Mental Health in the Workplace

Speaker: Shannon Seefeldt, CSP, Casualty Risk Control – Senior Consultant, AON

Program description: 

As stewards and influencers of health and wellbeing, building your knowledge around the impacts of mental health in the workplace is a critical component to saving lives. In this session we will tackle the tough conversations on mental wellness, discuss why its important and begin to uncover a plan of action.

Speaker Bio:

Shannon establishes and implements multi-disciplinary consulting strategies to ensure content quality and timely delivery of integrated risk control solutions for a global client base.  Because of his broad industry knowledge, he is able to leverage expertise across industries and apply his unique business knowledge to provide cost effective, client focused solutions.

Prior to joining Aon in 2016, Shannon provided safety direction for construction companies throughout Wisconsin with an emphasis on a Behavior Based approach towards safety and risk management and overall culture enhancement.

With over 15 years of experience in safety and risk management his expertise spreads across a large segment of multidisciplinary fields incluiding the government sector. Shannon’s areas of strength include:

• Site audits with risk control implementations
• Implementation of management systems focused on safety and risk controls to nuture an empowering safety culture.
• Custom creation of compliance programs and audit systems
• Creates custom training programs
• Human Resource program development
• OSHA and MSHA compliance
• DOT compliance
• Fleet program development
• Contractor pre-qualifying programs (ISN, Browser, etc.)
• Return to work programs
• OSHA Construction 10/30 hour training
• Behavior Based Safety
• Operational Assessments

Agenda:

11:00 – Registration

11:30 – Lunch (Pasta Buffet)

12:15 – Presentation

1:30 – Closing

Parking:

This is a downtown venue. Street parking is available, there is ramp parking close by, and surface lots are also available.

Note: We are a non-profit and we aim to break even on our events. If you choose “Pay At the Door” and do not show up, the chapter loses money. Moving forward, we will send an invoice to any no-shows.