The Good
AI takes the portal management and paperwork so you can be in the field.
PRAGMATICSAFETYSPEAKING
Dave runs the tools live on real safety work, shows where they fall over and helps people see what else they could build. He rebuilds each talk as the tools change.
Check Dave’s availability ↗Past talks ↗CONFERENCES & INDUSTRY EVENTS


01 / FORMATS

45 to 60 minutes
What AI can do for safety work today. Where it fails, with examples. What to do on Monday.
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2 to 3 hours
Bring a laptop and a real task. Leave with a method you can repeat. Designed for a working group.
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60 to 90 minutes
One topic, done properly. Lots of questions. Coffee required. Dave ran four across BC for BCCSA.
Talk about a session↗02 / CURRENT TALK
AI and the safety profession, one year on. Built for the 2026 BC Construction Health and Safety Conference.
AI takes the portal management and paperwork so you can be in the field.
Extend your abilities into software, video and training you could never have made before.
Generic, context-free output arriving faster than ever. What to do about it.
Live demos throughout, including an agent working a contractor prequalification portal on its own.
03 / OTHER TOPICS
04 / ON STAGE
Vancouver, BC · Joint Safety Conference
David will lead a workshop on AI in safety. The session will focus on putting AI to practical use in safety work.
Host information ↗Coquitlam, BC · BC Construction Safety Alliance
The Good, the Badass, and the Sloppy explores practical AI workflows, new capabilities and the limits of generic output. Live demonstrations connect the ideas to real safety tasks.
Host information ↗BC Construction Safety Alliance
A session on AI in safety for the Prime Contractors Technical Advisory Committee. David explores how emerging tools fit into safety practice.
Host information ↗Vancouver, BC · Pacific Safety Center
Think Before You Prompt: Artificial Intelligence in the Real Safety World. David demonstrates practical uses of AI and explores where professional judgment matters.
Host information ↗Fort St. John, BC · Energy Safety Canada
Energy Safety Canada, Totem Mall
A lunch-and-learn combining live AI demonstrations with practical exercises. David shows how to develop useful safety materials and reduce administrative work.
Host event listing ↗Fort St. John, BC · Energy Safety Canada and NEBC Producers Group
Artificial intelligence in industry. David connects emerging tools to the work of safety teams.
Host information ↗Victoria, BC · BC Construction Safety Alliance
Marriott Victoria Inner Harbour, Pacific Ballroom A
An interactive breakfast session with demonstrations of AI-supported safety documentation and communication. Participants explore practical uses while considering privacy and responsible implementation.
Host event listing ↗Langley, BC · Pacific Safety Center
A keynote exploring AI in safety. Practical examples connect the technology to the people doing the work.
Host information ↗Kelowna, BC · BC Construction Safety Alliance
Delta Hotels Grand Okanagan Resort, Columbia Room
An interactive breakfast session with demonstrations of AI-supported safety documentation and communication. Participants explore practical uses while considering privacy and responsible implementation.
Host event listing ↗Prince George, BC · BC Construction Safety Alliance
Courtyard Marriott, Spruce Room
An interactive breakfast session with demonstrations of AI-supported safety documentation and communication. Participants explore practical uses while considering privacy and responsible implementation.
Host event listing ↗Vancouver, BC · BC Construction Safety Alliance
Trev Deeley Motorcycles, Conference Room
An interactive breakfast session with demonstrations of AI-supported safety documentation and communication. Participants explore practical uses while considering privacy and responsible implementation.
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