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Our Director of Professional Services Liam Standfield and Customer Enablement Manager Cameron Hayes have been working with Simon Toseland CFIOSH FMAPS at Birmingham Airport to complete their safety culture assessments this past month. We're so pleased to welcome Simon and his team to our growing airport community. They join London Luton Airport, Wilson James, ABM UK, dnata, United Airlines, Virgin Atlantic and many other partners at Heathrow in striving for an ambition set by Amanda Owen MBE at Heathrow Airport. The ambition to create a safety culture benchmark for airports and their supply partners. Because in her words "The rising tide lifts all boats." Welcome to the community Birmingham Airport! We look forward to the rich insight you'll bring and your contribution to the journey.

Are we too reliant on embedded compliance practice as the benchmark for success in our supply chain duty of care?    Navigating the complexities of a supply chain ecosystem as a safety leader come with a number of challenges including:    ▶ the duality of an internal and external culture  ▶ the different priorities of small business economics with large enterprise systems and processes  ▶ the tension between business efficiency, financial ROI and beyond compliance levels of safety leadership  ▶ supply partner capacity to respond to differing requirements, systems and standards by supply chain owner    According to our Safe365 annual report on Safety Culture Maturity 2024, 90% of industries sit at just tier three out of five in maturity for contractor management.    Join us on Nov 14th at 12:00pm BST as Sunit Atwal, QHSE Programmes Director for CBRE talks us through how she overcomes specific challenges around building strong cultures of safety in a contractor supply chain. Register to attend at >>> https://lnkd.in/ePVcW65h

90% of industries have a 3-star out of 5 performance rating in safety maturity when it comes to contractor management*    Why? And more importantly, how do we change that?    Join us for the next webinar on what’s holding us back from achieving mature environments of safety.    Sunit Atwal, QHSE Programmes Director at CBRE, shares insights into how CBRE overcomes specific challenges around building strong cultures of safety in your contractor supply chain.    During the webinar she’ll talk about:    💡 the use of culture mapping as a solution to the dual culture environment in facilities management  💡 harnessing ground-up workshops that engage contractors in the process  unlocking gaps in theory vs practice - work as imagined, vs work as done  💡 the limitations of embedded compliance practice  💡 the need to focus on people, their personal and professional realities and  💡 the SME vs large enterprise relationship    Register to attend at >>> https://lnkd.in/ePVcW65h     *Safe365 Safety Culture Maturity Report 2024 

Has Wellbeing recently been added to your remit as a leader in Health & Safety? Or are you seeking to engage your HR team in the conversation about Psychosocial Risk? Then join us on Nov 14th as we talk how tech can support the move from reactive to proactive wellbeing strategy. Founder of The Healthy Work Company Heather Beach will be putting us through our paces as we explore how our sister platform OrgWell365 can simplify that path towards an holistic approach to psychosocial risk management and an alignment to ISO 45003 standards.

Are you receiving the same levels of engagement from senior leaders on psychosocial risks as you do with health and safety risk management? Heather Beach, founder of The Healthy Work Company and an experienced leader in holistic wellbeing strategy is hosting a webinar on tech-based solutions that can help. Featuring our new product OrgWell365 and fellow wellbeing tech provider Wellcrowd. Join us to hear more about how OrgWell365 is designed to: 💡 support health & safety leaders and their HR partners to gap-assess their existing strategy against recommended global standards 💡 help leaders to work together to build strong, proactive, systemic responses to psychosocial health and safety 💡 improve stakeholder engagement behind a holistic wellbeing strategy by creating a common language and an ability to measure the key ingredients necessary according to ISO 45003 recommendations It promises to be a great conversation! Key details: Date: Nov 14th 2024 Time: 10:00 AM BST Register to attend on the link below. https://buff.ly/4dIuIXp

This week, during Australian Airports Association Safety Week, we’ve loved seeing the emphasis on the power of shared knowledge and community-building in driving safety culture forward.   With experience working alongside over 10,000 organisations, we’ve often observed that those making strides in safety culture maturity lead the way by fostering inclusive, safety-positive environments. In our partnership with Heathrow Airport, they measured safety culture maturity across 30 of their largest suppliers. This initiative now reaches over 70% of the airport’s workforce, offering a comprehensive view of the Heathrow risk landscape.   If you'd like to hear more, take a listen to Amanda Owen MBE, Heathrow Airport and two supply chain partners Russell Pink, United Airlines and Liam Simpson, Wilson James in this Safe365 webinar to learn more about how Heathrow has empowered collaborative decision-making, fostered collective awareness, and built shared commitment to target key areas for improvement across their network. Watch the full webinar here >>> https://lnkd.in/eMGsRY4a

Yesterday we were joined by senior safety leaders from airports, global airlines and their supply chain partners at our inaugural annual Airports & Aviation Summit at the Royal Aeronautical Society. It was a day of amazing insight and learning where we discussed data, measurement, continual improvement, psychosocial risk, wellbeing strategy and the changing narrative on safety towards one that is deeply tied to business success. Thank you to our speakers. To Gerard Forlin KC, Dr Sarah Flaherty, Marc Atherton, Andy Lewinton, Emma Meenan, Samantha Cartwright, Lisa Ward, Heather Beach for sharing your knowledge. And to Amanda Owen MBE FRAeS for being MC for the day. As our partnership in the airports and aviation sector grows, we look forward to many more occasions to connect, collaborate and innovate together. Curious about the day or how we're partnering to further reduce harm through measurement? Get in touch!

How do you move from compliance to a sustainable, proactive culture of safety? Today we joined a room of passionate OSH leaders at the Ibec Academy conference digging deep into the possibilities that technology provides to transform safety. Alongside our own presentation we heard from a number of outstanding speakers sharing their knowledge and expertise on this topic. Thank you Elaine Bowers for inviting us to contribute. We look forward to further collaboration towards harm reduction in Ireland.

As our community of international airports grows, we were privileged that our Chief Customer Officer Anthony Bradstreet could attend the Australian Airports Association Safety and Emergency Management Forum in Alice Springs last month. Kick-started by a partnership project with Team Heathrow, we are dedicated to supporting airports and the aviation sector to navigate the complexities of the airport ecosystem in their quest to build safer, more proactive environments of safety. To hear from Amanda Owen MBE FRAeS, Russell Pink and Liam Simpson on their personal journeys with leveraging safety culture to reduce harm in aviation, listen to a recent webinar we conducted here >>> https://lnkd.in/ej7fbt6Q

Later this month our co-founders Mark Kidd and Nathan Hight will be attending the Ibec Academy to talk about the path towards more proactive safety cultures. Spanning four continents and working with organisations across New Zealand, Australia, the UK, Middle East and the USA, we've built some deep insights into the challenges and opportunities holding safety cultures back. We look forward to sharing them on September 26th.