Health protection & occupational safety with success
In principle, no one wants to have an accident at work or otherwise suffer damage to their health. Nevertheless, people can be tempted by routine, convenience or the search for new challenges to engage in risky behavior that may endanger their health. This is part of human nature. What measures can be taken to sensitize exposed persons? How can employees' attitudes be changed? What priorities do you set in your company for safety and health-conscious yet efficient working? Exciting presentations on this topic are planned for November 10, 2020 in Zurich at the "Health protection & occupational safety with success" conference.
The series of lectures starts with leadership and embedding "Health, Safety, Environment" in overall organizations using a practical example. Presented by an HSE manager. Participants will learn first-hand why the Sika Group is committed to "Vision Zero" and what the current status of implementation is. From Accidents and learning from the mistakes of others: How does this know-how transfer succeed? The department head Occupational safety/health protection at Suva gets to the bottom of this aspect. The morning part is concluded with the topics of safety at non-stationary workplaces and the expensive, painful absences in the company.
Human behavior
Psychological aspects strongly influence occupational safety and health protection. How is human behavior successfully changed? How do incentives instead of prohibitions lead to a better goal at ASGS? The RANAS approach and the "Nudging" method are appropriate here. What's behind them? You can hear more about it on November 10, 2020. The communication factor is also the cornerstone of success for functioning security activities. An expert in management communication will round off the event with his comments on this.
