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Know your audience. As part of being a HSE professional you find yourself engaging with a wide variety of stakeholders, not all of which will resonate with the same delivery style. For example, the daily briefing I gave today to approximately 75 front line workers & supervisors involved some light hearted jokes and some colourful language however, the severity of the message remained the same as the well worded document I was referring to. This delivery method would likely not be received so well in a room full of senior managers. Know your audience, and when engaging front line workers don't bore them by reading out jargon-filled 'safety lingo' in a monotonous manner 5 minutes after they've arrived into work on a Saturday morning. - Explain the reasons behind the topic and its relevance to their work. - Connect the topic to real-life situations and examples. - Urge the teams to participate and show your engagement by responding, seeking answers, escalating, and taking necessary actions. -Let them know you do, personally give a s**t about their health, safety and wellbeing. #engagement #hop #healthandsafety #safetybriefing #frontlineworkers #toolboxtalks #tbt #tar #audience #oilandgas

*HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT (HSE 1, 2 & 3)* *COURSE OVERVIEW* *HSE stands for Health, Safety, and Environment,* and it refers to the protection of the health and safety of people, as well as the environment, in the workplace and beyond. HSE encompasses a range of measures and standards that aim to protect people from harm and prevent damage to the environment. Some common elements of HSE include: *Risk assessment:* This is a process of identifying, assessing, and controlling hazards in the workplace to prevent accidents and illness. It involves identifying potential hazards and analyzing the likelihood and severity of their impact. Health, safety, and environment (HSE) is a crucial aspect of modern life that affects individuals, communities, and businesses. The term encompasses a wide range of measures, policies, and standards that aim to protect human health, safety, and the environment from harm. From workplace safety regulations to environmental protection laws, HSE is essential for ensuring the well-being of people and the planet. HSE has several key components that work together to create a safe and healthy environment. These include risk assessment, training, hazard control, emergency preparedness, and monitoring and enforcement. *HSE is in three (3) levels.* 🎯 HSE levels 1 & 2 will be Free participation and will come in one Certificate. 🎯 HSE level 3 is the advanced level and will be in another certificate 🎯 The course is 2 in 1 certification course 🎯 2 certificates in one Course 🎯 *Date: Friday 10th to Sunday 12th May, 2024* 🎯 Time is 7:00pm 🎯 *PARTICIPATION:* HSE Levels 1 & 2 will be free participation 🎯 Level 3 will take place in a closed WhatsApp group only for those who paid for the certificate 🎯 The cost for the two certificates will be #20,000 🎯 Once you pay, you will be entitled to: 👉 Level 3 training 👉 HSE 1 & 2 certificate 👉 HSE 3 certificate 👉 Course Materials 👉 Professional Assistance 🎯 The Professional Certification will be coming from *Chartered Institute of Health Economist, USA.* 🎯 Help us share this message to all and sundry, someone might be in need of the training 🎯 To participate, join the platform through the link: https://lnkd.in/gCbTt7jb 🎯 You can WhatsApp the number below: +2348165386758 🎯 This training is coming to you courtesy of: SUCCESS PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CONCEPT on collaboration with Chartered Institute of Health Economist, USA*

*HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT (HSE 1, 2 & 3)* *COURSE OVERVIEW* *HSE stands for Health, Safety, and Environment,* and it refers to the protection of the health and safety of people, as well as the environment, in the workplace and beyond. HSE encompasses a range of measures and standards that aim to protect people from harm and prevent damage to the environment. Some common elements of HSE include: *Risk assessment:* This is a process of identifying, assessing, and controlling hazards in the workplace to prevent accidents and illness. It involves identifying potential hazards and analyzing the likelihood and severity of their impact. Health, safety, and environment (HSE) is a crucial aspect of modern life that affects individuals, communities, and businesses. The term encompasses a wide range of measures, policies, and standards that aim to protect human health, safety, and the environment from harm. From workplace safety regulations to environmental protection laws, HSE is essential for ensuring the well-being of people and the planet. HSE has several key components that work together to create a safe and healthy environment. These include risk assessment, training, hazard control, emergency preparedness, and monitoring and enforcement. *HSE is in three (3) levels.* 🎯 HSE levels 1 & 2 will be Free participation and will come in one Certificate. 🎯 HSE level 3 is the advanced level and will be in another certificate 🎯 The course is 2 in 1 certification course 🎯 2 certificates in one Course 🎯 *Date: Friday 10th to Sunday 12th May, 2024* 🎯 Time is 7:00pm 🎯 *PARTICIPATION:* HSE Levels 1 & 2 will be free participation 🎯 Level 3 will take place in a closed WhatsApp group only for those who paid for the certificate 🎯 The cost for the two certificates will be #20,000 🎯 Once you pay, you will be entitled to: 👉 Level 3 training 👉 HSE 1 & 2 certificate 👉 HSE 3 certificate 👉 Course Materials 👉 Professional Assistance 🎯 The Professional Certification will be coming from *Chartered Institute of Health Economist, USA.* 🎯 Help us share this message to all and sundry, someone might be in need of the training 🎯 To participate, join the platform through the link: 🎯 You can WhatsApp the number below: +2348165386758 https://lnkd.in/gCbTt7jb 🎯 This training is coming to you courtesy of: *SUCCESS PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CONCEPT* on collaboration with Chartered Institute of Health Economist, USA*

When we speak about world day for safety and health at work? Not forget To speak about showing off team Photo graphaer team Washing hand policy Selfish team protect them self Fake paper work Hidden reasons Fake commitment Ignorance Bypass team Frustrated Getting lost Unnecessarily issues Unsafe Unfollow Unfortunately Unfocused Shame to be part of irresponsible team when they mentioned our name under Drama team. Please do your job like human, like doctor, like religion person , you are not normal employee, if you came to here in misleading ( it’s easy job or easy money no responsibility) sorry to till you it’s totally wrong Read the law check the old court cases ask your advocate. Make your day really world day of safety and health as you a big part of that to change the mentality not change culture or some habits, really it’s difficult but consider everyone is your son or daughter you will work hardlly behind them to survive and success with some discipline action and keeping prayers for them. You will never quit or kick them out of your home because they not listen or they misrubt your family reputations or anything else. Take care be a role models not be foolish followers Because all that foolish followers misleading the world of safety in safety world day with some photos or fake photos and wrong policy to be strictly with people and alot of theings you know as we are live in same world. Happy world safety day. #HSE VP #HSE TEAM #HSE Director #HSE CONSULTANT #HSE INSTITUTE Thank you Baher Mahfouz Be proud of your work and your service and your group and community

If you see something, say something. Do something. These phrases are not just essential safety concerns in the workplace, environment, and community, but also in our day-to-day activities. I remember when I was a Site Lead and my HSE Manager Joseph Egbekun (TechIOSH, ANiSafetyE) now my line Manager would visit the site. If he observed things and if there was an issue, I would try to explain. But he always reminded me, "It has to be reported the way it happened." This is what safety really is - no sugarcoating, no bending of rules, and no excuses. To promote safety, we need to follow these two phrases: If you see something, say something. Report hazards, incidents, or near-misses in our workplace to your supervisor or HSE champion. Speak up if you witness unsafe behavior or practices. Share your safety concerns or suggestions with your team or management. Do something. Take action to prevent accidents or harm by addressing reported hazards or concerns. Implement safety measures or procedures to mitigate risks. Participate in safety training and drills to prepare for emergencies. Get involved in workplace safety committees or initiatives to promote a safety culture. We need to foster a culture of accountability and responsibility. Encourage reporting safety issues without fear of retaliation. Empower individuals to take ownership of safety. Promote proactive measures to prevent accidents and harmful. Let's create a safer workplace, environment, and community for everyone. Remember, safety is everyone's responsibility! If you see something, say something, and do something to make a positive impact! #safety #seesomething #saysomething

