A free webinar with Ashley Mckie, Director of Health and Safety at The Inland Group, on practical, low-risk ways to use AI in a safety program, for better decisions and less admin.<\/p>","protected":false},"featured_media":68593,"template":"","event_type":[1019],"class_list":["post-68597","event","type-event","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry"],"acf":{"start":"2026-11-25 11:00:00","end_time":"","timezone":"America\/Edmonton","format":"online","venue":"","platform":"LinkedIn","cost":"Free","registration_type":"linkedin","registration_url":"https:\/\/www.linkedin.com\/events\/7523409474804621312?viewAsMember=true","status_override":"auto","hero_label":"Webinar","hero_heading":"Practical AI in Safety: Better Decisions, Less Admin","hero_intro":"Safety teams collect a lot of information. Inspections, training records, incident reports, policy updates. The work gets done, but turning it into answers, reports and decisions still takes hours of admin.","hero_image_alt":"Ashley Mckie speaking at a podium","button_note":"Free. Registration is on LinkedIn.","about_heading":"About the session","about":"
Ashley Mckie, Director of Health and Safety at The Inland Group, walks through practical, low-risk ways to use AI in a safety program<\/strong>: researching policy and regulations, spotting trends management can act on, and keeping information current. She also covers the limits<\/strong>, including why the quality of what goes in decides how far your team can trust what comes out, and how to keep confidential information in approved tools.<\/p>","takeaways_heading":"What You'll Walk Away With","takeaways":[{"text":"The basics of AI in plain terms, and how it can support better decisions with less admin"},{"text":"How to choose practical, low-risk places to start"},{"text":"Using AI to research policy and regulatory questions"},{"text":"Turning safety data into trends and insight management can use"},{"text":"Why the quality of the input decides how reliable the output is"},{"text":"Keeping confidential and personal information safe, and why approved tools matter"},{"text":"How to keep the information AI works from current"},{"text":"A practical starting plan your team can put to work"}],"audience":"This is a practical session for safety managers, supervisors, safety leads<\/strong> and anyone who spends more time on paperwork than they would like. No technical background needed.<\/strong>","why_heading":"Why This Matters","why_lead":"Two safety programs can do the same work: the same inspections, the same training, the same incident reports. What separates them is how quickly that work turns into something useful<\/strong>, such as an answer for a manager, a trend spotted early, or a record that is ready when someone asks for it.","why_tiles":[{"icon":"answer","text":"An answer for a manager"},{"icon":"trend","text":"A trend spotted early"},{"icon":"record","text":"A record that is ready when asked"}],"why_body":" That is what this session puts on the table. Ashley Mckie shows where AI can take admin off a safety team's plate<\/strong>, and where people still need to check the work<\/strong>: poor inputs, outdated information, and private data in the wrong tool.<\/p>\n It is built for safety managers, supervisors and safety leads. Attendees leave with low-risk places to start, a clearer view of what to check before trusting an answer, and a practical starting plan<\/strong> they can take to their own team the same week<\/strong>.<\/p>","speakers_heading":"Speakers","speakers":[68596],"recording_url":"","ended_text":"This event has ended."},"yoast_head":"\n