This webinar was originally broadcast on September 10. 2024.
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Sponsor: DEKRA
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Summary
Not all SIF exposure is the same, and neither are the ways they can be mitigated.
Join us as we look at the critical distinction between scheduled and unscheduled Serious Injury and Fatality (SIF) exposures and how to use metrics to proactively drive safety performance.
Professionals in Safety, EHS, Risk, Compliance, HR, Operations, and Facilities Management will gain knowledge and tools to understand the contributing factors to safety risk, the leading metrics that matter, and how to implement effective prevention strategies.
Key Learnings:
- How to prepare for and mitigate risks during planned SIF exposure
- Strategies for rapid response and mitigation when unplanned exposure occurs
- The neuroscience behind decision-making, whether those decisions are risky or safe
- How a HOP approach can mitigate error traps
- Using metrics to impact safety performance
Speakers
Erika Gwilt | Vice President / Executive Consultant | DEKRA
“I love linking positive safety results, in active and practical ways, with behaviors that support them.”
Erika Gwilt is a consulting professional whose strength in leadership development and business strategy support enables her to help clients engage their entire workforce in improving safety outcomes. Erika’s areas of expertise include leadership coaching, sustainable safety performance, serious injury and fatality analysis, and measurement of program effectiveness.
Rajni Walia, Ph. D. | Vice President / Executive Consultant | DEKRA
“My aim is to help create safer workplaces so that individuals worldwide can get home to their loved ones every working day of their career.”
Rajni Walia is a senior leader specializing in human performance reliability and serious injury and fatality prevention. Rajni and her teams are responsible for providing leading-edge solutions incorporating the latest in applied behavior and neuroscience to help organizations achieve “right first time” results in safety performance, reduce serious injuries, and foster greater human performance reliability.
Toni Fleming | Vice President | DEKRA
“Humans place identity in meaningful work. We find purpose in valuable contribution. My passion is to advance organizations by provoking progress in every individual.”
Toni Fleming applies world of work insights, global social and economic trends, and leading-edge innovations to help improve safety outcomes.
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