October 3, 2024
12:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM CT / 9:00 AM PT / 5:00 PM GMT
Duration: 1 hour
Sponsor: DEKRA
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Summary
In the competitive landscape of the manufacturing industry, maintaining a strong safety record is crucial, but what happens when your good performance plateaus? How do you go from good to great, becoming the benchmark for safety that other organizations aspire to, as your teams and operations are protected in a world-class way?
Join us for an insightful webinar where we explore the transformative power of Human and Organizational Performance (HOP). While most organizations excel in engineering and operational efficiency, safety is often treated differently— missing the rigor and analysis applied to other business areas. This session will challenge outdated practices and showcase how the industry is embracing the new view of safety practically and effectively.
Key Takeaways:
- The missing piece that can elevate performance from good to great
- Best-in-class safety practices that inspire whole industries
- Practical HOP application with actionable insights
- Move from "doing safety to people" to "safety happening with people"
- Key strategies to connect frontline teams and their supervisors as they create safe, high-quality work
Speakers
Steff Williams | Director of Safety - Europe & APAC | Sonoco Products Company
“I love nothing more than getting up every day to ensure that people are not harmed or made ill in our workplaces.”
Steff Williams, Sonoco's European and Asian-Pacific Director of Safety oversees health and safety across 110+ manufacturing sites in 15 countries. His passion for safety comes from humble beginnings as a farmhand on a small island on the West Coast of Scotland. Over the course of his career, Steff has been responsible for safety at many large organizations, including Coca-Cola, where he oversaw operations.
David Musgrave | Senior Vice President | DEKRA
”My goal is to develop leaders, teams, and organizations and to further reduce their exposure related to human performance error at work, at home, and on the road. Executing critical tasks correctly every time requires some applied science.”
As a member of DEKRA’s 45,000 safety professionals, David Musgrave leads DEKRA’s Innovation & Thought Leadership. Getting work done right the first time through a systemic approach includes enhancing work processes and developing human performance team skills for a positive impact on safety, quality, and environmental protection, as well as worker well-being so that team members feel valued, protected, engaged, and cared for.
Rajni Walia | Vice President | DEKRA
“My aim is to help create safer workplaces so that individuals worldwide can get home to their loved ones every working day of their career.”
Rajni Walia is a senior leader specializing in human performance reliability and serious injury and fatality prevention. Rajni and her teams are responsible for providing leading-edge solutions incorporating the latest in applied behavior and neuroscience to help organizations achieve “right first time” results in safety performance, reduce serious injuries, and foster greater human performance reliability.
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