A Systems Approach

To Accident Prevention &

Investigation

Explore how a systems approach can radically improve your organisation’s ability to prevent accidents and develop better learning outcomes from adverse incident investigations.

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Presented by Ian Pemberton
Chartered Ergonomist, C. ErgHF,
MCHIEHF Managing Director,
Human Focus

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Effective management of health and safety in a world of growing dynamic complexity requires us to become systems thinkers. System dynamics (SD) is a methodology to frame, analyse, and discuss complex issues and problems. SD was originally developed in the 1950s and is now in widespread use in both the public and private sectors for business systems analysis and design.

In simple terms, SD can be thought of as a joined-up thinking —it focuses on how processes dynamically interact.

This recorded webinar explores how a systems approach can radically improve your organisation’s ability to prevent accidents and develop better learning outcomes from adverse incident investigations.

This recorded webinar explores

How existing approaches to the management of health and safety training fail to deliver high standards of employee competency, and simple steps you can take to avoid these pitfalls

How to get far greater health and safety performance from your existing processes by identifying powerful leverage points

How leading employers are using a dynamics systems approach to drive both world class safety standards as well market leading commercial performance

The benefits of attending this professional development recorded webinar:

Develop your understanding of how systems thinking can help you leverage more from your existing resources whilst also reducing management time and costs

Get insights into practical steps you can take to adjust the way your organisation learns from accidents and adverse events in order to improve operational performance

Learn about current best practices in the use of systems thinking for the prevention of accidents and learning from adverse incident investigations—explore what world class organisations are doing in this area.

Who should watch this recorded webinar

Health and safety specialists

Training, learning and development specialists

Human resources (HR) specialists

Risk management, compliance and insurance specialists

Presented by: Ian Pemberton

Ian is a chartered ergonomist, or human factors specialist, and globally trusted authority on workplace safety training and skilled behaviour change. In this webinar Ian shared his extensive experience in assisting his clients to implement effective on-site contractor safe systems of work.