Roger Waller, with Agri-AFC, stops by the registration desk to pick up his materials. Safety School board members welcome participants as they arrive. (2017)

Catching up during a break, participants get the opportunity to network with other EH&S professionals throughout the day and half program. (2017)

Chip Lerwick, Managing Director with AON Risk Solutions, delivered the keynote address for participants. Chip talked about the emerging risks in agribusiness. (2017)

Tom Bray, J.J. Keller & Associates Transportation Editor, talks about DOT: Past, Present and Future during his presentation. Tom is a regular presenter on the program each year and is ranked as a favorite by participants. (2017)

Jean Payne with IFCA, Dave Scott with the Office of Indiana State Chemist and Dr. Aaron Hager with the University of Illinois, participate in a panel discussion on Dicamba. U.S. EPA's Office of Pesticide Programs joined the discussion via a call for all participants to hear. (2017)

Keynote speaker, U.S. Chemical Safety Board Chairperson Vanessa Sutherland, explains the history and investigation process of the CSB. (2016)

Safety School President Becky Roark presents CSB Chairperson Vanessa Sutherland with a custom frame for providing the keynote address. (2016)

Jeffrey Wanko, Directorate of Enforcement Programs with U.S. OSHA, explains RAGAGEP (Recognized And Generally Accepted Good Engineering Practices) to safety school participants. (2016)

Brian Bothast, Lead Compliance Specialist with OSHA, is always an audience favorite year after year. Brian has been involved as a speaker with the safety school since 2008. (2016)

OSHA's Supervisory Industrial Hygienist, Sven Rundman, talks with a participant during a break after his presentation on Hazard Communication. (2016)

National Agricultural Aviation Association's executive director, Andrew Moore, talks about the history, evolution and future of aerial application as the keynote speaker. (2015)

David Wulf, DHS Director of Infrastructure Security Compliance, discusses security in agriculture and how agribusinesses can improve security measures. (2015)

Ford B. West delivers a thought-provoking and passionate presentation on the ResponsibleAg initiative and its importance for the industry. (2015)

Always one to engage his audience, Dr. Fred Whitford uses a participant to help make his point during his presentation on Regulatory Training: Making Your Words Count. (2015)

Kim Basham, concrete expert and president of KB Engineering, answers questions regarding concrete repair methods. (2015)

Keynote speaker, Donnie Dippel, President of Texas Ag Industries Association, explains the effects of the West Fertilizer explosion and how it has impacted our industry. Donnie and his association have been an integral part of the process with the investigation into the West, TX incident that occured in April 2013. (2014)

Thomas Bray, Transportation Editor with J.J. Keller & Associates, discusses the finer points of the new challenges for driver compliance. Tom has been in the transportation industry for over 30 years and is a valuable resource to the safety school. (2014)

Bill Basham, BBT, Inc. President, James Moore, Eastern U.S. EHS Manager for CPS and Donnie Dippel, Texas Ag Industries Association President, catch up during a break. Over 150 participants attended the 2014 Safety School. (2014)

Lively as always, Brian Bothast, Compliance Specialist with OSHA, keeps things interesting during his presentation. Brian is a regular presenter at the safety school due to his vast experience and knowledge and he always has fresh material that is relevant and timely, making him a popular presenter with the attendees. (2014)

Attendees participate in a UAV demonstration given by Chad Colby, Ag Technology Expert with Ag Tech Talk, during his presentation of the Future of Drones in Ag. (2014)

Billy Pirkle, Senior Director of EHS for Crop Production Services, and also ResponsibleAg board chairman, helps to answer some questions about the new ResponsibleAg program. ResponsibleAg was a hot topic with attendees who wanted to learn more about how the program will work. (2014)