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2023: Icsi, after 20 years, still serving safety culture
Safety culture
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Never forget the 3 pillars of safety
Human and organizational factors
Safety culture
Infographic: human and organizational factors
Human and organizational factors
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Never forget the 3 pillars of safety
Human and organizational factors
Safety culture
We’re all safety leaders, aren’t we? Towards distributed safety leadership in companies
Leadership in safety
2023: Icsi, after 20 years, still serving safety culture
Safety culture
What does safety leadership look like in a changing, complex and uncertain world?
Leadership in safety
A just culture: encouraging trust and reporting
13 October 2022
Leadership in safety
Giving safety due weight in trade-offs
Leadership in safety
Trade-off
Corporate leadership: ongoing transformation
Leadership in safety
The industry of the future: how Japan is managing longer careers
The industry of the future
Risk Management & COVID-19: Organizational Resilience
Risk management and Covid-19
Resilience
Risk Management & COVID -19: Approaches to Decision-making
Trade-off
Risk management and Covid-19
Risk management & Covid-19: reinventing work
Risk management and Covid-19
Risk management & Covid-19: what does the future of safety look like?
Risk management and Covid-19
The industry of the future
Covid-19, the human impact of the crisis
Risk management and Covid-19
Risk management & Covid-19: a neuroscientific perspective
Risk management and Covid-19
Innovation: international perspectives on the safety of tomorrow
Risk management and Covid-19
The industry of the future
Infographic: human and organizational factors
Human and organizational factors
Preventing major risks : 4 specific actions
Serious accident prevention
"Risk management & Covid-19" program
Risk management and Covid-19
Subcontracting: the devil is often hidden in the details!
Subcontracting
Preventing the most serious accidents
Serious accident prevention
Cultivating shared awareness of the most important risks
Serious accident prevention
Industrial risks and the regions
Improving the defence-in-depth system
Serious accident prevention
Collision between vehicles and pedestrians: the experience at Suez
Serious accident prevention
Focusing on the most important risks
Serious accident prevention
Discussions with our members and interventions in the field have led us to the following conclusion: we need to take a new look at our risk management strategies! We need to focus on the most important risks: serious, fatal and major technological accidents.
What is safety culture?
Safety culture
Safety culture is a set of ways of doing and thinking that is widely shared by the employees of an organisation in the context of managing the most significant risks associated with its activities.
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