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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - Is your BBS approach helping or hindering SIF improvement efforts?
DESCRIPTION:Join Filip Coumans and Martin Dean for this webinar around your BBS approach. \nDuring the 80’s and 90’s Dr Thomas Krause and his colleagues were at the forefront of applying behavioural sciences to the area of workplace safety. It was a global phenomenon helping thousands of organisations implement something that became known as Behaviour Based Safety (BBS) \nIn 2010\, dr. Thomas Krause led a groundbreaking study on Serious Injuries and Fatalities (SIFs). This study demonstrated that only a small subset of all accidents have the potential to result in a SIF event. This principle is by now often referenced as the triangle within the triangle. \nAdditionally\, we have learned that the precursors to SIFs differ significantly from those associated with minor incidents. With this realisation\, how does this impact the BBS approach? What lessons could be learnt and is there now a different role that BBS should take? \nAt Krause Bell Group we know that leaders often fail to fully grasp how their behaviours and decisions influence not just systems\, but also the surrounding context and organisational culture. They may not recognise how these systems\, contexts\, and cultures shape employee behaviours. Furthermore\, if their BBS approach fails to provide them with sufficient feedback on SIF exposures a gap will be created with informing their future decision. \nHow can we fix this and move a BBS process to be more effective in strategically reducing risks? How can we help leaders focus on what matters most? \nDuring this webinar we will discuss taking the four building blocks of BBS and applying them to specifically target the triangle within the triangle\, providing leaders the right data to help them prevent serious incidents. \n \nRegister here to join our webinar. \nPlease Note: This event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations.\nWe respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not participate in this event.   \n 
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-is-your-bbs-approach-helping-or-hindering-sif-improvement-efforts/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260422T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260422T120000
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR:  A CONVERSATION WITH TOM KRAUSE:  Culture\, Safety\, and Driving Results
DESCRIPTION:Join us Wednesday\, April 22\, 2026\, for an interview-style webinar titled “A CONVERSATION WITH TOM KRAUSE:  Culture\, Safety\, and Driving Results.” In this webinar\, Rebecca Timmins will interview Tom Krause exploring workplace safety\, the importance of strong organizational culture\, and how leaders can leverage both to drive business performance. \nIn this interview-style webinar with Tom Krause\, Rebecca Timmins will ask a powerful series of questions that trace Tom’s early work in Behavior Based Safety\, incorporate his landmark research into Serious Injury and Fatality (SIF) Prevention\, and illustrate the how culture and decision-making drive effective leadership. \nThe webinar features the latest insights into safety\, culture\, leadership\, and decision-making\, including: \n\nThe connection between safety performance and business performance\nProven ways for leaders to improve safety\, while driving business results\nThe importance of culture and how leaders create it\nThe critical impact leadership decision-making has on the safety and long-term performance of an organization\nHow strong leaders effectively embed safety into daily operations\n\nTom will share real-world stories of organizations who have worked with him to apply these principles\, highlighting the challenges they faced on the road to improvement. He will offer practical advice designed to inspire executives\, operations and safety leaders seek sharper\, evidence-based ways to link safety\, culture\, and business results.​ \nThe session will end with Tom’s insights into emerging safety and trends\, in addition to a fast-paced lightning round of questions designed to distill his experiences into inspiring takeaways. \n\nA CONVERSATION WITH TOM KRAUSE:  Culture\, Safety\, and Driving Results\nApril 22\, 2026\n11:00 – noon Eastern Time (17:00-18:00 CET)\n\nThere will be time allocated at the end of the webinar for questions. You are encouraged to submit these at the time of registration so that they can be incorporated into the session. \nWe look forward to seeing you on April 22nd! \nREGISTRATION LINK \nThis event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations. We respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not participate in this event.
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-tom-krause-culture-safety-results/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260423T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260423T110000
DTSTAMP:20260414T113021Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR organised by WLCUS - Why Do Safety Efforts Plateau - and What Can Leaders Do About It?
