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Best Practices in World-Class SafetyA Three-Day Conference on Safety ExcellenceLeading to 100% Employee Engagement
Attended by more that 174 organizations like yoursand by 1000+ safety professionals like you!
Exclusive SessionMay 9 - 11, 2017Roger Milliken Center, Spartanburg, SC
To register online, go to www.PSbyM.comor email [email protected]
Call toll free 855-462-5630 (855-GOAL OF Ø)
Exclusive Behind
the ScenesPlant TourIncluded
Invest in 3 energizing days with skilled, knowledgeable practitioners who have more than 365 years of combined safety experience.
Benchmark one of the few companies in the U.S. to earn both the Malcolm Baldrige Quality Award and the TPM Excellence Award
Shelve theoretical models and learn Performance Solutions by Milliken’s tried-and-true processes through a compelling and effective learning model, combining the best of practical class-room instruction and a private Milliken plant visit. Make the 3 day investment of your time and gain key safety tactics fromone of the safest companies in America.
Our conference in unique by providing you an in-depth studyinto how this global organization’s well-recognized safetyprocesses have helped Milliken earn some of the following:
• Named as one of the 12 Safest Companies in North America and among the few to be named two-time award winners
• 27 OSHA-Certified Voluntary Protection Program sites
• 17 of the 39 VPP STAR certifications given in South Carolina
• Named to the 2016 “World’s Most Ethical Companies” list by the Ethisphere Institute for the 10th consecutive year
• Winner of AME’s prestigious Manufacturing Excellence Award for 2011 (Johnston Plant)
• Winner of the TPM® Excellence Award given by the Japan Institute of Plant Maintenance
• Listed 5 times in Fortune magazine’s 100 Best Companies to Work for• One of the few American companies to win both the Malcolm
Baldrige Quality Award and the TPM® Excellence Award
Safety: The Missing Keyto Your SuccessJoin Performance Solutions by Milliken inSpartanburg, SC and benchmark some of thebest practices in safety and manufacturing.
Milliken & Company’s achievement is not by chance. How todecrease your TIIR towards zero while creating associateengagement in the safety process are just some of the thingsyou and your team will learn during our interactive threeday safety excellence conference. Register your team today.
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In just 3 days, yours couldbe a safer company.Learn from PSbyM practitioners with more than365 years of combined safety experience and gaina rare glimpse into Milliken’s operations duringan exclusive private plant tour.
“I am very impressed at how Milliken associates own and are engaged in the safety system. Theorganization of the conference was outstanding. The binder of material was top grade, and I was very impressed with managements’ presentations.”
- Bruce NoePlatform Safety Manager
Hubbell Lighting
2016
Team Pricing Discounts Available!
Past 1000+ Attendees Include:
“ After day 2, our team met back at the hotel and brainstormed for 90 minutes and came away with 12 concrete actions we can implementshort term to improve our safety performance. Rarely do you walk away from a conference with such a wealth of actionable items.”
–John McGillivray, Manager, Safety & Environmental, Scot Forge Company
what others are saying... “ Excellent conference. I could spend another week digging into the details. The personal case and the business case are both very compelling.”
–Mike Wells, General Manager, Walsworth
“Every employee worldwide would benefit from this programand process.”
,rotarepO mooR lortnoC ,sirroM .O norahS–Barnhardt Manufacturing
“Excellent conference that will take our plant safety to the next level.”
–Danny Burleson, Mechanic, Energizer
“ Very professional and well planned. A lot of great ideas that I will take with me and share with others in our company.”
–Gina Rau, Director-Regulatory Compliance, Headwaters, Inc.
“I wrote down more than 40 ideas from this conference.”–Trish Smith, Human Resources and Safety, CertainTeed
“ First class. I felt as though it was one-on-one even thought it was a large group.”
–John Brumfield, Kiln Operator/Crew Lead, Mississippi Lime
“ Very impressive conference. It was well organized, very hospitable, very knowledgeable presenters, and had well rounded subjects.”
