Engagement Moment “Fix the printer” Disclaimer: this safety moment is designed to prevent similar incidents occurring. All guidance herein is provided.

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Engagement Moment “Fix the printer” Disclaimer: this safety moment is designed to prevent similar incidents occurring. All guidance herein is provided in good faith and Step Change in Safety nor its member companies accept responsibility for any inaccuracies or omissions contained within this safety moment.

Printer in the locker room (which doubled as the permit control facility) had been broken for approximately 4 months OIM was not aware of the issue as he uses an alternative printer Does this seem trivial? What could be the consequences? Fix the printer DISCUSS

What were the consequences: After their worksite visit, guys had to remove coveralls and climb two flights of stairs to print permit They felt pressure to rush their toolbox talk and get to the worksite At a safety meeting, the OIM asked what could be done to improve morale One guy said “fix the printer”. What a revelation!! This seemingly trivial issue had potentially serious safety consequences Fix the printer So it’s important to use time for the right things…

What frustrations are there on your site that may have a similar consequence? DISCUSS What other ‘low hanging fruit’ is there to fix? What can you do to raise these issues and help resolve them? Fix the printer

Good practice: Availability of computers and printers can be an important contributor to your control of work arrangements Trivial issues can have non-trivial consequences Have regular conversations to ensure that appropriate issues can be raised to someone who can take action Don’t assume someone else has raised the issue – speak up Ensure timely feedback is given on the issues raised If an issue is having an effect on safety, raise it with your Elected Safety Rep Fix the printer

Which of the 7Cs are involved in this safety alert? Change management Communication Complacency Control of work Competence Culture Commitment Fix the printer Could your discussion lead to creating another alert to share with industry? Please contact :