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    Safety Leadership Workshop - Oxy

    Workshop Summary

    •  This workshop provided a comprehensive exploration of key concepts and strategies for enhancing safety management and leadership in the workplace. Participants gained valuable insights into effective communication, safety culture, and behavioral safety while addressing challenges in safety practices and incident reporting.
     Key Highlights

    Safety Leadership
    • Differentiating leadership from management and mastering communication skills is essential for fostering a strong safety culture.
    Safety Practices Implementation
    • Developing practical, team-oriented safety procedures and understanding the dynamics of peer pressure to build a positive safety culture.
    Continuous Improvement
    • Emphasizing the importance of evaluating safety systems, analyzing data, and adopting a mindset of continuous improvement.
    Behavioral Safety
    • Exploring the role of human factors and understanding the root causes of human errors to prevent safety rule violations.
    Oxy Zero harm
    • Understand the elements of Oxy Zero harm.
    Violation of Safety Rules
    • Exploring reasons behind safety rule violations with Problem-solving and developing actionable solutions.

    This workshop will equip participants with actionable strategies to enhance safety performance and foster a proactive safety culture in their organizations.

    Activities
    • Classroom - Listening and contributing to discussions and exercises (group Discussions and workshops)
    Course Duration:
    • 4 hours

    Introduction

    • Welcome and workshop objectives overview
    • Pre-test
    1.    Safety Leadership
    • Group Exercise – Leadership Vs. Management
    • Leadership Vs. Management Illustration video
    • The Importance of Strong Leadership in Health & Safety
    • Key aspects of strong health and safety leadership:
    • Leadership Vs. Management
      • Process vs. Vision
      • Organizing vs. Aligning
      • What & why vs. How & When
      • Position vs. Quality
    • Meaning of ‘Safety Leadership’
    • Mastering Communication Skills for Safety Culture
    2.    Safety Practices Implementation
    • Group Exercise – Safety Practices Implementation
    • Developing and implementing practical safety procedures
    • Making safety procedures applicable and engaging team members:
      • Strategies to involve teams in safety initiatives and overcoming challenges
    • Understanding Safety Culture
      • Characteristics of positive and negative safety cultures
      • Addressing peer pressure and using it to promote a stronger safety culture
    3.    Continuous Improvement and Evaluation
    • Group Exercise – Continuous Improvement
    • Key reasons why Continuous Improvement is important
      • Enhanced Quality
      • Increased Efficiency
      • Employee Engagement
      • Innovation Catalyst
      • Adaptability
      • Customer Focus
      • Cost Reduction
    • Evaluating Safety Systems:
    • Key measures to assess the effectiveness of safety protocols
    • Challenges in incident and accident investigation (Obstacles)
      • Information
      • Time
      • Company Culture
      • SCAT Analysis
    4.    Behavioral Safety
    • Group Exercise – Behavioral Safety
    • Behavioral Based Safety video
    • ABC Theory
    • Behavior-Based Safety ABS Illustration
      • At-risk behavior
    • Group Exercise – Unsafe / At-Risk Behavior
    • Unsafe / At-Risk Behavior
    • Unsafe Acts vs. Unsafe Conditions
    • Role of Human Factors in Behavioral Safety
    • Root Causes of Human Errors
    • Preventing Safety Rule Violations
    5.    Oxy Zero harm
    • Group Exercise – Oxy Zero harm
    • Meaning of ‘Safety Leadership’
    • What is the Oxy Zero Harm
      • Safety management
      • Environmental stewardship
      • Community engagement
      • Reporting
    6. Violation of Safety Rules
    • Group Exercise – Violation of Safety Rules
    • Exploring reasons behind safety rule violations
    • Violation of Safety Rules – Top OSHA Violations
    • Problem-solving and developing actionable solutions
    • Developing Actionable Solutions
    • Post-Test
    • Workshop Evaluation
    • End of Workshop

    • HSE Professionals
    • Supervisors and Managers
    • Safety Practitioners
    • Incident Investigators
    • Team Leaders and Coordinators
    • Human Resource Personnel
    • This workshop is ideal for anyone seeking to strengthen their knowledge and skills in safety management and culture.

    • Safety Leadership
    • Effective Communication for Safety
    • Implementing Safety Practices
    • Continuous Improvement and Evaluation
    • Behavioral safety
    • Human factors engineering
    • Human errors
    • Oxy Net Zero
    • Violation of safety rules

    • A basic understanding of workplace health, safety, and environmental practices.
    • Familiarity with safety protocols and procedures within their organization.
    • An interest in developing leadership and communication skills for safety management.


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