Making it stick: Tips and Tricks for a Truly Effective EHS Training Program

Building an EHS training programs to meet the needs of today’s workforce is one tall order. Programs must be flexible enough to address the increasing rates of remote work, new regulations and standards, not to mention the constant shift in employee responsibility as organizations look to build greater operational resiliency. On top of that, training must reflect the evolving needs of learners, each with their own needs, challenges, and preferences, in order to maximize skills building and knowledge retention needed to achieve sustainable EHS performance.

It’s no small feat. Yet, companies who take a pragmatic and human-centric approach to training will find navigating these challenges much easier and will ultimately realize a more productive and safer workforce in the long run.

In this webinar, Andrew Smith, CEO of Jicom, and Sean Baldry, Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Cority, will share practical tips and real-life examples of how to evolve your EHS training program to meet the needs of today’s workforce.

In this session, you’ll learn:

  • The importance of EHS training and its impact on the bottom line
  • Where current learning and development programs fall short – and what to do about it
  • How to structure your EHS training programs to meet the needs of today’s workforce
  • Tactics for improving engagement, boosting knowledge retention and personalizing the training experience

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Mark Wallace

Mark Wallace

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Mark is CEO of Cority Software Inc., a Toronto-based, award-winning, global SaaS company. Under Mark’s leadership, Cority’s revenue has grown consistently at a compounded rate of 25%. The company has grown in employees from 29 when Mark started in 2003 to close to 400 employees today. It enjoys an industry-leading profit margin. In 2016, Cority raised capital with Norwest Venture Partners, Georgian Partners, and BMO; in 2019 Cority raised capital from software specialist Private Equity firm Thoma Bravo and with Norwest again stepping up as an investor. Mark was a finalist for the EY Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 2017 and 2018. Previously, Mark was Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary and a member of the executive management team of AT&T Canada Corp. Mark is a graduate of St. Francis Xavier University, where he recently completed 10 years on the Board of Governors, including four as Chair of the Board. He received his J.D. from the University of Victoria and is a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada. Mark is active in mentoring young entrepreneurs and has served on several other not for profit boards.