Leslie Stockel

Were Heinrich's theories merely misunderstood or fundamentally flawed? The recent emphasis on significant incident and fatality precursors has challenged safety professionals to rethink the long-held assumption of the causes of workplace accidents. In this knowledge expedition, participants will gain a deep understanding of the original intentions behind the Heinrich Safety Pyramid and look at the intricate relationship between the findings of a recent study of SIF precursors in high-risk workplace incidents and the identification of corrective actions. This journey will unveil the secrets of workplace safety, an interactive discussion will challenge long-standing beliefs, and the workshop element will equip participants with the tools to safeguard their organization like never before.

Effective safety communication and leadership have always been cornerstones of proactive safety culture and management systems. However, as safety professionals, are we inadvertently undermining our efforts even before we utter a word? In the realm of safety, communication transcends mere words. This session delves into the profound impact of nonverbal communication on safety engagement, emphasizing the importance of human connection. Leslie will explore scientific research, delve into social psychology and neuroscience concepts, and impart practical strategies to enhance safety interactions with workers, supervisors, and leaders. From incident investigations to risk identification and correction, this interactive session will equip you with the skills to elevate safety through nonverbal communication.