Brady Corporation India hosted its inaugural Safety Conclave 2026, bringing together 36 safety leaders from 24 organizations across automotive, electronics, pharmaceuticals, oil & gas, and public sector industries.
The event focused on evolving industrial safety practices through knowledge exchange and collaboration, addressing challenges from frontline implementation to the integration of AI and data-driven approaches in risk mitigation.
Opening remarks by regional leadership outlined Brady India’s approach of moving beyond traditional vendor roles toward co-creating solutions with customers and fostering a community of safety professionals who share learnings across sectors.
Industry representatives presented sector-specific insights during the sessions. From the automotive sector, Mr. Chandramani, Senior Manager – Process Safety at TVS Motor Company, outlined the use of AI and data analytics to quantify and improve workplace safety outcomes, pointing toward predictive safety models. Mr. Prashant, B.C, Manager – EHS at Molex, discussed embedding safety into organizational culture via hands-on training and behavioural reinforcement. Uno Minda shared experiences on scaling safety practices in complex manufacturing environments.
In the pharmaceutical sector, Mr. Mukul Bhuchar, Head – Safety, Health & Environment at Biologics, led an interactive session on operational and regulatory challenges, providing insights into developing resilient safety frameworks. GE HealthCare contributed perspectives with a global context.
Panel discussions examined topics beyond regulatory compliance, including cultivating a culture of total wellbeing, ensuring equipment and facility safety in high-risk settings, and driving accountability at all organizational levels. Participants from Reliance Jio, ABB, Kennametal, and Filtrex took part, emphasizing that safety culture requires shared ownership between leadership and frontline teams.
The conclave highlighted a broader view of safety as a factor in productivity, employee engagement, and long-term business resilience.
Sacheen Lathkar, Director – India Business, Brady Corporation, stated: “In today’s interconnected industrial landscape, safety is no longer limited to individual organizations—it is a shared responsibility across industries. At Brady India, we believe workplace safety must go beyond compliance and align with global standards, ensuring that every employee operates in a secure and reliable environment.”
Stone Ren, Product Management & Marketing Director, Brady Asia, added: “With our presence across multiple industries and regions, Brady is uniquely positioned to bring together diverse safety insights and best practices. Platforms like the Safety Conclave enable organizations to learn from each other and adopt proven approaches that can be scaled across sectors.”
The event concluded with discussions on the implications of increasing automation, digital transformation, and evolving regulatory demands, positioning collaborative platforms as key to advancing safety through intelligent systems and cultural change.
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PS: This article was reedited on 14th Apr 2026 for minor corrections in designation of some of the people quoted in this article after receiving the updated release from a news source.