–Jesse Kuether, Safety Engineer, Scot Forge
10 Reasons Why You Should Bring Your Teamto PSbyM’s Safety Conference
You are accountable for... 1.) Company safety policies, procedures, and guidelines
2.) Reducing incidents and incidence rates, and evaluating leading and lagging indicators
3.) Workers compensation cost, such as indemnity, medical, and affiliated expenses
4.) OSHA code compliance
5.) Alignment of roles and responsibilities as they relate to safety
6.) Accountability in individuals and teams for safety
7.) Engaging the workforce for improved morale and motivation
8.) Education and training, both safety-related and job specific
9.) Continuous improvement for safety programs and quality
10.) Developing a predictive and preventative safety program
• Vice Presidents of Safety and Health • Risk Managers, and Safety Professionals (CSP, CIH) • Plant Managers • Safety Managers • Human Resource Directors • Directorsof Operations • Vice Presidents of Operations • Vice Presi-dents of Production • Vice Presidents of of Safety/Health/Security • Directors of Safety/Health/E nvi ronmental • Manufacturing Health, Environment & Safety Specialists • Safety Engineers • Technical Directors • Safety Team Leaders • Continuing Improvement Managers • SafetyChampions • Manufacturing Supervisors • General Managers• and anyone interested in achieving safe workplaces
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DAY I7:00 am Conference Registration and Breakfast Refreshments
8:00 am Welcome & Safety Message
8:10 am “Milliken’s Journey to Safety Excellence”Craig Long, Performance Solutions Fellow, Milliken& Company
Stan Pendergrass, Senior Director of Operations, EMEAand Americas, Performance Solutions by Milliken
Stan Pendergrass, Senior Director of Operations, EMEAand Americas, Performance Solutions by Milliken
Jane Easler, Marketing Communications, PerformanceSolutions by Milliken
9:00 am “Empowering and Engaging the Workforce for Safety”
10:00 am Group Photo and Refreshments Break
Refreshments Break
9:50 am “The Milliken Safety Way - Part 1”Wayne Punch, Director Emeritus, Corporate Safety and Security, Milliken & Company,
Wayne Punch, Director Emeritus, Corporate Safety and Security, Milliken & Company,
Wayne’s overview of the Milliken® Safety Way™ system and its model engagement methodology starts with thoroughly assessing the organization in order to changethe culture to associate, employee, and worker safety ownership. Explore how your organization can begin to develop safety as a foundation for operational excellence in just one 12-month cycle. Wayne will cover trainingmodules that allow you to visualize how your operation circles back after the full implementation to continue to support the safety foundation and how best to apply for external cer
11:15 am “Faces and Places”
Improve the quality of your networking during the conference with intorductions and goal setting.
12:00 pm Networking Luncheon
Tour of Milliken’s Innovation Gallery1:00 pm
2:00 pm “The Milliken Safety Way - Part 2”
3:00 pm
Sample Program Agenda
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3:00 pm A Case Study in Milliken’s Safety Audit Process Milliken & Company, Stacey Chapman, Plant Leader, Pendleton and Lynn Owens Learn how Milliken’s Pendleton plant is driven by self-directed work teams that have completed more than12 R3’s (Residual Risk Reduction,) 25 focused improve-ment projects, and 65 safety kaizens every year. Stacey and Lynn will focus on the safety audit process and the audits performed at the Pendleton Plant including how the steering committee and safety sub-committees work.
4:00 pm “Being a Safety Leader: The Associates Persepctive”An interactive question and answer forum where hourlyMilliken associates will speak candidly of what’s reallyinvolved in getting associates engaged.
5:00 pm Adjourn for the day
DAY II7:00 am Breakfast Refreshments
8:00 am “Combining Associate Engagement and Continuous Improvement to Drive Culture Change”Milliken & Company, Chris Glover, Senior Director ofClient EngagementChris will discuss what is meant by engagement, how to develop engagement with every associate and the role continuous improvement plays in both creating and sus-taining engagement. Learn how the entire process starts with understanding your associates’ intrinsic needs.
9:00 am Refreshments Break
9:15 am
10:00 am
“How to Implement a Vigorous Safety ParticipationProcess System, Measurement, and Accountability” John Jacobs, Regional Manufacturing Manager, Milliken& CompanyUnderstand key safety components from an overview of Milliken’s safety review process and the inner workings which have made the company’s TIIR much lower than industry standards.
Refreshments Break
10:15 am “The 9 Keys to a Successful Safety Process”
Discover how you can adopt Milliken’s safety-driven methodology which is a part of the company’s DNA.
Wayne Punch, Director Emeritus, Corporate Safety and Security, Milliken & Company,
Sample Program Agenda continued
Wayne will discuss how an organization’s leadership must set and communicate the expectation of safety while following up with a set of disciplined measure-ments. The remaining 7 keys provide the company’s employees with the ability to take ownership of the safety process and become true leaders.