DESCRIPTION:Join Filip Coumans and Thomas Meier for this 60 minute webinar around “Why Do Safety Efforts Plateau – and What Can Leaders Do About It?” organised by WLCUS \nMost organisations have good intentions when it comes to safety improvement. They invest in systems\, processes\, and initiatives designed to reduce risk and enhance performance. Yet many find themselves plateauing\, improvement slows\, results fluctuate\, and progress feels hard to sustain.\nWhy? Because the very mechanism that should drive continuous improvement is not functioning as intended. We call that mechanism the Safety Loop. \nThis webinar is organised by WLCUS\, in association with Global HSE Nexus 2026 conference in Berlin on May 6th and 7th\, of which Krause Bell Group is a proud sponsor. Come and meet us there at our booth or join our presentation. \nRegister here to join the webinar on April 23rd\, organised by WLCUS. \nFREE registration \n \n  \nNexus webinar – Agenda
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-wlcus-what-are-the-6-key-elements-you-need-to-create-sustainable-change-in-safety-2/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260428T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260428T120000
DTSTAMP:20260126T112527Z
CREATED:20260126T110235Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - Safe Decision Making® framework
DESCRIPTION:Join Filip Coumans and Thomas Meier for this webinar around our Safe Decision Making® framework. \nIf you want to reduce Serious Injuries and Fatalities (SIF)\, you must look far beyond what workers “should have done differently.”\nMost organisations still focus heavily on frontline behaviour after an incident\, yet the data shows a very different story. Decisions made at every level of the organisation — from the front line to senior leadership — play a critical role in shaping exposure and influencing whether a serious incident occurs. \nIn a landmark study conducted with six multinational companies\, Krause Bell Group analysed 60 Serious Injury and Fatality events in depth. Across these cases\, we identified more than 600 decisions that contributed to the incidents. The findings challenge assumptions and provide a clear roadmap for prevention: \n\nOnly 33% of contributing decisions were made at the frontline.\nA full 67% were made at managerial or corporate levels — long before a worker ever encountered the hazard.\n\nThese decisions include how resources are allocated\, how priorities are communicated\, how production pressures are managed\, and how leaders weigh risks — often unconsciously — in day-to-day business trade-offs. Many leaders are unaware of the cumulative impact their choices have on exposure creation. \nTo prevent SIF events\, decision quality must improve at ALL levels of the organisation.\nThis webinar will explore what effective decision making looks like in practice\, why traditional incident reviews often miss critical organisational contributors\, and how leaders can better recognise the influence of cognitive biases\, competing priorities\, and systems design. \nWe’ll introduce the Safe-Decision-Making® framework and show how it helps leaders make more informed\, risk-aligned decisions that strengthen controls and reduce SIF exposure. \nWhether you are in operations\, EHS\, HR\, or senior leadership\, this session will clarify where your organisation’s real influence lies — and what actions you can take to meaningfully prevent Serious Injuries and Fatalities. \n \nRegister here to join our webinar. \nPlease Note: This event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations.\nWe respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not participate in this event.   \n 
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-safe-decision-making-framework/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260513T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260513T120000
DTSTAMP:20260506T203446Z
CREATED:20251211T142333Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260506T203446Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: CONTRACTOR SAFETY RELATIONSHIPS: Collaboration and Shared Accountability
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Wednesday\, May 13\, 2026\, for a complimentary webinar titled “CONTRACTOR SAFETY RELATIONSHIPS: Collaboration and Shared Accountability.” In this webinar\, Tony Paul and Rebecca Timmins will share insights and lessons learned based on decades of experience working with contractors in high risk environments. \n \nWorking with contractors is common practice in the oil and gas\, construction\, mining\, and many other high-risk industries. Outsourcing work to contract partners is often a smart business decision\, but it also can come with safety risks. \nIn this webinar\, Tony Paul and Rebecca Timmins will share insights based on their experience consulting with clients around the world about safety\, culture\, and leadership behaviors. Tony will also offer perspectives from his 30+ year career holding safety leadership roles in the oil and gas industry. The presentation will detail how to establish strong contractor relationships and safe working environments based on: \n\nStructuring a contract to prioritizes safety\nBuilding a strong\, effective operator/contractor relationship\nUnderstanding and defining safety accountabilities\nRecognizing the power of culture\n\nThe session will also illustrate some typical “elephants in the room” related to contractor safety\, offering practical advice that will help any leader deepen and improve the relationship they have with their contractor partners. \nCONTRACTOR SAFETY RELATIONSHIPS: Collaboration and Shared Accountability\nMay 13\, 2026\n11:00 – noon Eastern \nTony and Rebecca will present for about 30-40 minutes\, leaving time at the end to answer participant questions. Please submit any questions you would like to have answered during the session when you register for the event. \nWe look forward to seeing you on May 13th! \nTO REGISTER: LINK \nThis event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations. We respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not participate in the session.
