The Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) Summit is designed to share best leadership and safety practices with industry professionals hoping to achieve world-class safety within their companies.
This one-of-a-kind learning and networking conference will focus on uniting manufacturing executives from across the United States. Attendees will learn best practices in environment, health and safety along with becoming a better leader.
This Summit promises to provide high-level safety professionals with implementable ideas they can take back to their facilities to improve their operations and achieve world-class safety.
Early Bird* |
Regular Pricing |
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Members |
$575 |
$600 |
Non-Members |
$650 |
$675 |
*Early Bird pricing is valid until February 28, 2025.
Group Rate (4+ people): $50 off per registration
(To take advantage of the group rate, email Kaitlyn Triplett at ktriplett@arpminc.org)
CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellations received by Friday May 2, 2025 will receive a refund minus a $50 per person cancellation fee. Cancellations received after May 2, 2025 are non-refundable (substitutions are allowed). No refunds for event day no-shows.
Cancellation requests must be sent in writing to the ARPM Staff at info@arpminc.org
Tuesday, May 13
1:00PM – Plant Tour at Dorel Juvenile
5:30PM – Welcome Reception
Wednesday, May 14
7:30AM – Breakfast and Networking
8:00AM – Welcome and Introductions
8:10AM – Believe in Safety, Brandon Schroeder
Believe In Safety is a story that takes you on an incredible journey. This story begins with "the day" a workplace accident nearly took Brandon's life. One of the most valued aspects of Brandon’s story is the full disclosure of his pre-accident mindset; he discusses the realities of the safety culture on the job and how this led him to that fateful day. He vividly describes how this accident changed not only his life, but the lives of those that love him. Come and experience this message and leave with a renewed energy and focus on safety.
Brandon’s story will captivate your audience! You will see tears, laughter, and a new motivation to make a change. They will realize this could happen to them if they don’t take safety seriously. Brandon’s clients have seen an increase in their employee’s safety awareness and left the session saying his story was the best of the day.
9:10AM – Networking Break
9:40AM – Breakout Sessions
10:50AM – Breakout Sessions
12:00PM – Networking Lunch
12:45PM – Peer to Peer Networking
1:45PM – General Session
2:45PM – Networking Break
3:15PM – Breakout Sessions
4:15PM – Safety Talks
During this session, attendees will have the opportunity to hear what members are implementing in their facilities to develop a culture of safety. These rapid-fire style presentations will leave attendees inspired to take best practices and actionable steps back to their organization.
5:00PM – Day One Ends
Thursday, May 15
7:30AM – Breakfast and Networking
8:00AM – General Session, Panel Discussion
9:00AM – Safety Awards Ceremony
The 2025 Safety Awards recognize companies in the manufacturing industry that have achieved excellent safety techniques that go beyond the average regulations. The awards will be given out based on OSHA 300's Log of work-Related Injuries and Illness statistics and Safety Best Practices.
9:15AM – Networking Break
9:45AM – Breakout Sessions
10:50AM – General Session
12:00PM – 2025 EHS Summit Concludes
Sponsorships are open for the 2025 EHS Summit!
Contact Kaitlyn Triplett at ktriplett@arpminc.org to claim a sponsorship or to get more information.
The 2025 EHS Summit will take place at the Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel - 11925 N. Meridian St. Carmel, Indiana 46032
Click HERE to book at the group rate.
The discounted room rate is valid until April 28, 2025.
ARPM invites you to participate in the 2025 Safety Achievement Awards and the 2025 Safety Best Practices Awards. Awards will be presented at the 2025 Enviornmental, Health and Safety Summit.
The Safety Achievement Awards are a way to recognize safety in the industry and facilities that have achieved a level of safety performance above the industry average. Awards are based on data reported on a company's annual OSHA 300 Log of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses.
The Safety Best Practice Awards are a way to recognize the best practices that organization's have implemented to increase overall safety. Submissions should generally align with at least one of the following topics: employee safety training, safety committees, safety audits/walk-throughs, emergency training, behavior-based safety, tracking/displaying safety metrics, equipment and mold change safety, safety communication or other innovative safety best practices.