11:15 am “ROI Deliverables of Safety in a Performance System”Phil McIntyre, Senior Director of Client Development,Performance Solutions by Milliken
re-changing safety journey. He will review data drawn from Milliken’s long
at minimizing if not removing incidents, improving morale, associate empowerment and teamwork. He will
at increasing your organization’s bottom line, customer satisfaction, speed of delivery and other variables which
11:45 am “Safety From the C-O�ce Perspective”Craig Long, Performance Solutions Fellow
12:15 pm Networking Luncheon
1:30 pm “How to Link Safety to Operational Excellence for Optimum ResultsMark Love, Advanced Director of Client Engagement,Performance Solutions by Milliken You may be wondering how you’ll find the time andresources to approach safety the way Milliken does. Mark will will lead a discussion about the MillikenPerformance System and how it provides a systematic approach and utilizes natural work teams to make thesafety a priority.
2:30 pm Refreshment s Break
2:50 pm “Successful New Hire Safety Orientations PredictingSafer Outcomes”
Milliken & Company, Thad Gregory, Human Resources Manager, Pendleton Plant.
Thad’s team of Safety Subcommittee members will lead a discussion on how to successfully conduct orientation for new employees and their success at Milliken plants.
3:40 pm Refreshment / Stretch Break
4:45 pm 30+ Ideas in 15 Minutes
4:30 pm Tour Instructions and Adjourn for the Day
DAY III 7:00 am Morning Refreshments
The entire conference group will be divided into two teams to participate in the plant tours--Team Goal of Zero and Team Culture of Safety
7:30 am Depart for Plant Tour of PendletonBuses Leave at exactly 7:30 am
8:40 am Plant Tour of Milliken Pendleton
12:00 pm Adjourn
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“What stood out was everyone’s passion around safety. Milliken came across as an innovative company that stays competitive through its excellent people and processes.”
–Kevin Friel, General Manager Polymer Heaters, Tyco Thermal Controls
7:50 am
Buses Leave at exactly 7:50 am
8:45 am Plant Tour of Milliken Magnolia
12:00 pm Arrive back at Roger Milliken Center
12:00 pm Adjourn
Depart for Plant Tour of Magnolia
12:00 pm Arrive back at Roger Milliken Center
Some of our speakers and moderators
Save yourself a triparound the world!Performance Solutions by Milliken’s world-class and award-winning way to sustainoperational excellence has been developedover the past 2 decades after benchmarkingthe best practices of companies around theworld. The process PSbyM uses is groundedwithin an organic, associate- based culture.Discover how the Milliken PerformanceSystem is a simple, replicable method foraccelerating breakthrough improvementsinvolving everyone in the organization.
“I wish I had known about ‘Milliken’ 4 years ago before I started the ISO process.”
–Susan M.J. Brader, Vice President, BHI Corporation
“ This conference opened up a whole new toolbox to be used in improving our company’s bottom line results.”
– Jerry Barbour, Vice President of ManufacturingBGF Industries
“ The forums provided real-life examples of Lean/Quality implementation.”
