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1 Leadership Expectations and Behaviors
Safety is a Value ….YOU & I ZERO IS POSSIBLE! Personal Safety Change my behavior Make it personal expectations Be accountable ME Improve our leadership Make our commitment visible

2 EPr Weekly Field Safety Engagement Terms of Reference
Business Case Scope Critical Success Factors Safety performance, trends, and LFI’s need to be shared with the workforce. Visible field leadership presence by Epr will help reinforce our commitment to goal zero and ensure messages are passed on at the worker level. In scope: Targeting a consistent message delivered to the heliports or land based work area on a consistent frequency. Not in scope: Platform visits, Annual Safety Day Planning – Field visits should be planned and scheduled in advance Participation – Participation by EPr team members along with external stakeholders. Listen/Learn: Creating a venue for the worker to raise concerns and get answers to questions. Consistency – regularly recurring themes and occurrences Objectives Deliverables Key Activities Each month a short slide pack is developed to bring a clear and concise safety message to the worker. The presentation should target: Leading indicator (BBSM) trends Sharing of hazard recognition information Sharing of learning's from incidents and/or safety alerts Utilize the full potential of Epr team members in engaging our workforce. Generate a template which can be used by team members to deliver weekly topics for safety presentations Determine responsibilities and roles. Develop a field engagement schedule which includes the EPr team. Each month a series of slide will be developed to be shared with the workforce. TBD Weekly, a team from EPr will target to perform a field engagement The team will report out at the weekly EPr safety meeting the following Monday. The team for the current week will be identified and timing will be discussed at the same meeting. Documentation of meetings to be compiled and stored on the E&C drive including topics and attendees. The Team Benefits Measures Sponsors: M. Fairburn, Team members: R. Loving, D. Spriggs Fully utilize the abilities of EPr staff to deliver safety leadership Increase in field presence, ensuring messages are reaching the workers Schedule attainment plan vs. target Track number of workers reached. What is a realistic target? Action item tracking from worker generated questions

3 EPr Weekly Field Safety Engagement Template
Review of BBSM trends across GOM What are the top trends from the previous month? How can we mitigate? Key Haz ID’s & SWI’s from the previous month LFI sharing – both internal and external Provide the workers with avenue for feedback and asking questions


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