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Optimizing EHS performance: Integrating three lines of defense for continuous improvement
Health and safety management systems are widely acknowledged for their benefits in reducing the administrative burden associated with collating and analyzing data.
However, simply acquiring an EHS system isn't enough. Implementation is crucial.
Evidence shows that the way an EHS system is implemented is as significant to its effectiveness as the data it holds. Without well-defined implementation and adoption frameworks, organizations risk falling short of expected improvements and may erroneously attribute shortcomings to the technology itself.
So how do you leverage your EHS management systems to optimize continuous improvement strategies?
Using real-world case studies, our panel of health and safety experts will illustrate how adopting the "Three Lines of Defense," model can strengthen risk management practices and protect against emerging risks.
Join this session and learn how an implementation and adoption framework can boost your continuous improvement efforts by:
- Enhancing risk management oversight
- Fostering and improving risk control culture
- Increasing employee empowerment, accountability and stakeholder confidence
- Improving resource allocation efficiency
Dr Christopher Davis is currently Thought Leadership Manager at IOSH. He specializes in various areas of safety and health research and practice, including occupational wellbeing, decent and sustainable work, and human capital management. He holds a BA (Hons) in English and European Studies from Nottingham Trent University, a Masters by Research in Comparative Literary Studies from Warwick University, and a PhD in Comparative Literary Studies, also from Warwick University. He has previous experience in academia, where he has published in a number of fields, and has also worked in education, journalism and community programs.
Paul Blundell is Client Services Director for Ideagen EHS. Prior to his current role he spent more than 20 years running a successful EHS software business that was acquired by Ideagen in 2019. Paul is experienced in delivering and implementing enterprise EHS solutions to large organizations across a range of sectors and has worked with companies worldwide. He is a Chartered Insurance Risk Manager and holds a Masters degree in Organizational Behavior with a specialism in safety culture through the University of London.
Luke has over 25 years of experience in the risk, health, safety and environmental field. For the past 15 years, Luke has been involved in all aspects of software provision to clients from implementation, product, development and testing through to his current role in customer success.
Luke’s approach is to build strong working relationships through mutual respect and trust, allowing him to proactively drive meaningful changes to organizations through continuous improvement. Luke is a Chartered Member of the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health in the UK.
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