“Where Sustainability Meets Safety: ESG and Ergonomics in the Modern Workplace”

“Where Sustainability Meets Safety: ESG and Ergonomics in the Modern Workplace”
Presented by Kristian Witt and Ed Havey, M.S., CPE of Compliance Management International (CMI)

Thursday, November 19, 2026 | 12:00 PM
Hosted at CMI, 2750 Morris Road, Suite A101, Lansdale, PA 19446

Sustainability and workplace safety are often handled as separate programs, but they share the same goal: protecting people and helping the organization last. In this joint session, two CMI experts look at where Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and ergonomics overlap, and how bringing them together supports a more complete approach to employee well-being. Attendees will see how environmental responsibility and injury prevention can support each other, and leave with practical ideas for connecting the two in their own workplaces.

Learning Outcomes

1. Explain how ESG initiatives and ergonomics programs intersect and support each other.
2. Identify ways to align environmental compliance and sustainability goals with workplace safety and health.
3. Apply practical ergonomic strategies that reduce musculoskeletal injury risk and improve employee well-being.

About the Speakers

Kristian Witt | Vice President, Environmental Services, CMI
Kristian Witt is Vice President of Environmental Services at Compliance Management International, where he specializes in environmental compliance, sustainability, and regulatory management. His work covers environmental auditing, permitting, ESG initiatives, and building environmental management programs. Kristian helps organizations work through complex regulatory requirements, improve environmental performance, and build sustainable practices into their operations, always with an eye toward aligning environmental responsibility with risk management and long-term business success.

Ed Havey, M.S., CPE | Senior Ergonomist, CMI
Ed Havey is a Certified Professional Ergonomist specializing in workplace ergonomics, injury prevention, and occupational health and safety. He conducts ergonomic risk assessments, identifies workplace hazards, and develops practical solutions that reduce musculoskeletal injuries and improve employee well-being. Ed works with organizations across many industries to put ergonomic programs in place that improve safety, operational efficiency, and long-term employee health and productivity.

Photos and short video clips may be taken during the event and shared on LinkedIn.

Cost:
$30.00

Meeting Signups
Meetings are open to all persons who are interested in EH&S or this topic. If you have questions about the advantages of ASSP membership, please email our President via the Contact Us page.

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