Collaborative Safety
Collaborative Safety is dedicated to working with human services agencies to embrace a systems approach to learning and improvement. Collaborative Safety is uniquely qualified to provide tools, training and ongoing support to agencies wanting to enhance their critical incident reviews and establish a culture of safety.
The primary scientific base for the model is founded in Safety Science which is commonly championed in industries such as aviation, healthcare and nuclear power. This body of science engages disciplines such as human factors engineering, systems engineering, organizational management, psychology, sociology and anthropology. Furthering this unique blend of sciences is the integration of Behavior Analysis, Forensic Interviewing and Trauma Informed Care into the Collaborative Safety model. The integration of Behavior Analysis science into the model supports understanding how staff make decisions in an organizational setting as well as understanding how managers and supervisors shape employee performance to achieve successful outcomes.
Safety Leadership Training
This leadership training is designed to engage participants with a comprehensive and holistic introduction to Human Factors and System Safety from an executive perspective. The training provides a foundation for the importance of leadership in supporting the advancement of safety within an agency. It also focuses on the role of leadership in order to successfully advance their agency into the 21st century of safety and system improvement. Additionally, the training provides senior leadership with the ability to appropriately respond to failure and adverse events, providing practical methods to address the media, public and other key stakeholders during high profile cases. It highlights the necessity of shared accountability and how it promotes learning and improvement. Throughout the session, information is strategically and thoughtfully connected to scope of position and political influence.
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