Archived Safety and Combustible Dust Webinars

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For your viewing pleasure: Archived Webinars - DEKRA Insight


An excellent webinar on the new NFPA 652 Standard:

NFPA 652 - Dust Hazard Analysis
Join DEKRA Insight’s David Kaelin for an insightful look into NFPA 652. This webinar will provide management and supervisors with the insight necessary to complete a dust hazard analysis and identify those areas within the equipment, operations, processes, and activities that could lead to dust explosions.
View the webinar - presented by David Kaelin

Auditing: The Importance of Being Effective and Efficient with Your Audit Management

This webinar discusses the impact effective audit management has on safety functioning. We share practical tools and knowledge that you can apply in your organization.
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Requirements for a Robust Basis of Safety

This webinar outlines the generic procedure to ensure that safety measures are reliably specified and that adequate process safety data is available on which the Basis of Safety is founded.
View the webinar - presented by Stephen Rowe

Top Ten Myths on Ignition Sources

Situations in which ignition sources are inadequately controlled are still frequently identified despite the introduction of European regulations for explosive atmospheres This webinar focuses on the things the plant personnel really need to know about ignition sources.
View the webinar - presented by John Butcher

The Prevention of Accidental Workplace Fires and Explosions

Every day a fire or explosion breaks out in an industrial setting somewhere in the world. The yearly cost to companies is in the billions, and the risk of injury or even death is very real. In this webinar, we explore the technical, management and leadership issues you need to know to prevent an explosion or fire.
View the webinar - presented by Lisa Hutto

Safety Analytics: Turning Data Into Insight

This webinar uncovers the attributes of a robust analytics approach to safety, looks at common analytics methods and the information it can uncover, and offers a prescription for improving the quality and precision of safety decision-making and action.
View the US webinar - presented by Greg Robinson and Gennifer Lyon
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Jozef Creemers and Gennifer Lyon
View the AU webinar - presented by Ellen Downs and Gennifer Lyon

Best Practices to Making the Most Out of Your Incident Reporting System

This webinar provides a discussion of why some incident investigation processes succeed while others go astray. We share practical tools and knowledge that you can apply in your organization.
View the US webinar - presented by Carey Bennett

Safety Leadership Essentials: From Assessment to Safety Roadmap

Join DEKRA Insight’s Rob Sheers as he presents and discusses strategies designed to successfully transition organizations from the assessment stage of an initiative through implementation—so you get where you want to be the first time, with as few setbacks as possible.
View the AU webinar - presented by Rob Sheers

Measuring Process Safety Performance

If you want to improve reliability, profitability and safety, then measuring process safety performance is for you. Whether you operate a major hazards site or are sub-CoMAH, this webinar appraises the different approaches in developing and selecting performance indicators and gives recommendation on the most effective approach.
View the UK webinar - presented by Wahid Azizi

Applying Scenarios to Strengthen Safety Performance

In this webinar we discuss how high performance companies are applying scenario-based learning to strengthen situational decision making, develop safety leadership, and sustain great results.
View the US webinar - presented by Jim Spigener

The Principles that Produce Effective Safety Data Management Systems

In this webinar we discuss guiding principles for effective safety data management systems and what they’ve learned from practical application.
View the US webinar - presented by Carey Bennett and Ron Demaray

Process Safety Competency: What, and how much, do you need to know – and how do you get it

A topical challenge for industrial companies, especially those involved in hazardous materials processing, is how to demonstrate adequate competence in process safety across their organisation. This granulates further into “what do you need to know, to what level, in what position?” This webinar explores these challenges and provides ideas on demystifying the process.
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Stephen Rowe

The Impact of Bias on Process Safety Outcomes

In this webinar we explore how bias can cause employees to underestimate risk or overestimate systems’ capabilities to control Process Safety exposures.
View the US webinar - presented by Robert Gaither and Luis Sanchez
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Sebastian Blair and Stephen Rowe

