Washington – Today, American Trucking Associations opened registration for the 2025 Safety, Security, & Human Resources National Conference and Exhibition, the trucking industry’s premier event dedicated to advancing knowledge and collaboration in trucking safety, security and human resources.
“The SSHR National Conference represents the intersection of innovation and collaboration,” said Jacob Pierce, executive director of ATA’s Safety Management Council & Transportation Security Council. “This event equips professionals in safety, security, and HR with the tools they need to address today’s challenges and seize tomorrow’s opportunities. Together, we’re shaping a safer and more secure future for the trucking industry.”
The conference, scheduled for April 23-25 at the Louisville Marriott Downtown in Louisville, Kentucky, features four comprehensive educational tracks focusing on critical aspects of the trucking industry. Topics include claims and loss prevention, safety, security and human resources that will offer attendees the opportunity to engage with industry experts, participate in valuable educational sessions and gain insights and best practices for their companies.
Other highlights include:
- A focus on new regulations, emerging technologies, and best practices for company policies and procedures
- Crisis leadership lessons from September 11, 2001, presented by Lieutenant Colonel Robert Darling, U.S. Marine Corps (retired).
- Recruitment and retention strategies, presented by ATA’s Women In Motion.
- Interactive sessions, including simulated trainings and benchmarking roundtables.
- An exhibit hall featuring trucking’s top manufacturers and suppliers showcasing their latest safety, security and HR offerings.
- Numerous networking opportunities, including a dedicated reception for women attendees.
- The annual Safety & Security Awards Reception & Banquet.
“SSHR provides a platform where trucking professionals can connect, learn, and lead,” said Dan Horvath, ATA senior vice president of regulatory and safety policy. “This was the first industry event I ever attended as a safety professional, and it has always brought together diverse perspectives and expertise, helping our industry enhance our shared safety culture. Since that first time I attended, I’ve believed this unique forum is a must-attend for industry professionals committed to excellence and continuous improvement.”
For more information about the Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference and Exhibition or to register, please visit https://sshr.trucking.org.