Despite the advancements in our understanding of the causes of accidents and the growing use of technology in the workplace, why do we frequently repeat past mistakes? This workshop will discuss why the very systems we develop to protect us so often let us down just when they are needed the most.
The main culprits within a typical management system will be identified with triggers to develop your lateral thinking in dealing with a variety of common management failings.
At the end of this training course, the participants will be able to:
- Understand the critical elements of safety management systems and their purpose
- Understand the importance of good leadership
- Learn the common reasons for failure - why do we repeat the mistakes of the past?
- Appreciate why ‘paperwork’ may not be your friend
- Learn to remove the trivial to reveal the critical
- Learn the road to improvement
- Explaining why management systems often impress not protect - the system is designed to look good without being effective?
- How to remove the trivial to reveal the critical
- Appreciating why ‘paperwork’ may not be your friend
- Making the system yours – removing unnecessary processes; ownership and understanding; consultation and partnership working
- Appreciating non-conformances of the system and to the system
- Understanding why we repeat the mistakes of the past
- Responsibility and accountability – effective safety leadership
- People, not paper – behavior beats bureaucracy
- The ability to reduce accidents and business losses in the workplace
- What you measure you improve – the train story to improvement
This training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:
- All line managers, supervisors, and team leaders
- Production and process engineers
- Maintenance personnel
- HSE personnel
- Employee representatives
- Human resources professionals
- Any other staff who are involved in planning and implementing the organization’s HSE management system