Update from the Field: Key Elements for an Effective SIF Prevention Strategy

This webinar discusses nine inter-related initiatives emerging as central elements to any effective fatality prevention strategy. We explore efforts to mitigate SIF precursors.
View the US webinar - presented by Don Martin
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Filip Coumans and Mariska Mulder

Improving Human Reliability in Safety: Brain-Centric Solutions

In this webinar, Susan L Koen, PhD, discusses how new insights from neuroscience are being applied to improve operational reliability in the workplace. This webinar expands your understanding of the error mechanisms in the human brain and the impact of fatigue on brain functioning.
View the US webinar - presented by Susan Koen
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Susan Koen

Assessment to Safety Roadmap – Getting It Right the First Time

In this webinar we examine the ways organizations have successfully transitioned from the assessment stage of an initiative to create a realistic roadmap for safety improvement.
View the webinar - presented by James Grant

What Your Safety Data Should Be Telling You

In this webinar we touch on all aspects of the data collection, integration, analysis, and presentation processes that must come together to yield valuable insight for leadership.
View the US webinar - presented by Don Groover and Mike Mangan
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Martin Dean and Mike Mangan

Behaviour-Based Safety for Performance Improvement

In this webinar, we discuss the people side of safety and what organisations can do to support the right behaviours all the time. We present the critical success factors for performance improvement and examine the key attributes of a mature safety process—one that is not just seasoned but thriving.
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Adam Jones and Ruud Kist

Right People, Right Place: Getting and Growing Great Safety Talent

In this webinar we discuss the challenges of getting and growing world class safety talent, and suggest practices for leaders to build a strong safety talent pool.
View the US webinar - presented by Erika Gwilt
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Marcelino Arias

How to Engage Employees in Addressing High-Potential Risks and Exposures

In this webinar we introduce the SIF Interview and Observation process and its components, helping your organization address high-potential risks and exposures while maintaining momentum on existing safety efforts.
View the US webinar - presented by Kathy Culig
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Ian Stewart and Jos Creemers

Can I Learn Transformational Leadership from the Military?

In this webinar we present a few transformational leadership examples used by the military and show you how to apply it to leadership development in your own organization.
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Developing Transformational Safety Leaders to Build Great Cultures

Learn what transformational leadership really looks like and specifically, which behaviours and actions leaders can model to develop great safety cultures.
View the webinar - presented by Seb Blair and Adam Jones

Do No Harm: Handling Safety Incidents with Care, Skill, and Leadership

Effective incident handling is a hallmark of top safety performers. Yet, many leaders struggle to handle incidents in a way that promotes the organisation’s highest safety goals. When an employee is hurt: What do you say? What do you do—and in what order?
View the webinar - presented by Filip Coumans

Discipline and Punishment: Are They the Same Thing?

In this webinar, safety experts outline the principles and practices leaders can use to develop an effective disciplinary system and improve organizational safety performance.
View the webinar - presented by Jim Spigener

Motivating for Safety: Critical Practices to Ensure Employees Stay Engaged

Why aren’t people rallying around safety? In this webinar safety experts tackle the issue of motivation, and suggest practices for leaders to engage employees in safety improvement.
View the webinar - presented by Patrick McCorry, BST and Forrest Lauher, Western Refining

Talking About Exposure: Using Conversations to Enhance Safety Readiness

In this webinar, we outline an approach to enhancing safety performance using scenario-based learning. We will inspire you with real-life examples of how focused conversations can enhance safety readiness, and we will outline the key elements to help you get there.
View the US webinar - presented by Jim Spigener
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Filip Coumans

Breaking Clouded Judgments: The Role of Bias in Safety

BST experts discuss bias and its impact in safety, and suggest strategies for avoiding the errors cognitive biases can create in reducing accidents in the workplace.
View the US webinar - presented by Mike Mangan
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Guy Boyd and Seb Blair

