Engineering projects must include consideration to safety that is appropriate for the scale and nature of the design. Safety in Design Planning is the determination of which safety tools and activities are appropriate and the resourcing and scheduling of these activities in the project.
Having a strong Safety in Design (SiD) plan gives guidance to the engineers and designers conducting the work, and confidence in the quality of safety outcomes of the design. A good SiD plan systematically identifies the steps of Safety in Design and other hazard management techniques that are relevant and need to occur in the project, and identifies what resources and effort will be required.
This webinar will step through a process for planning Safety in Design work, leaving participants with an understanding of what to look for in a good SiD plan and an appreciation of the careful planning that goes into SiD work.
This webinar was recorded and will be available to watch through EA On Demand, Engineers Australia’s online streaming platform, soon.
Price
$50
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- Learn a systematic approach to planning Safety in Design work
- Gain an appreciation of what goes into Safety in Design work
- Learn how to plan Safety in Design work for your projects
- Learn what to look for in a Safety in Design plan created by someone else
- Bring more confident, consistent and defensible approaches to Safety in Design work in your organisation
Is this course for you?
This webinar is relevant to engineers in all disciplines. In will be particularly useful for engineers in the following roles:
- Early career engineers
- Design managers
- Engineering Managers
- Project Managers
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Topics we'll cover
- The benefits of Safety in Design planning
- The elements of a Safety in Design plan
- A systematic approach to Safety in Design planning
- Scaling Safety in Design planning to the scope of work
Delivered via Webinar
Designed in collaboration with our industry facilitators and education experts, EEA Webinars focus on modules from our most popular face-to-face training courses. Content has been carefully crafted to deliver targeted and achievable learning outcomes within the hour and the sessions are interactive to keep you engaged.
Webinar platform - Zoom
These sessions run through Zoom. On the day of the webinar you will receive the unique Zoom link at least one hour before the webinar is scheduled to begin.
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Mike Hurd is the founder of Engineering. Systems. Management. His 25 years' experience includes working with high-integrity systems such as nuclear plants, submarines, rail signalling and control, and electricity transmission and distribution networks.
A leader in safe design, Mike has developed processes, templates and training to improve systems and processes in engineering organisations. His teaching greatly benefits from his extensive experience applying safety in design and working with tools that promote safe outcomes.
In 2013 Mike founded the Engineers Australia's Engineered Safety Committee in South Australia. This committee brings together safety professionals to promote safety in the engineering lifecycle.
