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Did you know? At D-fingreen, we believe our strategies for safety personnel can utilize today fatalities and also safety personnel can curb the rise of injuries and fatalities with well-informed technology strategies in Nigeria. When workers get away with unsafe practice once, they feel comfortable doing it again. Eventually, their deviation from protocol becomes routine, and they don’t realize the severity of the consequences until it’s too late. It only takes one incident to cause a disabling injury or fatality in Nigeria. People who feel pressure from higher-ups and work in strenuous environments will often take shortcuts. The onus is on safety personnel and managers to ensure they don’t get away with such careless actions. Audits are crucial and should be conducted frequently in Nigeria. Establish a culture of safety in Nigeria: Carelessness can spread like a disease on oil rig or a well site, and leaders should work to establish a safety culture by creating foolproof protocols, surveying staff and deploying anonymous feedback mechanisms in Nigeria. Why safety issues are progressively worsening: While several factors contribute to worsening safety in the oil and gas industry, deviation from standard safety protocol is likely among the main drivers. Anecdotal evidence shows workers make mistakes and violate corporate policy when they feel rushed or on edge in Nigeria. Leverage Our ID Holder: Since staff forget at least 50% of the material within days of training, conducting safety sessions once every month may be inadequate. At the same time, oil field workers don’t exactly have an abundance of free time to make attending weekly courses feasible in Nigeria. Swift action is key to protecting oil and gas workers in Nigeria and the sooner safety professional’s act, the fewer injuries and fatalities will occur in the oil and gas industry. While the responsibility of safety ultimately falls to those who oversee crews and the workers themselves the importance of training and awareness cannot be overstated. Whether training professionals simulate life-threatening situations or rescue plans, we improve workers’ reaction times and drive home the importance of compliance in Nigeria. Our technology is ideal for simulating training experiences. When someone puts on our ID Holder, they can be instantly transported into a realistic reproduction of their worksite, enabling them to have no-risk, experiences in Nigeria. Our Environmental Sustainability: A Sustainability business has improved our reputations on how we work for environmental sustainability through out our verification activities in Nigeria and Africa!

Join me online this Sunday, as we discus the topic "Demystifying Human factors" #HumanFactors #Safety #SafetyCampaignGhana

Contracts Awards and quality control. Most public projects are mandated by law to state clearly some key information. What the project is about, the duration, the contractor handling the project, the supervising authority monitoring the quality of the projects. These are information Nigerians need to take note of. if you see a contractor that handled a poorly executed project you have the right to inform the supervising body of this so that they can be thorough in their work. Ordinarily a contractor that fails to execute project on time and within budgets should be blacklisted from public projects. That is the only way to ensure sanity in public projects in Nigeria. Don't waste money giving a job to a quack...that is the essence of the public notices.

#3MTT Nigeria #IHS Towers #MTN Nigeria #NITDA Nigeria #3MTT #MY3MTTWeeklyReflection Managing risk in production involves identifying, assessing, and mitigating potential hazards. Here's a comprehensive guide: *Risk Management Framework* 1. Identify Risks - Conduct hazard assessments - Review historical data - Consult employees and stakeholders 1. Assess Risks - Evaluate likelihood and impact - Categorize risks (high, medium, low) - Prioritize risks 1. Mitigate Risks - Implement controls (safety protocols, training) - Develop contingency plans - Monitor and review *Risk Categories* 1. Operational (equipment failure, downtime) 2. Quality (defects, contamination) 3. Safety (injuries, accidents) 4. Environmental (pollution, waste) 5. Financial (cost overruns, loss) *Risk Management Tools* 1. Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) 2. Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) 3. Risk Matrix 4. Safety Data Sheets (SDS) 5. Root Cause Analysis (RCA) *Risk Mitigation Strategies* 1. Redundancy (backup systems) 2. Contingency planning 3. Supply chain diversification 4. Quality control checks 5. Emergency response planning *Digital Risk Management Tools* 1. Risk management software (e.g., Riskonnect) 2. Safety management platforms (e.g., SafetyCulture) 3. Quality control apps (e.g., Qualityze) 4. Incident reporting tools (e.g., IncidentReporter) 5. Compliance management systems *Industry-Specific Risk Management* 1. Food processing: HACCP, sanitation controls 2. Manufacturing: FMEA, machine guarding 3. Construction: fall protection, site safety 4. Oil and gas: well control, emergency response 5. Healthcare: infection control, patient safety *Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)* 1. Incident rate 2. Downtime frequency 3. Quality control metrics 4. Employee training participation 5. Risk assessment completion rate *Continuous Improvement* 1. Regular risk assessments 2. Employee feedback and suggestions 3. Incident investigation and review 4. Process updates and refinement 5. Training and awareness programs *Best Practices* 1. Regular maintenance and inspections 2. Employee training and awareness 3. Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) 4. Continuous monitoring and feedback 5. Incident reporting and investigation Implementing this framework ensures a proactive approach to managing risk in production. Additional resources: 1. ISO 31000: Risk management standard 2. OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration 3. ANSI: American National Standards Institute 4. Risk management certifications (e.g., CRMA)