Why Don't People Follow the Rules? Compliance vs. Commitment

BST experts discuss organizational safety and how creating a culture of commitment helps reduce injuries in the workplace. Focusing on building a robust culture is the first step to developing an environment where people not only follow the rules, but live them.
View the US webinar - presented by Erika Gwilt
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Guy Boyd and Adam Jones

Improving Safety Program Execution – A Key to Excellent Performance

Scott Stricoff, President, discusses program design and implementation as the key components to successful program execution. Developing safety programs and initiatives is only the first small step; results come when an organization excels at safety program execution.
View the webinar - presented by Scott Stricoff

5 Steps for Removing Your SIF Exposure Blind Spot: How to Detect
Serious Injury and Fatality (SIF) Potential in Your Organization

BST experts introduce five steps to developing a measure of SIF potential to help organizations bring visibility to SIF exposures and eliminate a common safety “blind spot.”
View the US webinar - presented by Don Martin
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Filip Coumans and Stuart Johnson

Creating Engagement at the Frontline: Leveraging 5 Supervisor Safety Activities

BST's safety experts introduce five supervisor safety activities that when demonstrated consistently and effectively, improve employee engagement.
View US webinar - presented by Mike Mangan
View EMEA webinar - presented by Filip Coumans and Jos Creemers

Developing Great Safety Cultures in the Food and Beverage Industry

Patrick McCorry, Vice President and Jim Spigener, Senior Vice President discuss how organizations can develop and manage strong safety cultures through the actions of their leaders.
View the webinar - presented by Patrick McCorry and Jim Spigener

Leveraging Culture to Improve Process Safety Management

Greg Robinson, Vice President and Kathy Culig, Principal Consultant explore how organizations can enhance their process safety management systems through the actions of their leaders.
View the webinar - presented by Greg Robinson and Kathy Culig

Addressing the Safety Discipline Dilemma

BST safety experts discuss the discipline dilemma in organizations today; the impact discipline systems have on culture and performance; and the most effective ways to achieve consistent conformance to rules and procedures while building a strong safety culture.
View the US webinar – presented by Scott Stricoff
View the EMEA webinar – presented by Filip Coumans

Moments of Truth: The Five Critical Safety Activities Every Mining Supervisor Must Do Well

Michael Hajaistron and Ellen Downs discuss key safety activities for supervisors; how these activities are directly related to the leadership practices that drive safety; and how organizations can use safety leadership as a means to improve overall supervisor effectiveness.
View the webinar - presented by Michael Hajaistron and Ellen Downs

How Great Leaders Become Great Safety Leaders

BST’s safety experts discuss how great leaders become great safety leaders by identifying safety as a value, making the connection between safety and an emotional commitment, and addressing how to effectively communicate and act on that commitment.
View the US webinar - presented by Jim Spigener
View the EMEA webinar - presented by Guy Boyd and Martin Dean

Engaging Supervisors for Safety Excellence

BST President Scott Stricoff discusses key safety activities for supervisors; how these activities are directly related to the leadership practices that drive safety; and how organizations can use safety leadership as a means to improve overall supervisor effectiveness.
View the webinar - presented by Scott Stricoff

Incident Investigation: A Paradigm Shift

BST Senior Vice President Don Groover discusses the limitations of this current paradigm and the need to shift our thinking around incident investigation. Learn why safety experts are now looking into the identification of exposure potential and reliance on longitudinal analysis to reduce injuries, and how this new model can benefit your organization.
View the webinar - presented by Don Groover

How Leaders Should Deal with 5 Key Safety Issues Currently Affecting the Utility Industry

BST Vice President Tim Hoover and Executive Consultant Curtis Davis (retired senior executive from Duke, Allegheny, and First Energy) discuss five key safety issues facing utilities executives today and proactive ways leaders can personally and positively affect outcomes.
View the webinar - presented by Tim Hoover





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