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13 March 2013

Behaviour Change: Improving Health and Safety Performance

This two day training course provides health and safety managers with an understanding as to why workers take risks.

Start: 12 March 2013
End: 13 March 2013
Venue: Training Unit
Address:
Harpur Hill, Buxton, SK17 9JN, United Kingdom

Human factors issues for safe systems

IET Safety Assessments 2013. Increasingly, human factors issues are being considered fundamental to ensuring the integrity of safe systems. This seminar will bring human factors centre-stage from the periphery of engineering safety-critical systems by illustrating how they should be included within a good safety management system, examined in a similar way to any other risk control system. Seminar presentations from human factors experts working in a selection of industries will demonstrate how human factors issues can be mitigated to ensure safe systems.

Special rate for IEHF members. Visit conferences.theiet.org/safety-assessments/

Date: 13 March 2013
Venue: IET London
Address:
Savoy Place, London
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