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-contractor-safety-relationships/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260519T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260519T170000
DTSTAMP:20260126T112802Z
CREATED:20260126T112802Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - What are the 6 key elements you need to create sustainable change in safety?
DESCRIPTION:Join Filip Coumans and Thomas Meier for this webinar around our the 6 key elements you need to create sustainable change in safety. \nDo you feel your safety initiatives aren’t gaining the traction they deserve?\nMany safety leaders share this frustration. Even when the technical solution is strong\, the data compelling\, and the need obvious\, progress often stalls. The problem is rarely the quality of the initiative itself — it’s the lack of acceptance\, ownership\, and behavioural commitment needed to make the change stick. \nEffective safety improvement is\, at its core\, a change-management challenge. When operational support is missing or inconsistent\, even well-designed systems fail to deliver their intended impact. Leaders may assume that communicating expectations or providing procedures is enough\, but meaningful change requires much more: clarity of purpose\, visible sponsorship\, alignment among influencers\, and a disciplined approach to engaging people throughout the organisation. \nIn this webinar\, we will explore why safety initiatives struggle to gain momentum and what makes it difficult for organisations to sustain improvements over time. We will look at the common barriers — from competing priorities and change fatigue to gaps in leadership behaviour and organisational misalignment — that prevent initiatives from taking hold in daily operations. \nDrawing on decades of research and field experience\, Krause Bell Group has identified six critical elements that determine whether a safety initiative succeeds or fades. These elements form a practical\, evidence-based roadmap for designing\, launching\, and embedding change in a way that creates real and lasting impact. \nYou will learn: \n\nWhy technically sound solutions still fail without deliberate change-management\nHow to anticipate and address resistance before it undermines progress\nThe role leaders and influencers play in shaping acceptance and commitment\nThe six essential elements that drive successful\, sustainable safety improvement\n\nWhether you are launching a new program\, revitalising an existing strategy\, or struggling to secure operational support\, this session will provide clarity\, tools\, and insight to help your initiatives gain traction — and deliver meaningful results. \n \nRegister here to join our webinar. \nPlease Note: This event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations.\nWe respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not participate in this event.   \n 
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-what-are-the-6-key-elements-you-need-to-create-sustainable-change-in-safety/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260610T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260610T120000
DTSTAMP:20260518T203221Z
CREATED:20260513T133320Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: BEYOND THE BUZZWORD: Using Psychological Safety to Reduce Serious Injuries and Fatalities
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Wednesday\, June 10\, 2026\, for a complimentary webinar titled “Beyond the Buzzword: Using Psychological Safety to Reduce Serious Injuries and Fatalities.” In this webinar\, Jack Balsamo and Mike Mangan\, Ph.D. will discuss Psychological Safety and where it can truly be leveraged to reduce serious injuries and fatalities (SIFs). \n\n\nWebinar Topic\nPsychological Safety is a hot topic of discussion in workplaces everywhere these days. The scope and definition of the conversations are spilling outside of the banks of what research says is true and important about it. In this webinar\, Jack Balsamo and Mike Mangan\, Ph.D. will highlight the specific elements of Psychological Safety that actually influence serious injury and fatality risk. The session describes the key components of Psychological Safety that truly impact SIF prevention\, showcasing what each looks like in real practice. \nTogether\, they will: \n\nClearly define Psychological Safety for both individuals and groups.\nDiscuss what triggers the perception of Psychological Safety.\nHighlight what leader behaviors help build and maintain it.\nDetail how to apply the components of Psychological Safety to the prevention of Serious Injuries and Fatalities.\nShare specific examples of when and where to leverage Psychological Safety concepts to establish a process that both yields results and sustains itself over time.\n\nThis webinar takes a practical and realistic view of SIF Prevention\, helping leaders at any level leverage the concept of Psychological Safety for the greatest impact on workplace safety. \nRegistration Information\nBEYOND THE BUZZWORD: Using Psychological Safety to Reduce Serious Injuries and Fatalities\nJune 10\, 2026\n11:00 – noon Eastern (16:00-17:00 CEST) \nTo Register: LINK \nJack and Mike will present for about 30-40 minutes\, leaving time at the end to answer participant questions. Please submit any questions you would like to have answered during the session when you register for the event. \nWe look forward to seeing you on June 10th! \nA Note to Attendees\nThis event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations. We respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not register to participate
