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  • When The Internet Is The Hazard

    Physical - temperature, indoor air quality, noise, radiation Psychosocial - stress, violence / bullying Safety This is the focus of occupational health and safety, process and pipeline safety, aviation & aerospace and functional safety. Safety in these domains has been studied and practised for decades and long before the internet was introduced Nancy Leveson (leader in systems reliability and safety) states that reliability is a controls problem

  • Five Principles of Compliance Program Success

    Following these principles has and will increase the probability of compliance success across all domains (safety Compliance Program Kaizen improves an essential aspect of compliance for vital programs that include Safety

  • Are Your Risk Measures Valid?

    This is a common practice in process safety and is becoming more popular in other fields such as environmental helps to identify uncertainty whose effects we also want to eliminate or reduce in the creation of safety To address these concerns, as well as others, The Center for Chemical and Process Safety (CCPS) along Consequence : The undesirable result of a loss event, usually measured in health and safety effects, Validity of Compliance Risk Measures While these definitions are described for process safety they are

  • Integrating Duty of Care into Compliance Programs Through Promise Embedding

    By weaving values such as integrity, safety, and respect into promises, companies can build a strong By making commitments to safety, fairness, and transparency, companies signal their willingness to take enhances trust but also encourages employees to take ownership of their roles in ensuring compliance and safety When promises reflect a commitment to the highest safety standards, employees are more likely to be vigilant This engagement leads to a workforce that actively seeks ways to improve safety and compliance measures

  • Operational Rings of Power

    can be met and stakeholders will experience the benefits from being in compliance: improved quality, safety

  • The Need for LEAN AI Regulation

    By focusing on existing resources that safeguard critical infrastructure, public safety, and environmental

  • Why Line of Business (LOB) Managers Should Own Compliance

    have Lines of Compliance—the functions responsible for ensuring that all obligations connected with safety The person responsible for business outcomes is also responsible for keeping safety promises. Not just financial value measured by margins, but all the value that stakeholders demand: safety, security

  • Regulatory Compliance Not Enough

    the Ontario Court of Appeal they stated that the general duty clause in the Occupational Health and Safety There may be cases in which more is required – in which additional safety precautions tailored to fit decision has affirmed is that regulations should be considered as "the low-water mark" when it comes to safety When it comes to duty of care the decision should always side in favor of employee safety. utm_source=Mondaq&utm_medium=syndication&utm_campaign=LinkedIn-integration [2] - Canadian Occupational Safety

  • Are Your Risk & Compliance Programs Effective?

    Scorecard™ is applicable to all risk & compliance domains including: Quality, Occupational Health and Safety , Environmental, Security, Process & Pipeline Safety, Regulatory, Data Privacy, Ethics and Legal, Financial

  • Turning Best Effort Into Best Outcome

    They are both focused on operational excellence, cost reduction, and have a safety culture in place. Both companies have come to realize that they need to improve their safety record and have decided to adopt a new safety initiative and introduce a new safety management system. Companies may implement standard practices and behaviours, management systems, safety culture, and even Companies will still implement standard practices and behaviours, management systems, safety culture,

  • The New Face of AI Assurance: Why Audits and Certifications Are Not Enough

    development errors that can cause or contribute to identified failure conditions (feared events defined by a safety and taking predefined actions to correct or mitigate any deviations from its expected performance, safety

  • Four Misuses of Audits

    grown beyond the financial function to cover other compliance programs such as: occupational health and safety , process safety management, environmental, quality, security, and so on. between auditing financial statements and ensuring compliance outcomes particularly when it involves safety Doing the minimum that regulation demands is a weak position especially when it comes to safety. 4. When it comes to safety or cybersecurity, waiting for an audit every year (or every other year) is far

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