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DZAC August 2015

Do you Swim With the Sharks?

Are you Running with the Bulls?

This is a Cultural Activity

What is Safety Culture? Attitudes Beliefs Perceptions Values That employees share In other words, “the way we do safety around here”.

Safety Culture A broken safety culture has been responsible for many of the major process safety disasters that have taken place around the world for the past 20 years or longer. Space Shuttle Challenger Chernobyl Disaster

Safety Culture Safety Culture is expressed through behaviors and activities

Individual Safety Attitudes Develop and Persist in Response to Each of us

Who Do You Influence?

What Does a Good Safety Culture Look Like? 'Safety Management' factorsCultural/social factors Delegation of safety activities (more general)empowerment of the workforce Conduct of safety audits Good relations between management and workers Monitoring of unsafe worker behaviors Encouragement of a long-term commitment of the work force Safety training - initial and continuingLow turnover and longer seniority Good housekeepingActive role of top management

Do you Allow/Encourage Distractions?

Is Splitting Focus the Norm?

What are your Hazard Controls

Is your Hazard Control Appropriate?

The End