• What are the most common human factors that contribute to errors in SHE environments, and how can we address them?
• How can we foster a culture that encourages reporting and learning from human mistakes rather than punishing them?
• What are the most effective design strategies for creating systems that mitigate the impact of human error?
• How can engineers and SHE professionals collaborate to better understand and predict human behavior in high-risk environments?

Human factors play a critical role in Safety, Health, and Environment (SHE) management, as human behavior can often lead to mistakes—even in the most well-designed systems. Understanding why people act the way they do is key to mitigating risks and preventing accidents. This presentation will explore how to manage human behavior in SHE, the importance of designing systems with human error in mind, and engineering solutions that account for the inevitability of mistakes. By learning how to predict and design for human error, organizations can create safer and more resilient environments.

In this presentation, you will learn:

• How human factors influence safety and decision-making in SHE environments.
• Why human error is inevitable and how to design systems that account for it.
• Strategies for managing human behavior to reduce risk and improve safety.
• Methods to engineer solutions that anticipate and mitigate the impact of human mistakes.
• Case studies of successful implementation of human factor considerations in SHE practices.