“We think Stop. Make a Change will provide a platform for the sector to work together, tackling some of the leading issues faced by our workforce and supply chain”
Ruth Gallagher, safety improvement director at Heathrow Airport, said: “Our vision is that everyone gets home safe and well every day, a key success factor is making health, safety and wellbeing personal for everyone so they make the right choices, openly report and make interventions to keep themselves and everyone around them safe and well.
“Taking part in the National Stop Make a Change campaign provides another opportunity for teams across Heathrow to talk about health and wellbeing in a positive and engaging way.”
Nick Fletcher, Morgan Sindall’s managing director of infrastructure said: “We are committed to ensuring that our strategy for health, safety and wellbeing provides continuous improvements for all our employees and other stakeholders – we do this by measuring both the inputs and the outputs of our strategy.
“It is important to keep things fresh, and using inputs like Stop. Make a Change are invaluable opportunities for us to reflect on our performance and review how we can continue to develop and advance – not just at Morgan Sindall, but across the industry as a whole.”
STOPPING FATIGUE ! Now that is a “known or should have been known” foreseeable even, ‘predictable hazard’ that has always increased the risk of unintentional errors, mishaps and sometime catastrophic accidents. Whether just popping a couple of sugars in someones coffee who doesn’t take sugar at one extreme to the other extreme that may account for Brazilian football teams plane early landing, somewhere in the chain of causation leading too this event, ground crew, air-traffic control, Pilot etc there is likely to be a simple error of judgment in calculation and/or poor decision along the way. Fatigue is yet to… Read more »