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“Achieving world class returns by managing the supply of forest and wood products to preferred global customers”
Health and Safety Expo 2015
Leading Health and Safety to Improve Business Performance
Les Bak, Health and Safety Facilitator
Nelson Management Limited
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Why is the message confused ?
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What the safety manager thinks is going on!
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What actually happens in the workplace!
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What do we need to do
Risk Identification
and Controls Right
Equipment in good
condition
Clean and tidy
workplace
Proper PPE
Good Proactive Planning
Productive Workplace?
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Why do people take risk? Most of the time risk taking results in a positive outcomes !
Risk taking is normal behavior
We believe its for the benefit of the business
We think it will make the job easier or less demanding
Routine behavior becomes a habit
The “Safety Triangle” has been debated for a number of years. One fact that cannot be ignored is that lagging measures can be used to predict future performance.
The problem is by the time we get the information it is to late!
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Example - Speeding
Rare consequenceMost of the time consequence
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Ultimate consequence
BUT…… You will never know when your luck has run out!
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So how do we change culture?
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What is Culture?
Let’s make this simple!
Culture is how work gets done around here.
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Safety culture “Maturity Model”
Compliance Focused Safe by Choice!
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Reactive Safety Culture; “I have to” culture
Develop rules and policies
Create behavior changes Get compliance
Causes people to work in this zone!
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Proactive Safety Culture; “I want to” culture!
People Engagement
Business IntelligenceCreate Innovation
Good Culture works in this
zone!
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Safety Leadership
Leadership drives the process, workers engage in the process !
The most dangerous phrase !
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Safety Leadership
Leadership drives the process, workers engage in the process
The Role of Leadership
“Leadership is infinitely more important than policy. A leader through his or her
actions and decisions sends clear messages to the organization which
policies are important and which are not.”
— Dr. Dan Petersen
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Creating the culture change; Leadership Visibility
Senior management team completed auditor training
Each manager engaged with three crews
Completed initial audit then supported the crew to implement improvements
2 year program
Gaining engagement and intelligence
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Creating the Culture Change; Understanding Rules
Engaging workforce to improve practical application of the rules!
Follow the New Zealand road code, the posted speed limit and never use a handheld cell phone while
driving.
Retreat to and maintain a safe position from equipment, rigging, log
loading/unloading operations and a tree drag.
Use and wear the required PPEAlways report and intervene when you observe a breach
of a critical safety rule or a serious harm incident
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Creating the Culture Change; Good Reporting
Communicating for intelligence and engagement
Need accurate information from reported incidents and near misses
This information identifies high risk trends
Reporting must be easy and not blame workers
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Creating the Culture Change; Caring and Trust
Training workforce to engage with each other
Workers look out for each other
Develop skills on how to do this effectively
Create a common approach to intervene
Leadership demonstrates this during operational visits
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Creating the Culture Change; Self Awareness
Developing worker intelligence around risk
Developed a simple approach for people to trigger when they were at risk.
This was developed by the workers not leadership
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Using the Culture Change; Focus on high risk to get results
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Using the Culture Change; Innovation to eliminate high risk
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Culture Change; The results
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
RYTD
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
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Nelson Forest's Severity Rates
Timberlands Contractors Kaituna Staff
Timberlands Staff
Sev
erit
y R
ate
(Day
s L
ost p
er 2
00,0
00 h
ours
wor
ked)
Sustained reduction in severity of injuries
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In the end it’s all about………
THE COURAGE
TO INTERVENE
I chose to look the other way!
Nelson Forests LtdAchieving world class investment returns by
managing the supply of forest and wood products to preferred global customers