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From Passive Acknowledgement to Active Belief and Capability in SIF Prevention

In the dynamic landscape of workplace safety, 2025 stands as a pivotal moment for transformative health and safety performance. Serious injuries and fatalities persist as a major concern in workplace safety, even in organizations with strong compliance practices and decreasing frequency rates of minor/moderate injuries. The traditional focus on lagging indicators and low-consequence incidents leaves critical gaps from leadership engagement, targeted resources and intentional system design when it comes to preventing these life-altering events.

Scott DeBow
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As organizations increasingly rely on contractors, subcontractors and temporary labor, managing safety becomes even more complex – and the stakes grow higher. This webinar will navigate the complexity of safety transformation, leveraging emerging methodologies such as:

  • Safety I and Safety II frameworks: Shifting from reactive incident management to proactive risk anticipation and systemic understanding
  • Human and Organizational Performance: Integrating human factors and organizational context into safety strategy with an integrated systems approach to consider today’s workforce
  • The Alternative Metrics Discussion: the updating of global standards such as ASTM E-2920: Establishing comprehensive, evidence-based metrics for measuring and improving safety performance and extending into a performance framework
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Scott DeBow, Principal at Avetta, is an expert in health, safety, and environment management, dedicated to developing robust safety systems and fostering strong safety cultures.
Health and Safety
From Passive Acknowledgement to Active Belief and Capability in SIF Prevention

In the dynamic landscape of workplace safety, 2025 stands as a pivotal moment for transformative health and safety performance. Serious injuries and fatalities persist as a major concern in workplace safety, even in organizations with strong compliance practices and decreasing frequency rates of minor/moderate injuries. The traditional focus on lagging indicators and low-consequence incidents leaves critical gaps from leadership engagement, targeted resources and intentional system design when it comes to preventing these life-altering events.

Scott DeBow
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min read

As organizations increasingly rely on contractors, subcontractors and temporary labor, managing safety becomes even more complex – and the stakes grow higher. This webinar will navigate the complexity of safety transformation, leveraging emerging methodologies such as:

  • Safety I and Safety II frameworks: Shifting from reactive incident management to proactive risk anticipation and systemic understanding
  • Human and Organizational Performance: Integrating human factors and organizational context into safety strategy with an integrated systems approach to consider today’s workforce
  • The Alternative Metrics Discussion: the updating of global standards such as ASTM E-2920: Establishing comprehensive, evidence-based metrics for measuring and improving safety performance and extending into a performance framework
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Scott DeBow, Principal at Avetta, is an expert in health, safety, and environment management, dedicated to developing robust safety systems and fostering strong safety cultures.
Health and Safety
From Passive Acknowledgement to Active Belief and Capability in SIF Prevention

In the dynamic landscape of workplace safety, 2025 stands as a pivotal moment for transformative health and safety performance. Serious injuries and fatalities persist as a major concern in workplace safety, even in organizations with strong compliance practices and decreasing frequency rates of minor/moderate injuries. The traditional focus on lagging indicators and low-consequence incidents leaves critical gaps from leadership engagement, targeted resources and intentional system design when it comes to preventing these life-altering events.

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Scott DeBow
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Health and Safety
From Passive Acknowledgement to Active Belief and Capability in SIF Prevention

In the dynamic landscape of workplace safety, 2025 stands as a pivotal moment for transformative health and safety performance. Serious injuries and fatalities persist as a major concern in workplace safety, even in organizations with strong compliance practices and decreasing frequency rates of minor/moderate injuries. The traditional focus on lagging indicators and low-consequence incidents leaves critical gaps from leadership engagement, targeted resources and intentional system design when it comes to preventing these life-altering events.

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Scott DeBow
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As organizations increasingly rely on contractors, subcontractors and temporary labor, managing safety becomes even more complex – and the stakes grow higher. This webinar will navigate the complexity of safety transformation, leveraging emerging methodologies such as:

  • Safety I and Safety II frameworks: Shifting from reactive incident management to proactive risk anticipation and systemic understanding
  • Human and Organizational Performance: Integrating human factors and organizational context into safety strategy with an integrated systems approach to consider today’s workforce
  • The Alternative Metrics Discussion: the updating of global standards such as ASTM E-2920: Establishing comprehensive, evidence-based metrics for measuring and improving safety performance and extending into a performance framework
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Scott DeBow, Principal at Avetta, is an expert in health, safety, and environment management, dedicated to developing robust safety systems and fostering strong safety cultures.
Health and Safety

From Passive Acknowledgement to Active Belief and Capability in SIF Prevention

In the dynamic landscape of workplace safety, 2025 stands as a pivotal moment for transformative health and safety performance. Serious injuries and fatalities persist as a major concern in workplace safety, even in organizations with strong compliance practices and decreasing frequency rates of minor/moderate injuries. The traditional focus on lagging indicators and low-consequence incidents leaves critical gaps from leadership engagement, targeted resources and intentional system design when it comes to preventing these life-altering events.

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Scott DeBow
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Health and Safety
From Passive Acknowledgement to Active Belief and Capability in SIF Prevention

In the dynamic landscape of workplace safety, 2025 stands as a pivotal moment for transformative health and safety performance. Serious injuries and fatalities persist as a major concern in workplace safety, even in organizations with strong compliance practices and decreasing frequency rates of minor/moderate injuries. The traditional focus on lagging indicators and low-consequence incidents leaves critical gaps from leadership engagement, targeted resources and intentional system design when it comes to preventing these life-altering events.

Scott DeBow
time icon
min read

As organizations increasingly rely on contractors, subcontractors and temporary labor, managing safety becomes even more complex – and the stakes grow higher. This webinar will navigate the complexity of safety transformation, leveraging emerging methodologies such as:

  • Safety I and Safety II frameworks: Shifting from reactive incident management to proactive risk anticipation and systemic understanding
  • Human and Organizational Performance: Integrating human factors and organizational context into safety strategy with an integrated systems approach to consider today’s workforce
  • The Alternative Metrics Discussion: the updating of global standards such as ASTM E-2920: Establishing comprehensive, evidence-based metrics for measuring and improving safety performance and extending into a performance framework
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Scott DeBow, Principal at Avetta, is an expert in health, safety, and environment management, dedicated to developing robust safety systems and fostering strong safety cultures.