Discover How to Optimize Pedestrian Safety with Six Sigma and Cutting-Edge Anti-Collision Systems

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TAPPI’s Paper and Board Division's Papermaking Technology and Operations Committee is organizing a new informational webinar exploring an advanced safety management system that can lead to more effective safety interventions in the workplace. John Feola, Key Account Manager North America for Advanced Microwave Engineering and President of 3FB Consulting will present the webinar.

Optimizing Pedestrian Safety with Six Sigma and Cutting-Edge Anti-Collision Systems
10:00am – 11:00am
Monday, November 4, 2024

Enhancing workplace safety is a critical priority across industries, but traditional data collection methods often fall short of providing the precise and unbiased data necessary for making informed safety decisions. This one-hour webinar will help you identify the limitations of traditional safety data collection methods and understand how leveraging real-time data processing, AI, and cloud-based analytics can significantly improve your organization's safety performance and operational efficiency. This webinar explores the transformative potential of integrating Six Sigma methodologies with advanced safety management systems like Amesphere to address this challenge.

Webinar attendance is open to everyone and there is no cost to attend, but registration is required.

Meet the Speaker
John Feola
Currently serving as the Key Account Manager North America for Advanced Microwave Engineering and president of 3FB Consulting, Feola leads the charge in supplying the paper, forest, and filtration industries, with innovative products for workplace safety and process optimization. Feola holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration from Norwich University, complementing his Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Engineering from Concordia University. He is a certified Professional Engineer by L’Ordre des Ingénieurs du Québec and holds a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification from McGill University.