Show your team what "good" looks like

This series is not about adding new things to your safety program. Instead, its about doing our key safety activities better.

 This series helps align your front-line safety efforts with the concept of energy and critical controls. Based on years of research and collaboration with hundreds of industry partners, this series shows your team what "good" looks like.

 The content involves using the energy wheel to identify all hazards, considering energy magnitude to determine which hazards are life-threatening, holding excellent pre-job discussions to create a safe work plan, having critical conversations to ensure team readiness, and guiding when and how to stop work when conditions change. 

Intended for front-line workers, supervisors and safety professionals

In just two hours, take advantage of decades of research and learn what industry leaders agree are the most effective front-line safety practices.

Curriculum

About Your Instructor

Professor

Matthew Hallowell

Dr. Matthew Hallowell is a President’s Teaching Scholar and Endowed Professor of Construction Engineering at the University of Colorado at Boulder. He earned a BS and MS in Civil Engineering and a PhD with a focus on Construction Engineering and Occupational Safety and Health. Before his academic career, he worked in construction as a laborer, project engineer, and quality inspector.Dr. Hallowell specializes in construction safety research, with an emphasis on the science of safety. He collaborates with companies and industry associations like the Edison Electric Institute, Project Leadership Institute, Canadian Pipeline Association, and the INGAA foundation. For his research, he has received the National Science Foundation CAREER Award and the Construction Industry Institute Outstanding Researcher Award.

Skills

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  • Apply the Energy Wheel to recognize more hazards

  • Plan and deliver a high-quality safety briefing

  • Engage in critical conversations to identify and address key warning signs

  • Evaluate a changed condition and how to execute Stop Work Authority

Endorsements

Director of Safety and Health • Xcel Energy

Jenny Bailey

Dr. Hallowell's delivery of energy-based hazard recognition is creative, engaging, and interesting. I left the session understanding how to enhance hazard recognition and risk assessment at the front line.

Sr. Vice President of Health, Safety, Environment, and Quality • Graham Construction

Mike Court

The energy-based safety approach has been transformational for our business. You can tell when it’s working. You hear the conversation change in the workplace. The delivery of the material is second to none. Our team quickly understood the process and recognized the benefit. Few programs are operationalized to this extent.

Vice President ‑ Health & Safety • Flynn Group

Craig Lowrie

The energy-based approach is backed by science, yet the theory is so easy to understand. Once the initial training to leadership and field crews has been done, the change in conversations is immediately evident… from the front lines to the executive boardrooms. The delivery of the material is also engaging and generates overwhelmingly positive feedback from participants. After 30 years of being involved in the safety field, I believe the energy method will be a game-changer.”

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