“Safety Management and Human Performance Principles” is the fourth course in a 6-part series being completed over a 3-year period. Each participant has committed to the full 6-course series.
Content
This fourth course in the Utility Safety Basics for Supervisors series is designed to provide supervisors with a general understanding of Human Performance. Why do serious events occur when employees are trained and know their job? This course will provide details along with tools and improvement strategies for event reduction. Topics covered include:
- What is “human performance” in today’s electric utility?
- How events occur: human error, organizational weaknesses and individual mistakes
- Why employees take unnecessary risks
- How events impact operational performance
- Effective safety coach vs. safety cop
- Motivating employees to work safely (even when no one is watching)
- Establishing barriers and safeguards to mitigate the effects of human errors
- Human performance improvement strategies
Instructor
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