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Shell — reflective learning removing hazards faciliaitor slide pack
10 slides from Shell's investor presentation, June 2022
Slide 1: Facilitator Info Pack: Removing the Hazard
FACILITATOR INFO PACK “Removing the Hazard” Applying the Hierarchy of Control Content - What is Reflective Learning - Key message to communicate - Structure video - Supporting Materials - Examples applying the Hierarchy of Control - Your role as facilitator 1
Slide 2: What is Reflective Learning
WHAT IS REFLECTIVE LEARNING WHAT IS IT? ▪ Facilitated interactive group discussions ▪ Through simple and engaging materials IT’S NOT ABOUT WATCHING A VIDEO! (video!): make emotional connect MATCHES METHOD % OF PEOPLE WHOSE LEARNING STYLE 75 72% Face-to-face, structured, engagement session based on ‘
Slide 3: Key Message to Communicate
KEY MESSAGE TO COMMUNICATE Thinking you have full control is an illusion It is better to Remove the Hazard Most Elimination Removing the Hazard Effective Substitution Replace the hazard Engineering Controls Isolate people from the hazard Administrative Control Train people and explain procedures Lea
Slide 4: Structure Video
STRUCTURE VIDEO Welcome, Safety Brief and Introductions by Line Leader VIDEO PART 1 “The Hierarchy of Control” Question Break 1 VIDEO PART 2 “Situation Normal” Questions Break 2 (in small groups/teams) VIDEO PART 3 “The Illusion of Control” Questions Break 3 (in small groups/teams) AGREE FOLLOW-UP
Slide 5: Examples of Applying Hierarchy of Control
EXAMPLES OF APPLYING HIERARCHY OF CONTROL Use of a handcart rather than Personal transport via special Do not have crew in lifeboat Magnetic anchors to limit amount manual lifting gangway versus using Helicopters when lowering during testing of scaffolds needed Remote access to reviewing equipment W
Slide 6: Applying Hierarchy of Control (Example Truck)
APPLYING HIERARCHY OF CONTROL (EXAMPLE TRUCK) Hazard: Moving HGVs (earth trucks) from a nearby housing project along road in front of school Threat: HGV driver not able to stop vehicle adequately for school children crossing the Apply the Hierarchy of Control! road 1. Removal of hazard: Cancel the h
Slide 7: Applying Hierarchy of Control – What examples can you think of?
APPLYING HIERARCHY OF CONTROL – What examples can you think of…? (e.g. CSE, lifeboat testing) Hazard: ……………….. Threat: …………………………… Apply the Hierarchy of Control! 1. Removal of hazard: …………..- Outcome: …………… 2. Substitute the hazard: ………..- Outcome: …………… 3. Engineering controls: ………....- Outcome: …
Slide 8: Applying Hierarchy of Control When Identifying LFI Actions
APPLYING HIERARCHY OF CONTROL WHEN IDENTIFYING LFI ACTIONS Most corrective actions on Systems & Procedures Apply the Hierarchy of Control! 1. Remove the Hazard 2. Substitution 3. Engineering Controls 4. Administrative Control 5. Personal Protective Equipment Addressing Behaviours, Values and Beliefs
Slide 9: Your Role as Facilitator
YOUR ROLE AS FACILITOR Preparing the session ▪ Download the video ▪ Look for local examples (ask for HSE support if needed) ▪ Make sure facilities are in order ▪ Test video and sound ▪ Invite participants timely Tips facilitation session ▪ Listen, and don’t talk too much (this is not an instruction
Slide 10: Questions and Answers
Questions and Answers Copyright of Shell International 10
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