2026 CCS Safety Series Session 1: Lessons Learned & SIF Prevention
Join CCS for an engaging three-part safety series led by Bruce Guiliani—a retired safety professional with over 25 years of experience in the field. This series is designed for construction safety leaders who want practical insights, timely lessons, and innovative strategies to tackle today’s challenges. Through real-world stories, emerging technologies, and collaborative discussions, you’ll gain tools to foster trust, spark new ideas, and drive safety excellence every day. Read about the first session below.
Session 1: Lessons Learned & SIF Prevention—Stories that Save Lives
Date: February 4, 2026
Time: 8:00am-10:00am
Location: TBD (Indianapolis)
This session invites members to bring a story about an incident, near miss, or improvement that moved the needle—what happened, what you changed, and what others can borrow. Bruce Guiliani, retired Safety Professional, will set the stage with current Serious Injuries and Fatalities (SIF) trends, common precursors, and consider energy based risk exposure, then moderate a roundtable where attendees share experiences and proven countermeasures.
Expect honest conversation, practical takeaways, and templates to help your teams capture and circulate lessons learned more effectively.
Learning outcomes:
- Recognize typical SIF precursors and how they surface in daily work planning.
- Apply a consistent, blameless “lessons learned” format that accelerates adoption.
- Discuss risk analysis of high energy exposures such as electrical, mechanical, potential, etc. during routine jobs.
The CCS Safety Series will be in-person at (location TBD) from 8:00am-10:00am on February 4, June 24, and November 11.
Each attendee that completes a speaker evaluation and answers the comprehension questions will receive .2 CEU for each safety session of the series for a total of .6 CEUs for the entire series. Safety Resources is our authorized IACET CEU provider.
The cost per session as a member is $99 and as a nonmember is $125. Register for the first session of the CCS Safety Series today!