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-psychological-safety-and-sif-prevention/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260625T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260625T120000
DTSTAMP:20260522T162828Z
CREATED:20260423T122835Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260522T162828Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - Improving Organisational Learning through Incident Examination
DESCRIPTION:Join Filip Coumans and Thomas Meier for this webinar around “Improving Organisational Learning through Incident Examination” \nIncident investigations consume significant time\, energy\, and resources\, yet too often they deliver far less learning than leaders expect or need. Reports are completed\, actions are assigned\, and the process moves on—but the same types of events continue to happen. Follow-up actions often focus on the obvious and immediate\, while deeper systemic issues remain untouched. The result is frustration for leaders\, fatigue for frontline teams\, and a growing sense that investigations are becoming an exercise in compliance rather than a driver of meaningful organisational learning. \nSo the real question is not whether investigations are being completed\, but whether they are creating the kind of insight that prevents serious events from happening again. \nIn this webinar we will uncover \n\nThe three key questions leaders should ask about their incident investigation process\nWhat truly distinguishes a strong process that drives learning and prevention\nUsing Krause Bell Group’s Safety Loop as a lens\, we will explore how incidents are rarely isolated events. They are the result of interactions between leadership\, culture\, systems\, and decision making. Understanding those connections allows leaders to see incidents differently—and respond more effectively.\n\nFinally\, we will discuss how integrating Safe Decision Making®  principles helps organisations shift the conversation from immediate causes to deeper strategic learning\, enabling stronger discussions at senior and executive levels and creating actions that truly reduce exposure to serious injury and fatality risk. \n \nRegister here to join our webinar. \nPlease Note: This event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations.\nWe respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not participate in this event.   \n 
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-improving-organisational-learning-through-incident-examination/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260902T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260902T130000
DTSTAMP:20260807T100629Z
CREATED:20260807T100549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T100629Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR organised by WLCUS - Psychological Safety and SIF Prevention - What every leader needs to know
DESCRIPTION:Join Filip Coumans and Thomas Meier for this 60 minute webinar around “Psychological Safety and SIF Prevention – What every leader needs to know” organised by WLCUS \nIn high-consequence operational environments\, Serious Injury and Fatality (SIF) prevention depends directly on the health of an organization’s “Safety Loop”\, the continuous cycle where Leader Decisions & Practices create organizational Systems\, Context & Culture\, which define front-line Exposure to Risk\, and ultimately inform leadership strategy. When psychological safety and upward communication are compromised\, the feedback links in this loop break down\, causing risk management and decision-making to stall. \nPsychological Safety is often cited as a critical factor in organisational performance. In this webinar\, we take a practical look at the specific elements that matter most for SIF Prevention\, how it relates to another key factor ‘Upward Communication’ and how it influences the effectiveness of the Safety Loop. \nParticipants will gain a clear understanding of how Psychological Safety supports effective risk management\, open communication\, and decision-making in high-consequence environments\, along with practical guidance for applying these principles to strengthen safety performance. \nThe Safety Loop describes how leadership decisions and practices create the systems\, context\, and culture that ultimately influence safety outcomes. When those connections are strong\, the loop becomes a powerful engine for learning and improvement. But when the arrows between the elements are weak\, misunderstood\, or misaligned\, the loop becomes stagnant. Leaders may continue making decisions\, but without a clear understanding of how those decisions shape systems and culture\, meaningful improvement stalls. \nHosted by Krause Bell Group and co-hosted by WLCUS\, this exclusive executive webinar featuring Filip Coumans (Co-CEO & Managing Director EMEA) and Thomas Meier (Vice President & Director Middle East) explores the actionable components of psychological safety needed to eliminate operational blind spots\, strengthen upward reporting\, and systematically reduce SIF exposures across your organization \nKey takeaways: \n\nA clear definition of Psychological Safety and its role in workplace safety.\nThe specific components of Psychological Safety that influence SIF outcomes.\nPractical approaches for incorporating these factors into SIF Prevention efforts.\nReal-world examples demonstrating Psychological Safety principles in action.\n\nThis webinar is organised by WLCUS. \nRegister here to join the free webinar on September 2nd\, organised by WLCUS. \n \n 
