The Joint Chemical Engineering Committee (JCEC) Queensland warmly welcomes you to participate in the discussion on supportive safety decision-making by studying the structure of causal networks.
Have you ever wondered how to get the best use out of your accident investigations? How to get the most useful set of lessons learned?
Ben Seligmann will present the outcomes of some research that explores this topic from two angles. Firstly, is there a link between the style of investigation method chosen, and the types of lessons learned identified? If so, then we should think carefully about which method to choose. But how do we do that? What are some principles upon which we can choose an investigation method to increase our chances of getting the most useful set of lessons learned?
The second part of the presentation explores what type of method, and combination of methods, can yield richer accident descriptions, likely enabling you to generate more useful lessons learned.
Agenda
Welcome by Joint Chemical Engineering Committee (JCEC) Queensland
Research Fellow (Risk Management) - Minerals Industry Safety and Health Centre
Ben Seligmann is a risk specialist, systems thinker and teacher. Over the last 10 years he has worked in academia, engineering consulting, HSE and risk and compliance, across the mining, infrastructure, healthcare and education industries. His...
Senior Health and Safety Manager - South East Program Alliance
Derek Heraghty is a senior safety professional with over 14 years’ of construction infrastructure experience that spans across oil and gas, roads, nuclear and rail. In his role, Derek has worked closely with senior leaders in the delivery of large...