#Communications
Effective communication in HSE: risk visualization, remote notification tools, training via mobile messengers, and building transparent incident reporting. This section compiles the experience of enterprises moving from paper reports to a unified information field, where every employee is engaged in dialogue and promptly receives vital statistics.
Implementing the 12 Life-Saving Rules as an Effective Tool to Improve Safety Culture
Implementation of 12 standardized life-saving rules at a production site to prevent fatal incidents. The practice includes dividing rules into general and risk-oriented, active involvement of line managers, use of visual materials, an internal website with video instructions, and testing with elements of humor.
Leader's Safety Culture and Human Psychophysiology
Applying neurobiology and psychophysiology to develop safety culture and leadership. Using positive priming, empathy, and generational theory to shift workers from negative automatic thinking to a safe mode.
Leader's Tools for Enhancing Safety Culture
Integration of safety culture principles into the organization's management system and supply chain. Implementing a non-punitive culture, developing leaders' managerial courage, and applying international IAEA and WANO standards to assess and enhance safety levels.
Workplace Safety Observations: The "Look Around" Program at UC RUSAL
Transformation of classic three-stage control into a proactive risk management system through the "Look Around" program. Implementation of a unified IT database to record unsafe actions and conditions, involving a wide range of employees, role distribution, and a non-monetary motivation system.
Safety Culture and Leadership Development in Nuclear Energy
Transition from individual safety to a comprehensive organizational safety culture in the Russian nuclear industry in accordance with IAEA and European regulatory requirements. Implementation of a hybrid approach to safety covering all stages of the facility's life cycle, leadership development, and the use of practical tools to assess and improve safety culture.
Social Dialogue as an Effective Means of Ensuring Safety Culture
A system for building social dialogue with employees to increase engagement in safety issues. It includes the work of the HSE Committee, anonymous feedback channels ("red box", email), dialogue during three-tier control, and non-financial motivation programs (sports events, training, corporate events).
Formation and Development of the Institute of Safety Culture Representatives
Creation and development of an institute of safety culture representatives elected from respected employees. The practice includes building a vertical structure led by top management, training, financial and non-financial motivation, and regular experience exchange through rallies.
Building a Culture of Trust in the Organization
Transforming corporate safety culture from a culture of fear to a culture of trust by changing the motivation system and KPIs. Practices include abolishing punishments for accidents, shifting focus to proactive indicators, and engaging employees in risk identification.
Motivation for Safe Work
Implementation of the five-month "Winter Safety Marathon" program to engage personnel in HSE issues through gamification and competitive mechanics. The program includes evaluating teams using proactive indicators (leadership, safety, competence), conducting thematic information sessions, quizzes, and creative contests.
Risk-Based Approach to HSE Management with Contractors on Construction Projects
Implementation of a risk-based contractor management system at all stages of the contract life cycle. Practices include pre-qualification, risk assessment before work begins, safety management plans, violation registers, and specialized supervising on construction sites.
Forewarned is Forearmed!
The article examines the experience of PJSC T Plus in attracting employee attention to occupational safety issues using visual internal communication tools. The author describes the creation in 2021 of a themed Pin-Up style calendar, which reminds staff of occupational health and safety rules in an understandable and interesting format. The described approach to conveying information made it possible to focus attention on key safety requirements and reduce occupational injuries in the company by...
"In the Beginning Was the Word": How to Form a Target Behavior Model in HSE?
Development and implementation of a VR simulator to practice communication skills during Leadership Behavioral Safety Audits (LBSA). The simulator allows managers to practice establishing contact, conducting dialogues with open-ended questions, and transforming employee mindsets in a safe environment.