Webinars

In this webinar you will get an overview of The New View of Human Factors and Ergonomics and create a shift in your understanding of accidents, risk and safety. We no longer see human error as cause but as a symptom. Incorporating human and organizational factors into safety management systems and safety programs is a new view that has taken hold across the world.

This webinar discusses what “safety differently”, HOP & social psychology tell us about controlling risk. You will leave with five recommendations for doing safety differently, taking into account human factors and system safety.

At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

• Take a systems approach to work
• View accident causation beyond human error
• Follow 5 recommendations for doing “safety differently”

Format: Lecture

Classification: Intermediate

Join safety professional and data geek Ryan Davis to examine common safety metrics, but more importantly: know what to do with them. Many organizations gather data and generate reports, but not all are using this information to effectively manage and make better decisions.

In this practical webinar, you will learn how organizations can better track and measure their leading indicator data, using basic tools like Microsoft Excel®. Then, take the next step and learn what to do with the results. This webinar is directed towards health and safety practitioners that are new to the world of statistics, and small to mid-size organizations that don't have the resources for expensive analytics software.

At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

• Describe common data analysis techniques
• Summarize a data sets into various charts
• Interpret data findings to make a decision

Format: Lecture

Classification: Intermediate

Technical communication provides "need-to-know" information, so it is critical that it conveys the message you intend and is understood your listeners or readers. Learn how to use technical writing to convey specific information on a specific topic to a specific audience for a specific purpose. Design your safety talks and hazard alerts to be: objective, accurate, informative, accountable and comprehensive.

Join Roberta Sheng-Taylor, a former CSSE Education Director, for a masterclass on effective technical writing. Leave with a clear process and practical exercises to implement in your work.

At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

• Define Your Audience and Appropriate Message
• Apply Clear, Concise and Simple Writing Style
• Organize and Sequence Your Content
• Check and Edit Your Finished Work

Format: Lecture

Classification: All Audiences