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-wlcus-psychological-safety-and-sif-prevention/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260915T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260915T170000
DTSTAMP:20260807T094752Z
CREATED:20260528T115716Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T094752Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - The 6 Leadership Attributes to Be Successful in Safety
DESCRIPTION:Join Filip Coumans and Thomas Meier for this webinar around The 6 Leadership Attributes to Be Successful in Safety \nWhat do the most effective safety leaders do differently? They listen. They connect. They inspire. And—most importantly—they lead in ways that reduce risk and drive performance. In this complimentary webinar\, we will introduce the six leadership attributes proven to shape a strong safety culture and prevent serious incidents and fatalities. \nThe session will explore six key dimensions of safety leadership—developed through research and practical field application. These attributes are: \n\nInviting Dialogue – fostering psychological safety and open communication\nListening to Learn – making better decisions through curiosity and inclusion\nCredibility – building trust through consistency and truthfulness\nValue for Safety – putting SIF prevention first\, even when under pressure\nVision – aligning teams through a clear and compelling safety purpose\nCollective Intelligence – leveraging team knowledge to solve problems and drive engagement\n\nTogether\, these attributes define how leaders influence behavior\, shape culture\, and achieve results. The insights shared in this session are drawn from years of field experience and data gathered through Krause Bell Group’s Safety Leadership 360 Tool—a feedback-based resource for developing safety leadership. \nWhether you’re an executive\, site leader\, or safety professional\, this webinar offers practical ideas you can use right away to strengthen leadership and improve safety outcomes. \nInterested in learning how leadership behaviors can drive safety transformation?\nRegister now for our free webinar\, “The 6 Leadership Attributes to Be Successful in Safety\,” \n \nRegister here to join our webinar. \nPlease Note: This event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations.\nWe respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not participate in this event.   \n 
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-the-6-leadership-attributes-to-be-successful-in-safety-2/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260923T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260923T120000
DTSTAMP:20260724T151108Z
CREATED:20260724T151108Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: It is Time for Incident Investigation Disruption: We Can Do Better
DESCRIPTION:Join us Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026\, for a free webinar titled “It is Time for Incident Investigation Disruption: We Can Do Better.” In this webinar\, we will share what we have learned about why incident investigation systems are failing to deliver\, and what changes need to be made to ensure it delivers in a more efficient way\, meaningful findings\, organizational change\, organizational learning\, and confidence in the data generated. \n \nWebinar Description\nThe Incident Reporting and Investigation System is a cornerstone program in safety. Employees develop strong beliefs about their organization based on leadership’s response when an incident or safety concern is reported\, how they are treated during the investigation\, and the resulting actions taken. The bottom line is that the employee develops a belief about whether the organization is serious about prevention. Additionally\, EHS leadership and Operations management are using data analytics to set priorities and allocate resources. \nIn this webinar\, Don Groover and Mike Mangan will discuss the shared challenges that indicate the system is not delivering its full value. They will also review three significant changes that organizations should consider to strengthen their system. \nIncident Investigation Challenges\n\nLack of Proportional Response\nPressure to Close Quickly\nIll-Equipped Investigators\nNo Systematic Learning Methodology\nOvercomplicated Software\n\nThese challenges can be overcome. In this webinar\, Don and Mike will lay out the changes required. These changes are not subtle and require a change in the fundamental system. If you want your system to drive change\, enhance decision-making\, and deliver reliable data\, this webinar is for you. \nRegistration Information\nIt is Time for Incident Investigation Disruption: We Can Do Better\nWednesday\, September 23\, 2026\n11:00-noon Eastern\nREGISTRATION LINK \nDon and Mike will answer participant questions at the end of this presentation. Please feel free to submit any questions you have when you register. \nPlease Note: This event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate injuries within their organizations. We respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms respect our request that you not participate in this event.
