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How Utility Fleets Use Data to Stop Incidents Before They Happen

How Utility Fleets Use Data to Stop Incidents Before They Happen

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SPONSORED BY GEOTAB
September 23rd, 2026 @ 1PM ET

“How Utility Fleets Use Data to Stop Incidents Before They Happen”

Which will include:

  • How telematics data surfaces high-risk driver behaviors (speeding, harsh braking, distracted driving) before they result in an incident.
  • How to build a proactive coaching program using real-time exception alerts and driver scorecards.
  • How utility fleets are benchmarking safety performance against industry peers and internal targets.
  • The difference between reactive incident response and a predictive safety model — and how to make the shift.
  • Practical first steps for fleet safety leaders who want to move from spreadsheets to a data-driven approach.
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Growing the Utility WorkforceThrough Smarter Training

Growing the Utility Workforce Through Smarter Training

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SPONSORED BY CM LABS
August 25th, 2026 @ 1PM ET

Growing the Utility Workforce Through Smarter Training
A conversation on workforce training, safety and simulation”

Which will include:

  • How Northwest Lineman College is preparing the next generation of utility workers.
  • Practical approaches to expanding training capacity while maintaining safety.
  • Where simulation fits into a modern utility training program. /li>
  • Considerations for organizations evaluating simulation-based training.
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Field Team Safety: Connected Protection for Isolated and Remote Workers

Field Team Safety: Connected Protection for Isolated and Remote Workers

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SPONSORED BY OK ALONE
May 19th, 2026 @ 1PM ET

Field Team Safety: Connected Protection for Isolated and Remote Workers”

Which will include:

  • The most common risks and response gaps affecting remote and lone field teams
  • Why traditional safety processes can break down in low-signal or high-risk situations
  • What a practical day-to-day safety workflow looks like for check-ins, escalation, and supervisor visibility
  • How better connection and incident response can help workers raise an alert and share location when coverage is limited
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