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ITS NOT ABOUT WATCHING A VIDEO 1 Key message to Communicate Together We Can Lift Safely Target Audience Staff that is involved in Lifting amp Hoisting activities eg Contractor Management when Lifting amp Hoisting is part of scope ID: 577482

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REFLECTIVE LEARNING PACK “TOGETHER WE CAN LIFT SAFELY”IT’S NOT ABOUT WATCHING A VIDEO!

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Key message to CommunicateTogether We Can Lift Safely

Target AudienceStaff that is involved in Lifting & Hoisting activities, e.g.: Contractor Management (when Lifting & Hoisting is part of scope)Site designPreparing of work Supervisors, Front line Leaders and all staff working on sites

Structure sessionWelcome, Safety Brief and Introductions Video Part I “The Power of Gravity”Remember victimsVideo Part II “The Importance of Every Step”Break 1Video Part III “A strong Barrier for every situation”Break 2 > Personal action

Supporting InformationVideo tool (translated in local languages)Hand-Out (translated in local languages)Personal poster/cardFacilitator Info pack (this pack)Facilitator Guide10 Question Card/PosterAn Apple 

Tips for facilitatorsBe aware of local incidentsFocus on all Lifting & Hoisting activitiesListen, and don’t talk too much (this is not an instruction session! / the answer and knowledge is in the room!)Be open and curious (ask open questions, who, what, how, when, where, why)And finally, present the topic with passion!

Campaign approachDon’t write down a personal action, but discuss what to focus on coming monthGo Out and See and Listen to issues in the office and on site. Use “Site toolbox letters” and/or “Office meeting letters” to stimulate discussionReconvene and discuss issues collected and agree on the ones to resolveExecute the actions, give feedback and reward special achievementsSlide2

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72%WHAT IS REFLECTIVE LEARNING% OF PEOPLE WHOSE LEARNING STYLE MATCHES METHODMETHOD OF ENGAGEMENTListening only – e.g. someone reading out an LFI Alert, no or limited Q&AReading only – e.g. reading an LFI Alert aloneHSSE or toolbox meeting – short presentation (reading and listening), opportunity for Q&A

Face-to-face, structured, engagement session

based on ‘

reflective

learning’ concept

Upstream Information pack for Management

Source: Extrapolation from research data on the VARK Model of Learning: http://

www.vark-learn.com

IT’S NOT ABOUT WATCHING A VIDEO!

WHY?

Cater

for different styles

of learning

Focus

on identifying

personal actions

to improve

WHAT IS IT?

Facilitated

interactive group discussions

Through

simple and engaging materials (video!): make emotional connect Slide3

KEY MESSAGE TO COMMUNICATE

“TOGETHER WE CAN LIFT SAFELY“

It all starts in the office!Slide4

TARGET AUDIENCE

Shell, Joint

Venture partners and Contractor partners INVOLVED IN LIFTING & HOISTING ACTIVITIES THAT PLAY A ROLE IN: Contractor Management (when Lifting & Hoisting is part of scope)Site design (e.g. discipline engineers such as civil engineers, construction engineers, site construction managers)Preparing of work (e.g. planners, schedulers, permit to work coordinators, transport coordinators)Supervisors, Front line Leaders and all staff working on sites

(e.g. Operators, Maintenance staff, Crane operators, Persons in Charge, Banksmen, Drivers, Riggers) Slide5

SUPPORTING MATERIALS

Video tool (available in local languages

)Hand-Out (available in local languages)Facilitator Info pack (this packFacilitator GuidePersonal action form/Poster10 Questions for a Safe Lift card/PosterCampaign materials (see HSElife NL website)

http://develop.hselifeunio.com/en/theme/Slide6

STRUCTURE REFLECTIVE LEARNING SESSION

CAMPAIGN APPROACH (OPTIONAL)

Teams to discuss what to focus on during upcoming “Observation weeks”VIDEO PART 1 – The Power of GravityVIDEO PART 3 – A strong Barrier for every situationVIDEO PART 2 – The Importance of Every StepBreak 1 (plenary)Break 2 (in groups)

Welcome, Safety Brief and Introductions by facilitatorDiscuss “10 Questions for a Safe Lift” card/poster5-1033

10-15410-1510-15TOTAL TIME = 45-60 Minutes

Remember victims from Lifting & Hoisting fatalities1Write down personal actionSee next slideSlide7

CAMPAIGN OVERVIEW

At the end of

reflective learning session the team decides what will be investigated in the upcoming action weeksHow are preparations done and what happens in practice? Use “Info letters”, SMAT, Inspections, LMRA cards, Field visits findings, Idea box, Photo’s Posters…

Reflection in 5 to 10 minutes about the theme. Describe the results of the improvement actions. What did we improve, what could be done more? What did we learn?Celebrate successes & Reward good performance. Give feedback to improve future campaigns.Discuss what was observed past weeks? What do we want to improve in the upcoming action weeks?Solve identified improvement points with staff. Monitor how improvement plan progresses & effectiveness.Slide8

FACILITATING A REFLECTIVE LEARNING SESSION

Preparing for the reflective learning

session;Read the Facilitator GuideDownload all the materials you need for the sessionFocus on all Lifting & Hoisting activities (e.g. cranes, forklift trucks, lifting devices in buildings) Make sure you know the most recent Lifting & Hoisting incidents in your area/businessAsk a Lifting & Hoisting Subject Matter Expert to help you with the preparationsDuring the sessions;Listen, and don’t talk too much (the answer and knowledge is in the room!)Be

open and curious (ask open questions, who, what, how, when, where, why)And finally, present the topic with passion!