One of the things that has stuck with me from my HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) career is the ability to not only handle unsafe acts and unsafe conditions but also to effectively de-escalate workplace interpersonal issues. Having managed large workplaces with a workforce ranging from 50 to 100 persons per day, it was always important to ensure that I remained on top of any situation by ensuring that each person was given proper induction to promptly acquaint them with the basic life-saving rules and procedures. When people bring problems to you, often they will expect that you react in their favour as quickly as possible. This is always expected. However, it is crucial to understand that taking only one side could result in anarchy. No one wants anarchy. This is definitely why you were hired in the first place. Closing out safety-related issues remains an instantaneous action that is best done on the spot as effectively as possible with minimal delay. De-escalation was a tool I actively used to ensure that all interpersonal and safety-related issues were promptly resolved through avenues such as purposeful actions, verbal communication, and body language. It also entails asking the right questions and getting to understand the what, the why, the when, and the who. I find this tool very useful in my everyday life—managing projects and stakeholders, or simply attending to problems in the home or other social gatherings. #energyengineering #hse #salesengagement #directionaldrilling Youth Sustainability Corner

ACRONYMS - Safety Moments !!!☝️⚡💥 DON HSE INBOX CORNER ♥ LEARN, REVIEW & REFRESH!!! ⛑ SAFETY & HEALTH FIRST!!! 👷♀️👷♂️ #abbppsg #donsapiti Courtesy credit to the Photo/Video Owner !!!🥇 Safety First !!! 💯 Here are a few Safety Acronyms to get the ball rolling and hopefully the list will grow over time: AART – Apply Advanced Resuscitation Techniques AFARP – As far as reasonably practical ALARA – As Low As Reasonably Achievable ALARP – As Low As Reasonably Practicable ASSE – American Society of Safety Engineers BBS – Behavioural Based Safety COP – Code of Practice CBT – Competency Based Training CIAED – Course In Automated External Defibrillation DGHS – Dangerous Goods and Hazardous Substances DIFR – Disabling Injury Frequency Rate DoL – Department of Labour NZ ELCB – Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker EMP – Emergency Management Plan ERT – Emergency Response Team FAI – First Aid Incident FIFR – Fatal Injury Frequency Rate HAZOP – Hazard and Operability HFA – Hazard Factor Assessment HIRA – Hazard Identification Risk Assessment HSR – Health and Safety Representative HSSE – Health, Safety, Security & Environment ISHR – Industry Safety & Health Representative JSA – Job Safety Analysis (risk assessment before starting work) JSEA – as for JSA but includes Environmental risks L2RA – Level Two Risk Assessment LOTO – lock out tag out LTFR – Lost Time Frequency Rate LTI – Lost Time Injury MSDS – Material Safety Data Sheet MTI – Medically Treated Incident NLTPHRW – National Licence To Perform High Risk Work NMI – Near Miss Incident NSFW – Not Safe For Work OFA – Occupational First Aid OHS – Occupational Health and Safety OHSC– Occupational Health and Safety Committee OSHA – Occupational Safety & Health Administration OHSMS – Occupational Health and Safety Management System PCBU – Person conducting a business or undertaking PHMP – Principal Hazard Management Plan PHP – Personal Hearing Protection POCL – Pre Operation Check List PPE – Personal Protective Equipment PTW – Permit to Work RA – Risk Assessment RACE – Rescue, Activate alarm, Confine the fire, Evacuate/Extinguish RCA – Root Cause Analysis RCD – Residual Current Device SFA – Senior First Aid SHE – Safety Health and Environment SHIT – Special High Intensity Training SHMP – Safety & Health Management Plan SHMS – Safety & Health Management System SIA – Safety Institute of Australia SIFR – Serious Injury Frequency Rate SINA – Safety Is No Accident SIT – Safety Improvement Team SMP – Safety management Plan SOP – Standard Operating Procedure SSOP Safe Standard Operating Procedure SSHR – Site Safety & Health Representative SWI – Safe (or Standard) Work Instruction SWL – Safe Working Load SWMS – safe work method statement SWP – Safe Work Procedures, Safe Work Platform TRI – Total Recordable Injuries WAH – Work at Heights WHS – Workplace Health and Safety WHSO – Workplace Health and Safety Officer WICS – Work In Confined Space WMS – Work Method Statement SAFETY FIRST !!! ♥

