... changes, or contemplate what to do with discretionary time. But while electronic intelligence is processed by written coded rules, a cultural operating system (COS) is often driven by a combination of written and unwritten rules. For example, executives may have written cultural mandates in the form...

... and gas production facilities KNPC outsources their maintenance and project construction activities. Oil refining industries have inherent hazards and risks which need to be mitigated during maintenance and project execution. Certain activities of contractors have potential to place either contract...

.... In 2012 McChesney, Covey and Huling published a business text "The 4 Disciplines of Execution". The book subtitle is "Achieving your wildly important goals". Most safety professionals would agree that safety goals although not necessarily considered wild are achievable. In fact in working with many...

... their ‘home’ environment and the lessons learned in respect of foreign environment. safety official language background supervisor european union upstream oil & gas multinational workforce requirement communication work place information workforce execution safety culture health...

... and performance measures with your company's business goals, and moving safety away from the traditional focus on compliance and activities. "Organizations don't execute unless the right people, individually and collectively, focus on the right details at the right time," states Larry Bossidy and Ram Charan...

... Introduction Sustaining high levels of safety and health performance on construction sites in the United States is challenging. These challenges become more complicated when attempting to execute construction work in other countries while trying to utilize U.S.-centric programs. Cultural...

..., and safety staff and line leaders in the organization. So, when something goes wrong and someone is injured, the odds favor someone correctly noting, "If the procedures had been followed, this never would have happened." They might as well have said: "We failed to execute." In cases where following what...

... quantities, near miss types, root causes, inspection findings, etc.) but also the "work practice behaviors" that reflect the organization's tendencies in executing such processes. With such a vast dataset from both "outcomes" and "work practice behaviors", these companies have created a unique opportunity...

.... So the traditional safety program's emphasis on conditions does not focus on the behavior of the employees, and therefore has limited impact on controlling the cost-of-risk! employment law Efficiency permission execution cornerstone labor law organizational system safety process...

... & Medicine safety responsibility safety culture responsibility execution safety performance performance excellence Session No. 513 The Roles of Managers, Supervisors and Safety and Health Professionals for Maximizing Safety and Health Performance Samuel J. Gualardo, CSP President National Safety...

... in advance those of you whose work process includes these elements and who are currently reaping their benefits. PLAN YOUR WORK & WORK YOUR PLAN The outcome of an effectively executed work plan is the absence of personal injuries and equipment losses. Our initial approach in our quest, to determine just what...