Safety Leadership to prevent Serious Injuries and Fatalities (SIF) with Krause Bell Group & GSK

What?

As a follow up to February’s webinar, Filip Coumans from Krause Bell Group will, together with Craig Henderson, global EHS Director of the pharmaceutical giant GSK, present what they have done to reduce and prevent Serious Injuries and Fatalities (SIF) in practice. An important component was the roll-out of a Safety Leadership Experience for all their leaders globally, touching on 3 key components:

1. Safety Leadership Core: what do leaders need to know and apply in their day to day activities to have a meaningful impact on SIF exposure.

2. Meaningful Safety Conversations: how to have a constructive conversation and gather relevant information on SIF Precursors.

3. Safe Decision Making® module, enhancing decision making relevant to SIF precursors.

Craig and Filip will cover various elements:

1. how they started,

2. the successes and challenges during the roll-out,

3. what are some results of the overall approach.

4. What are next steps?

As always, you as an audience will get the chance to ask your questions.  There is no requirement to have joined the first webinar (or have watched the recording thereof).

The webinar will be held in English and be recorded and later published at the SÄKU Member Page.

About Krause Bell Group

Krause Bell Group is dedicated to the prevention of Serious Incidents and Fatalities by improving how your organization functions. Our research-based interventions strengthen decision-making and leadership, address behaviour and build culture to create safe, healthy, and high-performing organisations.

Founding partners, Dr. Tom Krause and Kristen Bell, launched Krause Bell Group in 2015 to provide insights to organizations that seek safety improvement. From deepening the understanding of serious injuries and fatalities to developing tools to measure safety leadership capability and cultural attributes, Krause and Bell have provided thought leadership in safety for the past 25 years. The Krause Bell Group guiding ethos is “Data Driven Innovation.” Conducting studies of leading organizations for over 30 years, Krause and Bell have written widely about SIF (Serious Injury and Fatality) prevention, safety leadership and culture, and rethinking employee engagement methods.

About Filip Coumans

Filip Coumans is Managing Director, EMEA at Krause Bell Group. Filip has 20 years of professional experience, with half of that time dedicated to the safety field. He is a sought-after expert who provides valuable insights to senior executives, helping them develop and implement strategic safety improvement initiatives. Filip's expertise lies in guiding leaders at all levels to achieve real and lasting safety improvements by fostering stronger safety leadership. Filip resides in Antwerpen, Belgium.  

About GSK

GSK (acronym of GlaxoSmithKline) is one of the world's largest pharmaceutical company with over 70 000 employees in over 75 countries. The main four core therapeutic areas include infectious diseases, HIV, respiratory/immunology and oncology. The headquarter is located in London. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange.

About Craig Henderson

Craig Henderson is the Global EHS Director at GSK. Craig has 35 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. An Industrial Chemist that has spent most of his professional career working in high hazard facilities and has accumulated over 15 years of experience in Environment, Health and Safety. Craig’s current focus is on improving Safety Leadership and the overall management of SIF activities across GSK.

Registration and fee

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For SÄKU Members: Choose the free “SÄKU member ticket” option when registering and checking out. 

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

For Non SÄKU Members: Choose the “Non SÄKU member ticket” option when registering and checking out. 

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

Refunding is possible up until the last day before the event. If you don't attend but haven't let us know one day prior to the event, no refund is possible.

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