Seminar: International Seminar on Behaviour-Based Safety Approaches for Establishing a Safety Culture

Topic: Safety Leadership – The Key to Success for Behaviour-Based Safety (BBS) and Safety Culture

Event Date: 7 July 2015, Tuesday

Event Time: 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (local South Korea time)

Location: Conference Room 308 at COEX Convention & Exhibition Center, Seoul, South Korea

The oil and gas industry in Korea is experiencing many challenges, price pressures, competition and major cuts, all of which are impacting safety programmes. The pressure on safety management is at an all-time high, and many organizations are experiencing a surge in fatalities.

What is needed to address these challenges in Korea? How can we get the most out of our safety programmes? How can we build safety cultures that propel new levels of success?

JMJ Co-Founder and Partner, Mike Goddu will examine these questions in a session entitled “Safety Leadership – The Key to Success for BBS and Safety Culture” at the 33rd Korea International Safety and Health Show (KISS).

During this talk, attendees will explore:

• What is needed to improve safety and build a safety culture in Korea
• How to avoid pitfalls of Behaviour-Based Safety (BBS)
• Ways to build on the strength of the successes and culture of existing safety programmes throughout the country

This year’s KISS theme is Behaviour Based Safety Approaches for Establishing Safety Culture. Other seminar participants include:

• Chairman: Dr. Jaewook CHOI (Korea University)
• Steve HORNE (Manager, Gorgon Project - Chevron Corporation): My Safety Journey in Korea and Where to Go from Here
• Shezeen OAH (Chung Ang University): Critical Success Factors for BBS
• Seok Joon YOON (Director, Korea Safety Culture Research): Experiences in Implementation of BBS Process for Safety Workplace
• Woonchul SHIN (Occupational Safety Research Department): A Study on BBS in Wood Product Industry
• Jongmin CHAE (Senior Manager, Samsung Electronics): A Safety Culture Imbedding Activities Based on BBS