Safety 2.0: New Approaches to Performance Management (HOP), Auditing and Enforcement

Presented by Aaron Gelb and special guest Perry Logan

As organizations strive to create safer and more resilient workplaces, understanding these modern frameworks is crucial for achieving sustainable safety improvements. This session focuses on emerging concepts such as Safety 2.0, Human and Organizational Performance (HOP), and strategies for preventing serious injury and Fatality (SIF) and potential serious injury and Fatality (PSIF) incidents. Through real-world examples and legal insights, participants will gain actionable strategies for fostering a culture of safety, staying ahead of regulatory expectations, and minimizing liabilities. Our CMC attorneys will be joined by Perry Logan, National Safety Council Networks Leader, and former VP of Safety for a major manufacturing company, who will share his experiences working with companies adopting these principles.

Participants in this webinar will learn:

• The principles of Safety 2.0 and how it moves beyond traditional      compliance-based models to embrace a proactive, systems-thinking approach
• HOP principles and their application in recognizing and mitigating human error within complex organizational systems
• Practical tools and techniques for identifying and addressing SIF and PSIF precursors, ensuring a focused approach to reducing catastrophic risks
• How to identify and mitigate SIF/PSIF precursors effectively
• Insights into legal considerations and risks associated with these strategies