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-incident-investigation-september-2026/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: BEYOND THE FLIGHT DECK: Why Aviation’s Next Safety Breakthrough Must Begin with Leadership
DESCRIPTION:Please plan to join us on Wednesday\, October 21\, 2026\, for “BEYOND THE FLIGHT DECK: Why Aviation’s Next Safety Breakthrough Must Begin with Leadership.” In this interview-style webinar\, Rebecca Timmins will lead a conversation with Neil Schnaak\, where he discusses three recent aviation disasters and the systems that allowed them to occur\, offering insights that will help leaders in any industry address the risks that exist within their operations. \n \nSummary of Webinar: Beyond the Flight Deck\nThis webinar features and interview with Neil Schnaak\, who’s four-decade aviation career has included leadership roles including Chief Pilot\, Director of Operations\, Director of Safety\, and most recently Chief Safety Officer for Hawaiian Airlines.  In this webinar\, Neil will address how experienced people\, working inside systems designed by skilled and well-intentioned professionals\, miss or normalize signals that later prove catastrophic using three recent aviation events to illustrate his points: \n\nThe Potomac River collision at Reagan National Airport in January 2025\nThe runway collision at LaGuardia in March 2026\nThe engine separation and crash of UPS Flight 2976 at Louisville in November 2025\n\nHe will detail how each of these incidents illustrate systemic issues that occur many high-risk industries – not just aviation – and how core organizational safety best practices were overlooked in each case. At the end\, he will detail what leaders can do to address these issues and remove critical vulnerabilities downstream. \nIf you are a leader who is concerned that your systems may not be working as designed\, your organization may be normalizing familiar risks\, or that you are overlooking critical precursors\, please plan to join us for what promises to be a lively and insightful discussion. \nRegistration Details\nBEYOND THE FLIGHT DECK: Why Aviation’s Next Safety Breakthrough Must Begin with Leadership \nWednesday\, October 21\, 2026\n11:00-noon Eastern Time\nREGISTRATION LINK \nRebecca will lead a 30-40 minute interview with Neil\, answering participant questions for the balance of the hour. Please feel free to submit your questions when you register. \nWe look forward to having you attend! \nPlease Note: This event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations. We respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not participate in this event.
