BSISB Status Update: Safety Culture Improvement Mike Ruggieri EH&S Division Laboratory Support Advisory Council Meeting February 8, 2012 SCI Work Group.

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BSISB Status Update: Safety Culture Improvement Mike Ruggieri EH&S Division Laboratory Support Advisory Council Meeting February 8, 2012 SCI Work Group Doug Fleming (Sponsor) Mike Ruggieri Wade Crosson Joe Dionne Susan Lucas Michael Martin Scott Robinson Weyland Wong Cait Youngquist

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy Safety is integrated into Lab Culture Safety at the Lab is not about numbers. It’s about people doing meaningful work and going home each day to their families proud about their accomplishments. Safety Culture is based on a shared belief system where safety is integral in every part of our organization.

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy The SCI Work Group NameRoleDivision Doug FlemingSponsorEH&S Mike RuggieriChairpersonEH&S Wade CrossonMemberHR Joe DionneMemberEH&S Susan LucasMemberJGI Mike MartinTask LeadALS Scott RobinsonTask LeadOCA Weyland WongTask LeadEngineering Cait YoungquistTask LeadPublic Affairs

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy Moving into Transition Safety Culture Survey (Q1 2011) We are here Safety Culture Improvement Timeline Results and Analysis (Q3 2011) Opportunities Identified (Q4 2011)

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy Safety Culture: Transition FY 2012 Work Plan 1.Engaging Senior Management 2.Coordination of Division Initiatives 3.Supporting Lab-wide SCI initiatives 4.Designing and Implementing an Outreach Campaign 5.Preparing a Long Term Strategic Plan for SCI

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy 1. Engaging Senior Management Objectives Define the vision for Safety Culture at LBNL Increase the visibility of recognizing safety accomplishments Assist Senior Management in performing the role of SCI spokesperson to stakeholders: employees, DOE, public.

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy  “ Everyone works safely, everywhere, all the time” (United Airlines)  "Good research needs both the genius to make new discoveries and the discipline to do it safely.“ (Charles V. Shank, former Director, LBNL) Safety Culture: Future State  Safety and performance go hand in hand.  Safety is recognized and valued at all levels of the organization  We continuously learn from others and from mistakes.  We help each other to work safely. What is our vision for a High Performance Safety Culture at LBNL? What will be our message?

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy Safety Culture: Future State  Senior Lab Leaders are engaged and show that they care about the safety of their people.  Line Managers integrate safety into every activity of their groups.  Safety communication is supportive, proactive and consistent with ISM and other safety activities.  Employees act safely at work and at home. - Safety is an integral part of who they are. What are indications of a High Performance Safety Culture?

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy 2. Coordination of Division Initiatives Task Activities  50 division-level initiatives have been identified in FY 2012  Lessons learned and success stories are being shared through the Program web page and at status meetings.  Non-monetary safety recognitions are being investigated

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy 3. Implementation of Lab-Wide Initiatives Task Activities  Identifying Lab-Wide SCI opportunities.  Selecting and coordinating the implementation of those improvements  Tracking and monitoring implementation and effectiveness of the improvements.

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy 4. Outreach Campaign Task Activities  Establish systems for conducting SCI communications (presentations, TABL articles, maintenance of web site, etc.)  Design, expand, enhance SCI web site  Schedule and publish TABL articles  Schedule SCI Update presentations

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy Communications Well Underway Presentation and Discussion completed with:  Division Directors  Safety Advisory Committee  Division Safety Coordinators  Division Business Council  Laboratory Support Advisory Council  Contractor Assurance Council Newsletter articles  Phase 2 announced in Today at Berkeley Lab  Important milestones publicized.

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy 5. Long Term Strategic Plan for Safety Culture Improvement Task Activities  Benchmark LBNL SCI activities to other organizations  Obtain input (e.g. best practices) from DOE community and industry  Draft three-year Strategic Plan  Obtain approval from Senior Management on the final Plan.

Managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy Implement Strategic Plan –Top-down: Safety conversations and probes from Senior Management Recognition of safety achievements –Bottom-up: Each division working their own priorities Cross-divisional initiatives rise to lab- wide goals –Communications ties it together Multi-faceted, deliberate strategy to brand and communicate safety culture at Berkeley Lab.