–Adrian Oates, Vice President Operations, Autumn Harp
Call to reserve your sleeping accommodations at any of these hotels:
• Spartanburg Marriott Renaissance Park299 N. Church St., Spartanburg, SC 864.596.1211
• Courtyard by Marriott Spartanburg 110 Mobile Dr, Spartanburg, SC864.585.2400
• Residence Inn by Marriott9011 Fairforest Road, Spartanburg, SC864.576.3333
• Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites at WestGate Mall895 Spartan Blvd., Spartanburg, SC864.699.7777
• Hampton Inn & Suites at WestGate Mall,
801 Spartan Blvd., Spartanburg, SC864.699.2222
Nearby Accomodations
Millikens Johnston Plant celebrate winning AME’s Manufacturing Excellence Award
CHRIS GLOVER, Senior Director of theMilliken Performance System, has beeninstrumental in growing the PerformanceSolutions by Milliken team since 2008,when he joined as one of the lead practi-tioners. Prior to Performance Solutions, he spent much of his career as a leader inmanufacturing for Milliken & Company, and was responsible for creating the LeanModel System at the Valway Plant in LaGrange, Georgia. Chris was also a plant leader at the Elm City plant in LaGrange,
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one of the leading manufacturing locationswithin Milliken & Company. During histenure at the Elm City Plant, Chris led theplant to become the JIPM Sustaining PrizeWinner. From 1992 until 2001, he workedin several key leadership roles, ranging fromDivision Quality Assurance to MillikenPerformance System Leader. He has honed his skills in auditing, project management, cost management, leadership development, and lean enterprise facilitation. Chris enjoys sharing his instructional knowledge with
clients looking for improvements in leanand operational performance. He holds a Chemical Engineering degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Some of our speakers and moderators (continued)
PHIL McINTYRE, Senior Director of Business Development. Phil’s lengthy career in business and manufacturing leadership makes him the right person to speak about the impact Zero Loss Thinking can make to an organization. Phil has successfully led several business units within Milliken & Company to both profitable growth and long term financial sustainability. Prior to his corporate level business leadership roles, Phil led the implementation of the Milliken Performance System in the Performance Products Division and served as director of cost improvement, where he was responsible for strategic cost reduction efforts. He also worked as the Pursuit of Excellence Director and was responsible for integrating aligning critical customer needs (and wants) with both manufacturing and business capabilities. Early in his career, Phil worked in four different manufacturing locations for Milliken & Company, holding five different positions ranging from Quality to Cost. Phil credits this early diversity in job responsibility and scope as the beginning of his in-depth knowledge of Continuous Improvement; his appreciation for empowered safety systems; and his understanding of the why establishing the correct financial metrics to drives the right behavior. Phil holds a degree in Industrial Engineering from Clemson University and a Master of Business Administration degree from Wake Forest University.
CRAIG LONG offers a seasoned perspec-tive to the leadership foundation for Performance Solutions by Milliken. He began his career over 40 years ago with Milliken & Company at a manufacturing
facility as an Industrial Engineer. Craig’s real world experience includes Product Development, Account Management, Business Management, Senior Corporate Education, Corporate Recruiting, and Activity Based Costing. In 1997, Craig was promoted to Vice President of Quality and Milliken University, and then he spear- headed the company’s implementation of Six Sigma in 2004. He has held leadership responsibility for Corporate Continuous Improvement processes, leading two corporate study mission trips to Japan. In 2006, Craig was selected to create and lead the newly formed Performance Solutions by Milliken business. This new group was created in response to the increasing requests from customers for Milliken to help them with their own processes, as well as their operational and safety excellence journeys. Performance Solutions by Milliken now works with clients operating in over 350 operations and in 23 countries. Craig was a key member of the U.S. Quality Council of the Conference Board for 14 years and also served as co- chair. He is a graduate of the Harvard Advanced Management Program.
WAYNE PUNCH offers key insights into the link between safety excecllence and operations. He is the Corporate Director Emeritus of Safety and Health for Milliken & Company. Wayne began his career with Milliken in 1973 as a Research Chemist. Since then, he held a variety of leadership roles including Plant Manager, Director of Manufacturing, Location Manager, and Manufacturing Manager. Wayne is a valued member of OSHA’s Volunteer Protection Program Participants Association, the S.C. Counter-
Terrorism Task Group and the South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance. Wayne has served on many boards concerning safety, including the National Safety Council, the S.C. Occupational Safety Council and the Homeland Security Taskforce.
JEFF ROSENLUND is a Senior Practi- tioner with Performance Solutions by Milliken and works with one of the team’s largest clients. His assignments during his 30+ years with Milliken & Company include leadership roles in areas such as change management, supply chain systems, manufacturing management, business and product line development, and project management. Jeff also worked in the Chemical Division for Milliken for several manufacturing sites..
CHIP WINTER is General Manager, Textile Manufacturing for Milliken & Company with oversight of 24 textile manufacturing plants. Chip’s experience at Milliken spans over 30 years, and he has been a Plant Manager, Manufacturing Manager, and a Director of Manufacturing for both North American Automotives and Finished Products.
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May 9 - 11, 2017Roger Milliken Center, Spartanburg, SC
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Phone: 1-855-462-5630 (855-GOAL OF Ø)
Mail: 920 Milliken Rd, Spartanburg, SC 29303
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PAYMENT AND CANCELLATION POLICY: 100% of your payment must be received prior to the conference start date. Registrations may be transferred to another colleague without charge. Teams/Groups not meeting the group rate thresholds at the start of the event will forfeit the group discount and be subject to the appropriate rate.
