Cultural Safety Transformation – A New Views of Safety Journey with Carina Hjørngaard Hjorth (A.P. Möller-Maersk Group)

What?

Over the years, SÄKU has arranged many events related to what might be labelled as “The New Views of Safety” (i.e. Safety-II, Safety Differently, Resilience Engineering, Psychological Safety etc.). These safety perspectives have often started in the more theoretical domain at universities and have thereafter slowly begun to influence the work and visions at actual companies.

One of those companies is the A.P. Möller-Maersk Group (Maersk), the world's largest container shipping company.

SÄKU is happy to invite you to a webinar where Carina Hjørngaard Hjorth, Global Head of Health, Safety, Environment & S&R Transformation, will tell us more about the journey that Maersk is on to make the theory of “The New Views of Safety” into real practice on a global scale. An important part of that is being curious and open to learning, which Carina talks about in this video.

This big journey started a few years ago and Carina is at the helm heading the global cultural safety transformation at the A.P. Möller-Maersk Group. As you know, it takes time to make a huge ship change course and route. The A.P. Möller-Maersk Group is making that turn and will be making that turn during the coming years ahead. Even if the transformation is at an early stage and underway, we hope you will find it very interesting and inspiring to hear the story of the journey so far.

The webinar will be held in English and be recorded and later published at the SÄKU Member Page. As always, you as an audience will get the chance to ask your questions.

Warm welcome and hope to see you there!

About Carina Hjørngaard Hjorth

Carina Hjøngaard Hjorth is Global Head of Health, Safety, Environment & S&R Transformationat at the A.P. Möller-Maersk Group.  

In her current role she is accountable for the governance and implementation of the Global APMM HSSE (Health, Safety, Security, and Environmental) Management Framework, policies, and processes across logistics functions like warehouses, depots, and transportation. As part of that role, she is also leading the development and execution of a global Safety Leadership & Culture Program, incorporating innovations in Safety Differently, Human Organizational Performance, psychology, and behavioural design.

Carina has over 20 years of experience as a results-driven QHSE Leader where she has led transformative initiatives that have advanced safety culture, operational excellence, and QHSE performance, while ensuring alignment with strategic business objectives. She is committed to advancing the integration of Safety II principles, Human Organizational Performance (HoP), and comprehensive risk management frameworks and a firm advocate for mental well-being in the workplace, understanding its pivotal role in achieving holistically and overall organizational success.

About the A.P. Möller-Maersk Group

The A.P. Möller-Maersk Group (Maersk) is a Danish shipping and logistics company operating in 130 countries. With over 100 000 employees and customers, 700 container vessels operating at 65 terminals over the whole world, it’s the world’s largest container shipping company. 

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The event is free of charge for members of Säkerhetskulturnätverket (SÄKU).

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The webinar is open to non-SÄKU members. For non-SÄKU members the ticket fee is 1 500 SEK plus VAT per attendee.

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