 Take action to change risk-taking behaviour
and improve health and safety
Not all risks can be engineered out of the work environment. Even with the best procedures in place, individuals at work still take short cuts and make mistakes. Sometimes risk-taking behaviour is intentional; in other cases, risks may be taken due to a lack of understanding about a particular hazard, associated controls or inadequate training. For individuals, such risk-taking can result in injury, ill-health or even death.
For organisations, the costs can include lost time, damage to machinery, litigation, and prosecution. Delivered by psychologists, HSE's 2 day course - 'Behaviour Change: Achieving Health & Safety Culture Excellence' - gives you insights into the many factors that influence workers' and managers' behaviour. The course demonstrates how behaviour change, leadership and worker engagement can be incorporated into the wider health and safety management system to ensure an integrated, and therefore more effective approach to risk management. In doing so, both the immediate and underlying causes of risk-taking can be tackled head on. 'Behaviour Change: Achieving Health & Safety Culture Excellence' will be held on Wednesday 1 - Thursday 2 May 2019 at HSE's laboratory near Buxton, Derbyshire and aimed at health and safety managers with limited knowledge or experience of behaviour change approaches. Learn more about this course and BOOK YOUR PLACE now.
|  Accident investigation: learn to identify contributory human factors issues
Human factors are environmental, organisational and job factors as well as human characteristics which influence behaviour at work and can affect health and safety.
To improve human performance, personal safety, management systems and loss control, effective investigation of the human factors relating to accidents and incidents is essential. Effective accident investigation identifies critical issues using the fewest resources possible, resulting in the implementation of changes to reduce the risk of similar accidents reoccurring, for an appropriate cost. On Wednesday 19 - Thursday 20 June 2019, HSE is running a 2 day training course on Human Factors in Accident and Incident Investigations at its laboratory near Buxton, Derbyshire. This course is designed to give participants an impartial and pragmatic understanding (and experience) of some of the techniques that are available for investigating Human Factors issues.
Using practical exercises it will provide an essential background for accident investigation; discuss the basic principles of various investigation techniques to identify causal and contributory factors; and give an understanding of human performance failure.
'Human Factors in Accident and Incident Investigations' is aimed at safety or operations managers, quality assurance professionals, equipment and design specialists, safety advisors, hazard analysts, regulators, inspectors and human factors advisors who are new to accident investigation. Get more information and BOOK YOUR PLACE here. | 
Booking now - courses for April, May and June 2019 April LEV - Practical Management of Local Exhaust Ventilation Controls 10 April 2019 Stress Series: A Workshop for those Leading the Organisation's Approach to Stress Management 10-11 April 2019 Managing Ageing Assets – Creeping Changes, Data Trending and Experience from Incidents 11 April 2019 Machinery Series - PUWER 15 April 2019 Machinery Series - Machinery Risk Assessment Essentials 16 April 2019 NEBOSH HSE Certificate in Health and Safety Leadership Excellence 16 April 2019 Machinery Series - Machinery Directive 17 April 2019 Machinery Series - Designing & Specifying Safety Related Control Systems 18 April 2019 Site and Transport Safety 24 April 2019 DSEAR – Controlling Dust Explosion Risks 25 April 2019 May
Behaviour Change: Achieving Health & Safety Culture Excellence - Wed 1 - Thur 2 COMAH Compliance for Lower Tier Establishments - Thur 2 Biosafety - working practices and managing safety at Containment Level 3 Mon 13 - Fri 17 Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) Tues 14 - Wed 15 COSHH Training - Practical Assessment and Control Wed 22 - Thur 23 DSEAR - Gases and Liquids Wed 29 June NEBOSH HSE Certificate in Process Safety Management Mon 10 - Fri 14 Site and Transport Safety Wed 12 Management of Hand Arm Vibration in the Workplace - An Introduction Thur 13 Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Risk Management Tues 18 Human Factors in Accident and Incident Investigations Wed 19 - Thur 20 Layers of Protection Analysis: Practical Application and Pitfalls (LOPA) Wed 19 - Thur 20 Asbestos - Managing asbestos in domestic* and non-domestic premises Tues 25 HSE Inspectors' Guide to Risk Assessment - MANCHESTER Tues 25 HSE Inspectors' Guide to Risk Assessment - MANCHESTER Wed 26 Managing Ageing Assets - Creeping Changes, Data Trending and Experience from Incidents Thur 27 If you are interested in attending one of our courses, but the advertised dates are not suitable, please do drop us an email at hsetraining@hse.gov.uk Want to run these or any of our other training courses in-company? Contact us now to discuss your requirements. Web: hsl.gov.uk/training Email: hsetraining@hse.gov.uk Phone: +44 (0) 203 028 3704 | 
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