Many organisations have mature safety programmes, strong TRIR performance, and a wealth of leading indicator data, yet serious injuries and fatalities continue to occur. Why?
This session, with your hosts Intelex and ALL4, explores the disconnect between traditional safety management and effective Serious Injury and Fatality (SIF) prevention. We’ll examine why many organisations focus on metrics and activities that improve overall safety performance, yet fail to identify and control the exposures most likely to result in life-altering events. Attendees will learn how to connect leading and lagging indicators in meaningful ways, and strengthen root cause analysis to reveal systemic weaknesses.
Three Key Learning Outcomes
- Understand why strong safety performance does not always translate into lower SIF risk, and identify common blind spots.
- Learn how to connect leading indicators with SIF outcomes, ensuring that safety observations, audits, and interventions focus on the factors most likely to prevent serious injuries and fatalities.
- Improve the quality of incident investigations and root cause analysis, moving beyond compliance-driven approaches to uncover and address the systemic conditions that enable high-consequence events.
