Join us online for our next PACTS conference as we look to help organisations understand their road safety cultural maturity, why it is so important and why we need a consistent approach across all forms of transport and work environments.
Safety cultural maturity is not a new concept – it is used in the health and safety field and is also known as risk management maturity. Within the area of transport safety (risk management) maturity varies with those working in air, rail and maritime working mainly at level 4 and 5 (Proactive and Generative). However, those working in the road sector seem to be mainly level 2 and 3 with a limited number at level 4 (Reactive, Systematic and Proactive).
Industries that have links to multiple forms of transport or work in high-risk environments seem better equipped to manage work-related road risk compared to those that only manage risk within a relatively low risk work environment.
Road risk management is also lacking a central repository for recording and sharing of any learning from even major incidents let alone serious, slight or near miss. This is in place for other forms of transport incidents and those that occur within a defined workspace as covered by the Health & Safety Executive.
This conference will help organisations to understand their road safety cultural (risk management) maturity and why we need a consistent approach across all forms of transport and work environments to support the take up and delivery of a safe system approach to road safety and better management of road risks.
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