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-aviations-next-safety-breakthrough/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20261117T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20261117T170000
DTSTAMP:20260812T164719Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - The role of organisational culture in safety improvement
DESCRIPTION:Join Filip Coumans and Martin Dean for this webinar around The role of organisational culture in safety improvement \nMany organisational catastrophes begin long before the incident itself.\nBehind every serious event lies a pattern of decisions\, conditions\, and blind spots that evolved over months or years. Procedures that never worked as intended. Work environments that everyone “knew” were unsafe. Data trends that looked fine on the surface — until the endpoint revealed what decision making had allowed. \nThese warning signs are symptoms of something deeper: culture.\nAnd while “safety culture” is a widely used term\, it often creates as much confusion as clarity. \nLeaders frequently ask: \n\nWhat exactly do we mean by safety culture?\nWhy does it matter so much?\nHow is safety culture different from organisational culture?\nMost importantly: how do you change it?\n\nUnderstanding culture requires going beneath attitudes and slogans to examine how an organisation actually functions — how people make decisions\, how priorities are communicated\, how risk is interpreted\, and how work really gets done. Culture shows up not in what leaders say\, but in what the organisation allows\, reinforces\, and tolerates every day. \nIn this webinar\, we will explore how to identify and understand the hidden layers of culture that drive exposure\, shape behaviour\, and influence the quality of decisions across the organisation. We will show why culture failures often go unnoticed until a catastrophe occurs\, and how leaders can bring these dynamics to the surface before harm happens. \nDrawing on Krause Bell Group’s research and field experience\, we’ll outline the key components of culture that matter most for safety\, how they interact\, and what it takes to begin shifting them in a meaningful and sustainable way. \nIf you want to move beyond slogans and scorecards to truly understand — and influence — safety culture\, this session will provide a clear and actionable path forward. \nRegister now for our free webinar\, “The role of organisational culture in safety improvement” \n \nRegister here to join our webinar. \nPlease Note: This event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations.\nWe respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not participate in this event.   \n 
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-the-role-of-organizational-culture-in-safety-improvement-nov/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261118T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261118T120000
DTSTAMP:20260724T154915Z
CREATED:20260724T154915Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: OPTIMIZING YOUR SAFETY STRATEGY: Data\, Drivers\, and Checklists
DESCRIPTION:Please plan to join us on Wednesday\, November 18\, 2026\, for a complimentary webinar titled “OPTIMIZING YOUR SAFETY STRATEGY: Data\, Drivers\, and Checklists.” In this webinar\, Rebecca Timmins and Laura Harrison will share data\, insights\, and a 10-point check list that will help any leaders and organizations at different stages of safety maturity improve their safety strategies. \n \nWebinar Description\nJust in time for 2027 planning\, this webinar will help leaders ensure that their safety strategy leverages data\, addresses the drivers of real world safety performance\, and provides checklists to help you optimize your strategy.  Regardless of where you are on your safety journey\, you will learn: \n• The key components every safety plan should include\n• Why “blood\, break\, and bruise” injuries must be treated differently from larger\, more life-threatening incidents\n• Why the traditional SIF triangle is not enough\n• How SIF Precursors help inform the actions that truly drive improvement\n• 10 questions to ask about your SIF elimination plan\n• How to address non-SIF injuries \nJoin Rebecca Timmins and Laura Harrison on Wednesday\, November 18th as they discuss these topics in a free webinar titled “OPTIMIZING YOUR SAFETY STRATEGY: Data\, Drivers\, and Checklists.” The content is structured so leaders of any level and organizations at all stages of safety maturity will walk away with tangible recommendations that can be applied to their businesses immediately. \nRegistration Information\nOPTIMIZING YOUR SAFETY STRATEGY: Data\, Drivers\, and Checklists\nWednesday\, November 18\, 2026\n11:00-noon Eastern Time \nREGISTRATION LINK \nRebecca and Laura will share a 30-40 minute presentation\, answering participant questions for the balance of the hour. Please feel free to submit your questions when you register. \nPlease Note: This event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations. We respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not participate in this event.
