Special Report shines spotlight on rising stars in safety
Canadian Occupational Safety (COS) is proud to announce the release of the highly anticipated "COS Young Achievers 2024" special report. This report, which will be available online starting at 8 AM ET today, celebrates the exceptional contributions and achievements of the top safety leaders under 35 across Canada.
The COS Young Achievers 2024 highlights the next generation of leaders who are making significant impacts in workplace safety and health. These young professionals have demonstrated outstanding dedication, innovation, and leadership in their respective fields, contributing to safer workplaces and advancing the safety profession.
The full feature can be accessed here.
Honorees of COS Young Achievers 2024
The special report features in-depth profiles and insights from 12 remarkable individuals who have been recognized for their exemplary work:
- Alexandra Williams – Recognized for her pioneering safety initiatives and leadership at her organization, Alexandra has been a driving force in enhancing workplace safety standards.
- Jessica Rozo – Jessica’s innovative approaches to risk management and her commitment to safety training have set new benchmarks in her industry.
- Kajal Patel – Kajal’s exceptional work in safety compliance and her proactive measures in hazard prevention have earned her this esteemed recognition.
- Ketrina Richer – Ketrina’s dedication to mental health and safety in the workplace has made significant impacts on employee well-being.
- Melissa Fleury – Melissa is celebrated for her leadership in developing comprehensive safety programs and her hands-on approach to safety education.
- Roma Rana – Roma’s expertise in occupational health and her innovative safety solutions have greatly improved workplace safety protocols.
- Sarah Peddle – Known for her meticulous attention to detail and commitment to continuous improvement, Sarah has been instrumental in driving safety culture within her organization.
- Shadi Mahpour – Shadi’s focus on integrating safety with technology has revolutionized how safety is managed and monitored in her workplace.
- Shannon Goodhue – Shannon’s strategic vision and leadership in safety management have been pivotal in achieving significant safety milestones.
- Sonia Isoufi – Sonia’s proactive approach and dedication to safety training have fostered a strong safety culture within her organization.
- Yamit Ayazo – Yamit’s innovative risk assessment techniques and his leadership in safety initiatives have set him apart as a leading figure in workplace safety.
The special report not only celebrates these individuals' achievements but also aims to inspire the next generation of safety professionals. Each profile delves into their career journeys, key projects, and the challenges they have overcome, offering valuable insights for those aspiring to make a difference in the field of occupational safety.
For more information and to read the full profiles of these exceptional young leaders, visit the COS Young Achievers 2024 special report.
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