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E80 Why Every New Safety Manager Should Attend a Safety Conference (Interview with Damian Langley)
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Summary
Career Advice Every New Safety Manager Needs to Hear (An Interview with Damian Langley) Guest: Damian Langley, Wilmington Safety School Episode Summary Safety conferences are more than just training events—they're opportunities to gain practical knowledge, build relationships, and grow as a leader. In this episode, I sit down with Damian Langley to discuss why in-person safety conferences continue to be one of the best investments a safety manager can make. Whether you're brand new to safety or have years of experience, you'll learn how conferences can accelerate your professional growth, expose you to new ideas like AI in safety, and connect you with people facing the same challenges you are. What You'll Learn The history and mission of the Wilmington Safety School Why in-person learning is still more valuable than online training alone How networking with other safety professionals can solve real workplace challenges The growing role of AI in the safety profession Why frontline supervisors, safety committee members, managers, and executives all benefit from attending How safety conferences inspire career growth and leadership development What to expect at this year's Wilmington Safety School Key Takeaways You don't have to figure safety out by yourself. The best ideas often come from conversations between sessions. AI will enhance the work of safety professionals—not replace them. Safety is ultimately about protecting people, not just complying with OSHA regulations. Investing in your own development makes you more valuable to your company. Resources Mentioned Wilmington Safety School AI in Safety Behavioral Safety Leadership Development OSHA Compliance Safety Networking Connect with Me If you're a new or overwhelmed safety manager looking for practical OSHA guidance…