Financial Factors of Environmental & Safety

Let's reframe the role of environmental and safety from being a cost center to being a driver of revenue. Environmental and safety initiatives, as part of Environmental Societal and Governance (ESG) efforts, can contribute to a company's financial strength, market position, investment interest, and valuation. In this webinar, we explore the costs associated with litigation from environmental groups, regulatory fines, and lost productivity. Additionally, we discuss how ESG can enhance financial strength and how technology and training can reduce environmental and safety costs.

Learn how to:

• Proactively correct hazards and compliance deficiencies before they become bigger problems by having real-time data to spot trends and benchmark results.
• Focus EHS staff time on value-added activities and increase the number of facilities they can oversee by reducing their time on manual data entry, scanning paper, and driving site to site for basic tasks.
• Cut spending on sustainability and ESG needs by automatically leveraging required compliance activities. This reduces unnecessary spending and highlights sustainability measures to drive top-line revenue growth.
• Hold teams accountable and more easily promote top-performing plant managers – cleaner facilities, safer facilities, and metrics to rely on mean you know who your top performers are to drive your business forward!