Learn Why Most Safety Systems Fail At MSCI’s 2026 Safety Summit
The Metals Service Center Institute (MSCI) is on a mission to create a Zero Harm, Safety Always culture throughout the industrial metals industry. Your team can join us on this journey by attending our 2026 Safety Summit, set for Sept. 9-10, just outside of Chicago. Registration and information is available at this link.
This event is designed for CEOs, company leaders, safety teams, and managers. It will provide content, insight, best practices, and information about tools and technologies that are relevant for multiple members of your team. For example, a panel discussion with Rhythm Innovations’ Nathaniel Miller and Ellis Jones, along with Trek.AI’s Mike Carroll, will explore why most safety systems stall, and how to create programs that are actually reliable. In this session, participants will learn:
- How winning organizations govern safety decisions through strategy, structure, and accountability, not programs alone;
- The critical difference between managing safety activity and running safety through an operating model;
- How high-performing leaders create culture by defining what “winning” looks like and aligning the organization around it; and
- How judgment, governance, and technology work together to simplify complexity and drive reliable performance.
In addition to gaining access to content like this panel, why should your team attend the summit? Because safety matters. It influences your company’s reputation in the community, its bottom line, and whether your firm is considered an employer of choice. In the modern workplace environment, companies that do not commit themselves to preserving and enhancing the safety, health, and well-being of their people will be left behind.