Balanced Scorecard Used In Health and Safety
Barb explains what the Balanced Scorecard system evaluates and how it is used to enhance organizations overall.
Barb explains what the Balanced Scorecard system evaluates and how it is used to enhance organizations overall.
Barb explains that leading indicators are those that are proven to prevent incidents from happening; and algorithms are mathematical equations that have proven to predict when something is likely to happen.
Barb explains how this field is growing and changing. From looking at accident rates and responding to accidents, times are changing and moving toward where leading indicators are helping to prevent incidents. Some new developments in the field are algorithms that are helping to predict where and when accidents are likely to happen.
Barb shares challenges she sees her clients face. Often, the have trouble meeting legislative requirements and fulfilling contractor requirements. To remedy these challenges, she suggests having an auditing system in place.
Some of my clients ask me ask me how I audit them and what benefits they can receive by me auditing them. Firstly, there are three reasons why clients want to be audited. They want to receive their Certificate of Recognition which gives them 5% back on WCB premiums and 10% back if it is [...]
Did you know that if NASA was going to launch a rocket or a probe to the moon they could not do it today because the knowledge is in expert’s heads and has never been spread to everyone and it hasn’t been documented, it hasn’t been written down anywhere and the knowledge is gone so [...]
Some of the key elements of an effective health and safety program are management commitment and leadership from the top where they provide the necessary resources to enhance health and safety activities within a company. It has to come from the top so that middle management is not tempted to take shortcuts and supervisors will [...]
Barb explains why using the expertise of an outside consultant can benefit a company. Expertise gleaned from years of experience is key. An outside consultant often is confided in because they are not part of the company - this allows valuable information to be taken in, evaluated and then ultimately fixed.
Barb shares her thoughts on what makes a good client - those that strive to prevent incidents, are innovative, don’t place blame on others, and learn from incidents.