The Southern Africa (SoAfr) School of Project Management applauds the Ugandan government's recent commitment to certifying project managers. This marks a significant step towards improving project efficiency and combating corruption. This initiative, highlighted by Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Mr. Thomas Tayebwa, emphasizes mandatory certification to ensure adherence to ethical standards and prevent unqualified individuals from managing projects. Mr. Hannington Ashaba, Commissioner for Projects Analysis and Public Investments, revealed that many current project managers lack the necessary professional skills, often appointed due to personal connections rather than expertise. This has led to inefficiencies and mismanagement in government projects. Uganda’s move sets a precedent for other southern African nations to follow. There are so many benefits in professionalizing project management: Enhanced Efficiency: Certified project managers bring professionalism and adherence to best practices, ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget. Combating Corruption: Certification ensures that project managers follow ethical practices, reducing the risk of corruption and mismanagement. Improved Outcomes: With trained professionals at the helm, projects are more likely to succeed, leading to better infrastructure, services, and economic growth. Check out the article for yourself here: https://lnkd.in/ge3Uy7Tp? #ProjectManagement #SoAfrSPM 

Quality Assurance September Monthly Impact write-up: #My3MTT Quality Assurance Report: 3MTT Program Implementation Introduction: This report evaluates the quality of the 3MTT program implementation in Edo State, ensuring adherence to international standards and best practices. #3MTTEdo Scope: This assessment covers program activities conducted between August in Nigeria. Methodology: Our quality assurance process involved: 1. On-site monitoring and evaluation 2. Stakeholder interviews (community members, local authorities) 3. Document review (program reports, meeting minutes) #3MTTEdoSuccessStory Findings: Key strengths: 1. Effective community engagement and participation 2. Strong partnership with local stakeholders 3. Adherence to 3MTT guidelines and standards Areas for improvement: 1. Capacity building for community health workers 2. Enhanced monitoring and evaluation tools 3. Increased resource allocation for sustainability Recommendations: To enhance program quality: 1. Develop comprehensive training programs for community health workers 2. Implement robust monitoring and evaluation frameworks 3. Secure additional funding for long-term sustainability #3MTTEdoImpactStory Conclusion: Our 3MTT program implementation demonstrates commitment to quality and community well-being. Addressing identified areas for improvement will further strengthen program impact. Quality Indicators: Program performance measured against: 1. Community satisfaction (90%) 2. Resources coverage (55%) 3. Hygiene practices (80%) Action Plan: Implementation of recommendations will commence and be completed. Responsibilities: Assigned to: 1. Program Manager: Training and capacity building 2. Monitoring and Evaluation Officer: Enhanced monitoring tools 3. Resource Mobilization Team: Funding securing Next Steps: Regular quality assurance assessments will ensure sustained program excellence. Aifuwa omoregbee +2347045923687 free2ride19@gmail.com FE/23/65221304

A Safety Case is a written demonstration that an operator of a major hazard facility has the ability and means to control major incident hazards effectively. Safety Cases are required for industries that operate facilities with major hazards that could cause catastrophic damage to health, safety, and the environment. See You.

This headline got the SoAfrSPM Team so excited that we had to share it with you!  In an unprecedented move, the South African Council for the Project and Construction Management Professions (SACPCMP) has teamed up with the Project Management Institute (PMI) to encourage its members to pursue construction certification.  The PMI Construction Professional (CP) certification is designed to fill skills gaps, ensuring professionals are equipped to tackle complex construction challenges.  With R812.5 billion worth of planned infrastructure projects in South Africa over the next three years, upskilling professionals is crucial to meet the demand.  At SoAfrSPM, we witness similar challenges across the southern Africa region, from Namibia to Zambia to Mozambique.  We applaud SACPCMP for identifying these shortfalls and taking steps to elevate and equip its members to fill the void. Read the SACPCMP and PMI joint media statement here: https://lnkd.in/eJ2RraM4  #PMICP  #ProjectManagement #SoAfrSPM

100 Sustainability Terminologies that can help out professionals in the field of EHS. Let me say Thank to Sustainability Professionals of Saudi Arabia (SPSA) for writing and sharing valuable Terminologies. #ehs #sustanability #terminologies #SPSA #2024planning

Who gave you the idea that NYSC considers your field of study before posting you? Maybe they do for some, but not in my case. As a Pure and Industrial Chemistry graduate, I thought I was destined for a role in Quality Control, get fixed in a lab somewhere, and continue my analysis and synthesis from wherever I stopped in school. But, life had other plans, and I found myself in the HSE department of Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc. At first, I felt completely out of place, even incompetent. It was overwhelming and quite depressing. I kept wondering, "What’s so special about safety? Isn’t it just ensuring compliance with safe practices?" FMN’s safety culture is far from basic. Every day brings new experiences and challenges, you will see a lot and learn a lot, emphasis on “a lot”. It’s not been easy but thanks to God’s grace and my incredible line manager, I’ve been able to push through those tough first months. What started as a daunting challenge has become one of the best learning experiences. HSE isn’t just about rules, it’s about protecting lives and ensuring a safe work environment. Now, when people hear me confidently discussing Safety and using industry terms, they probably think I’ve always had this knowledge. In reality, it’s been a journey of failures, learning, and growth. Flour Mills of Nigeria has provided an incredible platform for me to grow and learn in this critical field. HSE is an essential part of every organization because what’s the point of working if you don’t have the assurance of safety? We constantly assess hazards, take corrective actions, and review our safety protocols to ensure we’re always up to date. It’s been a few months since I embarked on this path, and although I didn’t share my experiences earlier, I’m excited to take you all along on this journey with me. Here's to more growth, more learning, and more updates from this HSE enthusiast. #NYSC #HSE #LearningJourney #SafetyCulture #GrowthMindset