We’re revolutionising HSE with our Cinematic HSE Training! We provide engaging, film-based training that makes Health, Safety, and Environmental guidelines not just understandable, but memorable. Our innovative approach uses captivating films to bring real-life scenarios to the screen, making essential training accessible and engaging for everyone. Whether you're part of the workforce or a member of the management team, our films are designed to resonate with everyone, making safety protocols and environmental responsibility clear and actionable. Why you'll love it: - Engaging Content: Learn through stories and scenarios you can relate to. - Improved Retention: Films help you remember key safety protocols. - Universal Appeal: Perfect for all levels of the organisation. Join us in creating a safer, more informed workplace, one film at a time! Find out more: Email: [email protected] Website: buff.ly/3UFGmMR #HSETraining #WorkplaceSafety #CinematicLearning #EngagingTraining #Safety

#MeetTheTeam 🔸What is your Name❔ Callum Sissons MIIRSM TechIOSH MIFSM 🔸What’s your role in the committee❔ Communications Coordinator 🔸What’s your job title❔ Health & Safety Advisor   🔸What industry do you work in❔ Manufacturing/Construction/Consultancy   🔸Are you local❔ Winterton - North East Lincolnshire.   🔸How did you get into health and safety❔ My journey into health and safety started in my first role, where I was voted in as the health and safety representative. Since then, I've immersed myself in all things safety across diverse workplaces, gaining a deep understanding and passion for the profession. Investing in my professional development, I self-funded my IOSH Working Safely and my NEBOSH General certification. Through a combination of fortunate opportunities and unwavering determination, I've found my calling in this profession. Moving forward, I'm committed to continuously improving safety standards and building a culture where we can all learn from each other. 🔸Tell me a little about yourself❔ I am a passionate and dedicated safety professional. I have recently completed and passed my NEBOSH Diploma and proud member of the Institute of Fire Safety Managers. There’s always something to learn in this profession. My self-driven nature and curiosity keeps me constantly motivated to develop further. Outside of work, I absolutely love been in the Lake District with my wife, little boy and dog - it’s probably my favourite place in the world. If I’m not hiking in the lakes you’ll catch me at a music festival/gig. And when it comes to football I’m a big Manchester United fan. 🔸Why have you joined the committee❔ Initially, my motivation for joining the committee was fueled by a desire to learn and grow as a health and safety professional. It presented an invaluable opportunity to connect and network with the experts in our region. However, the unforeseen challenges of the pandemic hindered the face-to-face interactions I had hoped for to further my development. Since then, my focus has evolved slightly. While I remain committed to providing real value to our members, my attention is now directed towards supporting individuals in a similar position to where I once found myself—those just starting out or contemplating a career in this remarkable profession. I'm always open for discussions about my journey and how you can navigate your own path to finding your dream job in the world's greatest profession. If you're in search of guidance, here are two immediate tips: Connect or follow these guys; Andrew Protheroe MSc MSc FIoL FIIRSM CMIOSH CQP MCQI Carly Hughes CMIOSH Alanah Campbell Jimmy Quinn Stuart Hughes David Cant James Pomeroy Harold Floyd James MacPherson Karen J. Hewitt Melissa Fazackerley Crystal Danbury (CFIOSH) Clive Lloyd They provide invaluable insights, great content, and a wealth of safety knowledge. This list is not exhaustive. Secondly - Don't hesitate to promote your achievements!

Safety Talk (also known as Safety Morning Talk or Toolbox Meeting) is a structured, regular meeting that is held at the start of each workday or shift. Keep it short and simple, safety talk lasts approximately 10-15 minutes so it does not disrupt production activities. Safety Talk that held regularly between supervisors and workers or employees to discuss matters regarding HSE (Health, Safety and Environment), whether about the latest issues, regulations, work procedures, personal protective equipment, also potential dangers. Along with improving safety at work, safety talks keep team members alert to possible hazards, improve team communication, and show that the company values employees safety and wellbeing. #safetyfirst #healthsafetyenvironment