The fourth year of Powering Improvement focused on human and organisational factors: behavioural safety and personal responsibility, although work in support of the previous years’ themes of leadership, occupational health and wellbeing, and asset management and maintenance also continued apace.
The year was championed by Mike Clancy, General Secretary of the trade union Prospect and Frank Mitchell, CEO ScottishPower Energy Networks.
Throughout the year ENA produce a variety of Powering Improvement publications showcasing the strategy as well as each annual theme. These publications are useful tools for the industry, the ENA team are happy to send you hard copies should you require them, visit the Contact Us page.
By sharing best practice the industry can benefit from a wealth of knowledge and experience. During this initiative, practitioners will be sharing their solutions and success stories for addressing health and safety. Achieving our industry vision is something everyone involved can contribute to and benefit from.
Spreading the word about Powering Improvement is an important part of helping to ensure that the whole industry can improve in this area of work. So to help colleagues talk about this effectively we’ll be providing materials to aid with presentations and discussions over the course of the strategy.
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High Level Principles: Human and Organisational Factors | December 2013 Download |
The Powering Improvement members organise and attend events throughout the year, these events not only promote the Powering Improvement strategy but also allow the members to share best practice and celebrate the success of this initiative.
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2013 Events Listing | December 2013 Download |
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