Indianapolis, IN – The National Safety Council recently announced the recipient of the Dotson Safety Leadership Award, honoring a mid-career safety professional for their exceptional leadership in advancing workplace safety.
Wyatt Bradbury
Wyatt Bradbury is a principal of health and safety at Avetta and adjunct professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. At 32 years old, he has already cemented himself as a proactive safety leader and driving force in leading initiatives that reduce injuries and save lives in the workplace.
Wyatt has demonstrated outstanding leadership and impactful contributions to the safety profession, academia, professional associations, research and national safety standards. He has and continues to lead transformative safety initiatives, advancing groundbreaking innovations as well as playing a pivotal role in developing the next generation of safety professionals as a dedicated educator.
“We are pleased to announce the inaugural recipient of the Dotson Safety Leadership Award and celebrate a safety professional who is helping shape the future of our profession,” said Lorraine Martin, NSC CEO. “Wyatt Bradbury exemplifies the leadership, innovation and commitment to excellence that this award was created to recognize. As both an active safety professional and educator, Wyatt has already made meaningful contributions to workplace safety while equipping the next generation of safety professionals with lifesaving knowledge and skills.”
Established through the Kyle B. Dotson Endowment, the Dotson Safety Leadership Award recognizes an outstanding Certified Safety Professional under the age of 40 who demonstrates leadership, innovation, ethical excellence and meaningful contributions to safety.
Source: NSC