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-optimizing-your-safety-strategy-november-2026/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Sao_Paulo:20261209T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Sao_Paulo:20261209T130000
DTSTAMP:20260821T152723Z
CREATED:20260821T152356Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T152723Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: Dois Componentes que Todo Plano Anual de Segurança Deveria Incluir
DESCRIPTION:Junte-se a nós na quarta-feira\, 9 de dezembro de 2026\, para um webinar gratuito intitulado “Dois Componentes que Todo Plano Anual de Segurança Deve Incluir.” Neste webinar\, Eduardo Martins e Karen Hewitt discutirão como líderes de todos os níveis e organizações em diferentes estágios de maturidade em segurança podem aprimorar suas estratégias de segurança. Atenção: este webinar será apresentado em português \n \nVocê tem a meta de reduzir Acidentes Graves e Fatalidades no próximo ano? \nVocê trata incidentes com lesões leves de forma diferente de incidentes maiores que ameaçam a vida? \nVocê está aplicando o novo paradigma de SIF (Serious Injuries & Fatalities – Acidentes Graves e Fatalidades) ao seu plano de segurança? \nParticipe com Eduardo Martins e Karen J. Hewitt na quarta-feira\, 9 de dezembro de 2026\, do webinar gratuito intitulado “Dois Componentes que Todo Plano Anual de Segurança Deveria Incluir.” \nA apresentação destacará o estudo histórico de Tom Krause e Kristen Bell\, além do novo paradigma de SIF\, para ajudar os líderes de segurança na elaboração de seus Planos Anuais de Segurança. Também incluirá uma lista de 10 pontos que você pode usar para ajudar a otimizar suas estratégias de eliminação de SIF. \nEduardo e Karen farão uma apresentação de 30 minutos e responderão às perguntas dos participantes durante o restante da hora. Sinta-se à vontade para enviar suas perguntas no momento da inscrição. \nEsperamos contar com sua presença! \nLINK  \nAtenção: Este evento foi desenvolvido especificamente para líderes operacionais ou de segurança que estão trabalhando para eliminar Acidentes com Lesões Graves e Fatalidades em suas organizações. Solicitamos respeitosamente que consultores independentes e funcionários de empresas de consultoria em segurança não participem deste evento.
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-dois-componentes-que-todo-plano-anual-de-seguranca-deveria-incluir/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20261215T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20261215T170000
DTSTAMP:20260812T170616Z
CREATED:20260812T170616Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - The 6 things you need to do to reduce SIF exposure
DESCRIPTION:Join Filip Coumans and Martin Dean for this webinar around The 6 things you need to do to reduce SIF exposure \nThe 2010 study on Serious Injuries and Fatalities (SIFs)\, led by Dr. Thomas Krause\, demonstrated that only a small subset of workplace incidents have the potential to result in a SIF event. This principle is now commonly known as the “triangle within the triangle.” We have also learned that the precursors to SIFs differ significantly from those associated with minor incidents. \nAt Krause Bell Group\, our approach to SIF prevention begins with a fundamental premise: to prevent fatalities\, organizations must reduce SIF exposure. Any initiative—whether focused on training\, safety standards\, EHS systems\, or leadership development—will only be effective if it reduces or eliminates exposure to serious injury and fatality risks. \nHowever\, achieving this is easier said than done. Organizational culture\, leadership behaviors\, and business decisions all have a profound impact on workplace safety. \nCulture—“the way we do things around here”—often “eats strategy for breakfast\,” significantly reducing the effectiveness of safety initiatives. While leaders generally want to do the right thing\, they frequently lack the knowledge\, tools\, or feedback needed to take effective action. \nLeaders may not fully understand how their behaviors and decisions influence safety systems\, the working environment\, and organizational culture. They may also overlook how these factors shape employee behavior. Without sufficient feedback on SIF exposures\, safety systems\, and culture\, leaders are unable to make fully informed decisions about serious incident prevention. \nSo how can organizations establish a systematic and effective process to reduce workplace risk? Leaders must first develop a thorough understanding of the most significant risks within their areas of responsibility. They must then recognize how their decisions affect those risks and take deliberate action to address them. \nDuring this webinar\, we will discuss six practical steps leaders should follow to prevent serious injuries and fatalities. \nRegister now for our free webinar\, “The 6 things you need to do to reduce SIF exposure” \n \nRegister here to join our webinar. \nPlease Note: This event is specifically designed for safety leaders who are working to eliminate Serious Injuries and Fatalities within their organizations.\nWe respectfully request that independent consultants and employees of safety consulting firms not participate in this event.   \n 
URL:https://krausebellgroup.com/event/webinar-the-six-things-you-need-to-do-to-reduce-sif-exposure-dec/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Kristel Goddevriendt":MAILTO:info@krausebellgroup.com
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