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1. Safety Culture - ?

2. Safety Culture - ?(Changing Towards a Safety Management System) CSS 2005 Universal City Presented by Elaine Parker Executive member Canadian Society of Air Safety Investigators President, Beyond Risk Management Ltd.

3. Safety Culture - ? safety

4. Safety Culture - ? safety training

5. Safety Culture - ? safety training security

6. Safety Culture - ? safety training Everything security

7. Company Culture Changing Towards a Safety Management System

9. What IS Safety?

10. Webster’s New World Dictionary • The condition or quality of freedom from danger, injury or damage.

11. Webster’s New World Dictionary • The condition or quality of freedom from danger, injury or damage.

12. Define: • Safety • Hazard • Risk • “Acceptable Risk” • Risk Management

13. Webster’s New World Dictionary • A peril, danger or jeopardy

14. Define: • Safety • Hazard • Risk • “Acceptable Risk” • Risk Management

15. Webster’s New World Dictionary • To expose to the chance of injury, damage, or loss

16. Define: • Safety • Hazard • Risk • “Acceptable Risk” • Risk Management

17. Between 100 and 300 people are killed each year in the United States and another 1,500 are injured What is cause?

18. Between 100 and 300 people are killed each year in the United States and another 1,500 are injured

19. Between 100 and 300 people are killed each year in the United States and another 1,500 are injured It is estimated that at any given time, 2,000 thunderstorms are occurring on earth and that lightning strikes the ground about 100 times per second. A recent study found that lightning deaths may be underreported by as much as 30 %. About 20% of people who are struck by lightning are killed - most survive! The chances of anyone being struck by lightning is 1 in 600,000.

20. Ways to assess “Acceptable Risk” Risk assessment grids/Matrixes Severity vs. Probability

21. Risk exercise (need)

22. Define: • Safety • Hazard • Risk • “Acceptable Risk” • Risk Management

23. Risk Management • To weigh the cost of reduction of the risk against the cost of leaving the risk untouched • To give consideration to the risks which are most likely influenced in a positive way by spending resources (money and time) on them

24. H. W. Heinrich

25. 1930s thinking good or bad? Unsafe acts Vs Unsafe conditions

28. Links in a chain

31. S.H.E.L.L. • Can’t just find THE scapegoat • Must look in all areas • Must find multiple solutions/fixes

34. Dominos

37. Moving Beyond Risk Management to a Total Safety Culture

38. Webster’s New World Dictionary • The growth of bacteria, micro organisms, or cells in a specially prepared fluid or solid.

39. Webster’s New World Dictionary • The ideas, customs, skills, arts, etc. of a people or group in a particular period of an organization or civilization .

40. Cognitive definition of culture • Rules and categories of meaning and action that are used by individuals to both interpret and generate appropriate behavior • A system of meaning, a subculture to the human experience, which one must be involved in to develop an adequate explanation of what is observed

41. Culture

42. Culture More than just appearances

43. Ask yourself • What type of pilot do I most want to fly • What type of engineer do I most want to work on that plane • What type of flight attendant do I most want when the aircraft is on fire • What type of dispatcher do I want planning the trip • What type of manager do I want to work for

44. In small ways… every day • What will you walk by? • What will you participate in? • What will you instigate? • What does Safety mean to you?

45. YOU have power

46. Is “Zero Accidents” Impossible?