Dave Fennell, Imperial Oil Resources Overview: This package has been developed to help you create awareness for managers, supervisors, employees and contractors.

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Dave Fennell, Imperial Oil Resources Overview: This package has been developed to help you create awareness for managers, supervisors, employees and contractors on the topic of Risk Tolerance. Risk Tolerance (or acceptance) has been identified as a key safety focus area across the ExxonMobil companies world wide and this package. The ExxonMobil Human Factors Technology Centre of Excellence has conducted research on this issue and has developed this package to communicate their findings. Content: 1.Introduction to Risk Tolerance – an interview with a member of the Human Factors Technology Center of Excellence outlining the concepts of Hazard Recognition, Risk Perception and Risk Tolerance and how they related. 2.The 10 Influencing Factors – a serious of 10 short presentations that summarizes each of the Influencing Factors. 3.Workshop Packages – 10 individual power point presentation packages each containing detailed facilitators guidance in the ‘notes’ pages. 4.Workshop Participant worksheets – 10 individual sheets that summarize each of the 10 factors and include spaces for workshop participants to capture personal action plans. Facilitator’s Guide: Planning: 1.Review the roll out strategy with the Business Unit management. 2.Establish a time frame for the roll out of the complete package. Option A – Provide the overview presentation and then follow up with each of the individual workshop packages in the same sitting (~ 1 day) Option B – Provide the overview presentation and each of the clips on the 10 factors in an introductory session (~ 1 hour) and then follow up with individual work shops on each of the modules at future pre- determined meetings. Show the specific clip and conduct the interactive workshop (~ 35 minutes on each module). This can be done over a period of 6 months to 15 months). Facilitator’s Guide 10 Factors That Influence Risk Tolerance

Dave Fennell, Imperial Oil Resources Delivery: Option A: 1.Prepare for the workshop by printing off the individual worksheets and the summary page of the 10 Influencing Factors for each participant 2.Play the overview presentation from the DVD. 3.Hand out the individual worksheets for Factor #1 4.Show the presentation for Risk Tolerance Factor #1 from the DVD. 5.Conduct an interactive workshop using the power point slides for Factor #1 6.Direct participants to fill out their individual work sheets and personal action plans. 7.Create a discussion on the individual action plans and extract common action plans to form the base for the business unit action plan. 8.Repeat steps 2 to 6 for each of the 10 Influencing Factors 9.Summarize follow up actions that will be worked by the business unit. 10.Establish a forum for follow up and stewardship of individual action plans. Option B: Introductory Session 1.Prepare for the workshop by printing hard copies of the 10 Factors Summary Sheet 2.Play the overview presentation. 3.Show the presentation for Risk Tolerance Factor # 1 from the DVD. 4.Have a short discussion on that factor (~5 minutes). 5.Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each of the Factors. 6.Establish a schedule for detailed workshops on each of the Factors Individual Sessions on Each Factor Prepare for the workshop by printing hard copies of the specific worksheet for this Factor. Handout the individual worksheet for the specific Factor being reviewed Play the presentation from the DVD for the specific Factor being reviewed. Conduct an interactive workshop using the power point slides for the specific Factor Direct participants to fill out their individual worksheets and actions plans Create a discussion on common actions and extract these to form the base for the business unit plan to address that Factor. Schedule the next session to review the next selected Factor. At the beginning of the next scheduled session, review the outcomes from the individual and business unit actions on this Factor. Repeat steps 1 to 7 for each session on the individual Risk Tolerance Factors. Facilitator’s Guide 10 Factors That Influence Risk Tolerance