Building experience in real-world scenarios is valuable, but in high-risk utility environments, it can lead to costly incidents, rising insurance premiums, and even fatalities.
In this webinar, utilities experts Mark Woodward from Sellenriek Construction and Mary Lee Shalvoy from CM Labs explain how leading utility companies are using simulation-based training to prevent incidents before they happen. You’ll see how simulators build field-ready operators faster and provide safety teams with real data they can act on.
Key takeaways include:
- What the data reveals about the cost of safety incidents in utilities
- Why traditional training methods are no longer enough
- A look inside the Sellenriek training program, including how its team is using technology to cut incidents
The session ends with a Q&A.
Safety Manager and Director of Training for the Sellenriek Family of Companies
Mark oversees employee training across all levels of the organization and leads the Building Utility Infrastructure Leadership Training (B.U.I.L.T) program, a 40-hour safety and leadership initiative for new and current team members. With over 25 years in safety leadership and as president of the Missouri Common Ground Alliance, Mark brings field-tested insights you won’t want to miss.
Director of Communications & Content at CM Labs
Mary Lee Shalvoy is the Director of Communications and Content at CM Labs Simulations and the driving force behind the company’s voice. With a career dedicated to translating complex technologies into powerful, accessible stories, she brings a deep understanding of the utility, construction and port sectors. Mary Lee has a unique ability to connect strategic messaging with workforce needs, making her a compelling speaker on how simulation can transform operator training and safety culture across the industry.