#Risk management
Comprehensive industrial risk management: building a risk-oriented model, integrating ISO 45001 safety standards, and developing multi-level internal control. Real examples of making systematic hazard minimization an integral part of daily business processes.
Organizing and Conducting a Production Safety Cross-Audit
The article is devoted to the practice of organizing and conducting cross-audits of labor and production safety between enterprises of the SUEK company. The author examines how mutual inspection of production facilities by specialists of occupational health and safety services makes it possible to identify non-obvious hazardous situations, exchange practical experience, and diagnose one's own safety system. The material shows the value of joint analysis of similar problems and the application of...
Improving Production Safety Based on the "Knowledge Monitoring" Information System
Implementation of the "Knowledge Monitoring" information system based on corporate smartphones for continuous personnel microlearning without interrupting production. The system includes NFC authorization, adaptation of questions to workshop specifics, and a web interface for managers to identify knowledge gaps and form a talent pool.
Risk Hunting in Operations
The "Risk Hunting in Operations" tool identifies and eliminates micro-injuries and risks directly during specific operations. The approach includes forming cross-functional teams, observing the work process on-site, analyzing identified risks, and adjusting documentation (JSA) based on actual working conditions.
Occupational Risk Assessment: A Crucial Element of the HSE Management System
Occupational risk level assessment allows employers to systematically influence the creation of safe working conditions and the preservation of workers' health. The article explains why involving the organization's own employees helps to move away from a formal approach and make this procedure a "live" mechanism for ensuring safety. Constant monitoring and feedback from personnel allow timely adjustments to risk reduction measures.
Focus on Risks: A Practical Approach That Changes Safety Culture
The article tells about the project "Focus on Risks" — a practical training system that helps shift attention from responding to incidents to preventing them. Using a three-step algorithm, employees learn to notice, assess, and eliminate workplace hazards before they lead to accidents. The use of this approach turns compliance with safety rules from a formality into a daily work habit and helps form a sustainable safety culture.
Defensive Driving: A Reliable Barrier to Reducing Traffic Accidents
The article reveals the essence of defensive driving — a set of actions aimed at preventing dangerous situations and reducing road accident rates. The material considers practical safety elements, including forecasting the road situation, visual scanning, maintaining distance, and taking weather conditions into account. The description of these principles explains how driver attentiveness reduces traffic accident risks and helps companies develop a corporate safety culture.
Sustainable Urban Construction
The article highlights the concept of ecological urban design as a rational response to rapid urbanization. The material examines the importance of eco-standards, accessible infrastructure, and urban recreation areas for preserving residents' health and protecting the environment. The practical implementation of such solutions is illustrated by examples of building redevelopment in Berlin and housing construction from recycled materials in Copenhagen.
Rapid Hazard Identification Board: Why JSC Kola MMC Rewards Proactivity, Not Just Zero Errors
The article tells about the implementation of the "Quick Hazard Identification" (BIO) system at JSC Kola MMC, which transitioned from traditional punishment for errors to encouraging employees' active participation in occupational health and safety. The material shows how motivation for reporting risks and suggestions for improvement made it possible to promptly eliminate identified hazards and change the role of safety specialists. The company's experience demonstrates how encouraging initiativ...
Development of an Electronic Risk Register through the Improvement of HSE Tools
Integration of disconnected mobile and desktop occupational safety applications into a unified electronic risk register. Implementation of root cause analysis functionality and automatic selection of additional PPE based on identified occupational risks.
Mentorship of Contractors as an Ecosystem of Trust and Safety Culture
Implementation of a contractor mentorship system where each contractor is assigned an active line manager. The mentor builds a partnership dialogue, jointly manages risks, and controls safety through regular meetings and digital dashboards.
"Safety Contact": A Targeted Strike on Risks
The article discusses the operational “Safety Contact” — a concise tool for the rapid analysis of specific production incidents and risks. The material details the format structure, which includes analyzing the causes of the incident and formulating practical recommendations for employees. Such a tool helps to promptly inform the team, prevent repeated errors, and increase overall safety.
Manure is Good. But Does Everyone Think So?
Disagreements between supervisory authorities and agricultural producers regarding the status of manure boil down to a single requirement — its use must be safe for nature and business. The article considers an approach to organizing work with manure, including an inventory of the enterprise's capabilities, standardization of the stages of its life cycle, and continuous control. The author shows how documented processes and readiness to demonstrate them to regulators help establish order and res...