The latest Resilium event aims to help you reduce uncertainty to help achieve your risk objectives through the use of barrier based risk management (e.g. Bowties). A day of workshops and client journeys showing you what can be achieved.

And some special news from Resilium 😉

Reserve your spot today by registering using the registration form above.

Cost

Free

Event Agenda

09:00 Welcome & Coffee

09:30 Day introduction & safety instructions

10:00 Interactive workshop

Get to know your fellow attendees through a structured discussion and feedback on some common safety management problems.

Alistair Cowin - Resilium UK

10:45 Break

11:15 BowTies for asset serviceability risk

Ross will describe the risk transformation journey that Scottish Water has undertaken to introduce BowTies into their asset service risk assessment process.

Ross McCorrisken - Scottish Water

11:45 It's not all about the Bowtie

Fiona will focus on the use of bowties and bowtie-derived information for risk communication and how that supports good safety leadership decision-making. This will involve a concept for a safety data pipeline that’s currently under development.

Fiona

12:15 Lunch & Chat

13:15 Leadership Challenges in Safety

In the context of Legitimate Leadership, Rachael will share the safety leadership challenges that became apparent through a series of off-the-record conversations she recently conducted across a wide range of industries. The conclusion will provide an approach for leaders who want to make a difference.

Rachael Cowin - Legitimate Leadership

13:45 Interactive workshop

Some valuable lessons on procedures and communication in safety.

Jasper Smit - Resilium NL

14:30 Break

15:00 Solving 4 problems in risk management

While working with bowties and barrier management in general over the past decade, some problems keep resurfacing with most clients we work with:

1) Difficulty figuring out who is going to use the risk assessment once it's done to achieve a goal.

2) Keeping risk information from spreading across multiple registers.

3) Risk assessments become static documents and lose their relevance quickly.

4) Maintaining a consistent approach to risk management across a larger organisation.

We've been working hard on a solution for these issues, and we'd like to show what we came up with.

Alex de Ruijter - Resilium NL

15:45 Networking & Drinks

17:00 Doors close

We look forward to seeing you there! 😊