global hse newsletter - hse insights - january 2015
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as policemen not just from our labor
but also from our more senior em-
ployee’s.
As we all get older we tend to believe
what we see more than what we hear.
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ent. Here at BEW P6 project we have
embarked on a leadership commit-
ment that is documented in the form
of a local HSE policy statement which
is displayed for all to see but more
example.
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and understand the environment.[1]
nervous system, which in turn result
of the sense organs.[2] For example,
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na of the eye, smell is mediated by
odor molecules, and hearing involves
passive receipt of these signals, but is
shaped by learning, memory, expecta-
Well thanks anyway Wikipedia but I
think we can explain it a bit easier I
hope!
Since we were all born we have all
done the same thing……….. Learn.
and sadly this has happened to gen-
true!
it, all the habits we currently have are
all learned behavior since we were
born. Now how on earth do all these
ramblings help us in HSE? Well I think
most of you have already guessed.
Here in Oman on BEW P6 Project we
have all set ourselves a challenge.
Lead by example and share at every
level.
immediate supervision with the HSE
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every ones agenda and that we are all
our workers.
We also use this opportunity to let
our people know how they are doing
and ways to improve but more impor-
tantly how good their performance is.
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ceived. To see a smiling workforce
things especially as we are all far from
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ter what.
Seeing is believing:
me well.
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Barry Evans | HSE Manager | BEW - OMAN