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Empowering safety: Proactively managing human error for a safer workplace
Learn practical strategies and techniques to proactively manage human error, ensuring a safer and more productive work environment.
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key takeaways
What you will learn
- Effective techniques for minimizing human error
- Best practices for building a safety-conscious culture
- Insights into the latest research and technologies in error management
- Real-world examples of successful error reduction strategies
- How to implement proactive measures to prevent errors
About this event
Creating a culture of safety
In this engaging session, we explore the critical role of human error in workplace safety and how you can take proactive steps to manage and reduce it. You'll discover practical advice and actionable insights to help you build a culture that prioritizes safety and minimizes risk. Whether you're a safety professional, manager, or business leader, this webinar will provide valuable knowledge to enhance your organization's safety protocols.
Tim Marsh
Professor, At Work Managing Director, Anker & MarshTim Marsh is a renowned expert in behavioral safety, having led significant UK initiatives in the early 1990s. He has worked with over 400 organizations globally, including major institutions like the World Health Organization. Tim's extensive experience includes writing and producing safety training materials.
Jeramy Hurt
Director of EHS Solutions, IdeagenJeramy helps large employers determine the best technology strategy for automating their EHS processes. With nearly 20 years of experience in senior EHS positions, Jeramy is a member of the American Society of Safety Professionals and a Certified Safety Professional through the BCSP.
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