.png)
AN EXECUTIVE FORUM FOR HSE & OPERATIONAL RISK LEADERS
A focused, in-person forum where senior leaders examine:
-
Safety leadership in complex operations
-
Operational risk under cost and schedule pressure
-
Contractor and workforce safety governance
-
Incident prevention, escalation, and response
You'll walk away with:
-
Stronger safety leadership judgment
-
Clear risk ownership frameworks
-
Confidence to intervene before incidents occur
AGENDA AT A GLANCE
Two Days.
Leadership Accountability.
Operational risk decisions are shaped by behavior, systems, and consequences.
This agenda reflects how safety leadership actually works.
DAY 1
HSE LEADERSHIP & RISK GOVERNANCE
-
Executive accountability for safety outcomes
-
Safety culture in high-risk environments
-
Contractor and workforce risk management
-
Integrating HSE into operational decisions
DAY 2
INCIDENT PREVENTION & RESPONSE
-
Early warning signals and near-miss intelligence
-
Managing high-consequence risks
-
Incident escalation and leadership response
-
Regulatory scrutiny and recovery credibility
WHO WILL BE THERE
Key Decision Makers only.
Energy & Heavy Industry
Oil, Gas, Petrochemicals
Manufacturing & Industrial Operations
Plants, factories, processing facilities
Construction & Mega Projects
High-risk, multi-contractor environments
Utilities & Power
Generation, transmission, critical assets
Transport & Logistics
Ports, terminals, industrial transport
HSE & Operational Leadership
HSE Heads, Operations Directors, Risk Leaders
For Strategic Partners
Safety credibility is built through trust, not marketing.
Why this event is different:
-
No expo hall noise
-
Senior leaders with operational authority
-
Real safety leadership discussions
-
Curated, high-trust engagement
Numbers that matter:
-
Access to safety decision-makers
-
Alignment with operational credibility
-
Long-term leadership positioning
Get involved
Get Involved now
Three clear paths
Trusted by Leaders Who Execute Since 2014
WHEN SAFETY FAILURES BECOME LEADERSHIP FAILURES
In high-risk industries, incidents are rarely caused by lack of rules, they are caused by gaps in leadership decisions, risk ownership, and operational discipline.
Executives today are judged on:
-
Safety culture credibility
-
Regulatory exposure and incident response
-
Workforce protection at scale
This forum addresses the executive challenge:
leading safety as a core business and operational risk priority, not a compliance checkbox.
