Wilson Ronnie Odoom

MSc, BSc, NEBOSH, OSHA

Wilson Ronnie Odoom is an experienced Occupational Safety, Health, and Environmental (HSE) Executive with extensive expertise in HSE management, field operations, workplace safety, risk management, and environmental protection across various industries.

He holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Occupational Safety, Health, and Environmental Management and a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Construction Technology. His academic background is further strengthened by certificates in Public Health Leadership and Administration, Monitoring and Evaluation for Health Programs, and Global Health, complemented by professional certifications from NEBOSH and OSHA.

He is the Co-Founder and President of the African Safety, Health, and Environmental Professional Association (ASHEPA), where he provides strategic leadership in advancing occupational safety, health, and environmental standards, promoting professional development, and strengthening HSE practices across Africa.

With a combination of executive leadership and practical field experience across Africa, Asia, and South America, Wilson is committed to promoting a proactive safety culture, strengthening organizational HSE performance, and advocating for safer, healthier, and more sustainable workplaces.

His professional philosophy is founded on the belief that no organizational target, operational achievement, or performance indicator should ever take precedence over human life. This principle is reflected in his book, Zero Harm at the Workplace: No KPI Is More Important Than Human Life, which emphasizes the importance of integrating human safety, responsible leadership, and environmental sustainability into every aspect of workplace management.