Human errors refer to the environmental, organizational, and job factors, and human and individual characteristics which influence the behavior at work in a way which can affect an organization’s health and safety performance. A simple way to view human error is to think about three aspects: the job, the individual, and the organization, and how they interact to impact health and safety-related human behavior.
After an accident involving human failure - using human error analysis tools can identify the causes and contributing human error factors. Establishing these underlying causes of an accident/incident is the key to preventing similar human error accidents/incidents.
This conference is aimed at providing delegates with the practical on-site knowledge and skills to develop and successfully implement effective human error analysis techniques.
Learn the underlying reasons why human errors occur
Explain the various human error analysis techniques and how they can be used
Learn how to correct human performance issues before they cause problems
Learn how to assist others in your organization in dealing with human performance in your operations
Show how human behavior can lead to human errors and incidents/accidents
Provide practical ideas and methods for observing and preventing human errors
Review practical case studies to show how other organizations have used human error analysis techniques to prevent human errors in the workplace
HR Professionals
Those seeking new prevention and mitigation approaches to solve human performance problems
Those seeking techniques to analyze facilities, systems, and operations proactively and reactively
What is human error?
Understanding the different types of human error
Human Error related workplace and job task causation factors
Human failures in the causes of accidents/incidents
Define human error and prevention objectives
Managing Rule-Breaking situations (Violations)
Human behavior patterns leading to human errors
Cultural behavior and sensory and perception
Using the Shell ‘Hearts and Minds’ toolkit to improve human behavioral factors
The different types of human errors and Human Error Analysis Factorsprevention options
Using the Dupont ‘STOP’ on-site safety observation tool for
Observing Substandard Practices and behavior
Observing Substandard Conditions
Using ‘Job Safety Analysis’ to identify and assesses types of human errors
Identify human errors of presented accident scenario
Analyzing site operations human error situations
Using the ‘Human Reliability Assessment’ (HRA) human error analysis technique
Human error observation and prevention options
Options and Solutions for preventing human errors
Using the Fault Tree Analysis method to analyze human errors
Identifying and categorizing human errors in the workplace
Considering Human factors when analyzing incidents and accidents
Review of Human factors in existing work methods and procedures
Human error analysis within the health and safety management system
Checklist for observing human errors in the workplace
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