New Members and SLG Appointments Articles • June 2020 We extend a warm welcome to 3 new member companies that joined our community of safety leaders in June 2020.
NRSPP Tool Box Talks Now Free Articles • June 2020 Want to engage your workers to be safe when they return to the road post COVID-19? If so, head to the NRSPP website and download any of its 19 free Tool Box Talks.
What’s On Your Mind? No Distraction – NRSPP’s First Organisational Road Safety Campaign Articles • June 2020 What does distracted driving mean? What are the risks and why does it matter? NRSPP’s first Organisational Road Safety Campaign addresses these questions, and more on, the issue of distracted driving. As one of the fatal five risks on the road, raising awareness in the workplace on this issue is extremely important and this new campaign aims to achieve this.
Safer Together at The Petroleum Club of WA Articles • June 2020 Safer Together WA/NT Co-Chairs (Zoran Bebic – Monadelphous) and Tom Coolican (Jadestone Energy) will join Safer Together Forum Coordinator (Steve Williams) to talk about our journey at a PCWA online event on 2nd July.
Lessons From Piper Alpha: 32 Years Ago and Still Valid Today Articles • June 2020 6 July marks the 32nd anniversary of the Piper Alpha disaster. Safer Together stands with our colleagues at Step Change in Safety in the UK to commemorate this tragic event and to pay our respects.
Update to APPEA’s COVID-19 Upstream Oil and Gas Industry Protocol Framework - Onshore COVID-19 Updates • June 2020 The latest revision of the onshore element of the Upstream Oil and Gas Industry Protocols Framework, dated 8th June, is now available on the APPEA website.
New Ways to Keep in Touch Articles • June 2020 During COVID-19 we sought out new ways to make sure information was available to those who needed it. Did you know that you can now stay in touch with us via LinkedIn and Facebook?
Leading the Way: Safety Leadership Tools Articles • June 2020 Safer Together has developed tools to help leaders promote visible safety leadership and effective safety conversations at site level. Staying informed is an essential part of developing a strong safety culture. So it’s essential that company executive leaders make regular visits to worksites to talk informally with frontline personnel about the safety issues that relate directly to them.
We’re All Playing Our Part – But It Doesn’t Stop Here COVID-19 Updates • May 2020 A short video of how our industry has, and must continue to play its part to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Remote Safety Leadership Guideline Released COVID-19 Updates • May 2020 A downloadable ‘Better Practice’ framework for maintaining strong safety leadership during the challenges of COVID-19.
