Learn to apply the guiding principles of HOP in your work environment effectively.

Keith Jenks relates his actual work experience of a near death electrical explosion. In his presentation he will take you through the hours leading up to the accident and the roll complacency played and the catastrophic events that unfolded afterwards.

The discussion will revolve around the true place of your safety in workplaces and why it falls as far as it does.  The presenter will also discuss ways to change safety culture to turn this trend around, various training methods that can be used, and where to begin, as well as discuss the benefits of a safety program.

This presentation will provide a logical and proven approach for conducting Root Cause Analysis facilitations. Best practices that generate sustainable and measurable results will be shared, along with the pitfalls to be avoided.

A best practice that will receive special focus is how to maintain a positive environment for the people involved assuring a no blame outcome.

The speaker will use real life industry experiences (over 46 yrs.) to show the effects of various leadership styles (with a focus on “Servant Leadership”) and their impact on safety programs.  Successes as well as failures will be covered.

The hazards of doing confined space work have been known for a long time.  On average, 13 people lose their life on the job here in the United States according to OSHA.  In this program, you will learn about the requirements of OSHA’s 1910.46 and 1926.1200 subpart AA permit required confined space entry.  Before entering a confined space, you should have emergency personnel available, have an air monitoring system in place, complete training for employees, have a written program, a confined space permit log and so much more!  Attend this class and you will receive a free written confined space program that you can edit to meet your company’s needs.  Putting 911 on your entry permit for your emergency response plan is almost NEVER acceptable.  Learn why in this presentation.  Let’s talk about it and prevent potential costly fines and save more lives together!

This session will focus on how ethics and attitude from leadership can affect your employees.

This session will provide options and information to utility workers on how to respond to situations involving active violence, argumentative persons, or other unsafe situations.  The focus will be on field workers, but many aspects will be applicable for office workers and everyday life.

A brief look into the perception of safety and the leadership from the workers perspective, and how leadership can and must build the bridges to a safer workplace.