- MyISRS
- Features and Benefits
- References and Case Studies
- ISRS Training
- ISRS Book of Knowledge
- ISRS9 Book of Knowledge
- 1. Leadership
- 2. Planning and Administration
- 3. Risk Evaluation
- 4. Human Resources
- 5. Compliance
- 6. Projects
- 7. Competence
- 8. Communication and Promotion
- 9. Risk Control
- 10. Asset Integrity
- 11. Contractors and Suppliers
- 12. Emergency Preparedness
- 13. Learning From Events
- 14. Risk Monitoring
- 15. Results and Review
- History of ISRS
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13. Learning From Events
Learning from events is critical to drive continual improvement in business performance. An effective Learning From Events system transforms undesired events into improvement opportunities. Managers should strive to create a "no blame" culture in the organisation to foster high levels of event reporting. Personnel should be particularly encouraged to report near-misses which offer the greatest number of learning opportunities. All events should be risk assessed and investigated appropriately, involving both managers and front line personnel. Investigations must uncover the basic causes of events before determining the necessary corrective and preventive actions. Actions must be tracked to completion and the results communicated to all necessary stakeholders. Insights from events should be periodically reviewed to look for patterns and trends that may need to be addressed.
Learning from Events explained by Nicholas Hiew from DNV GL Singapore