BackgroundIn response to significant incidents across the oil and chemical industries a number of different regulations and recommendations have appeared requiring extensive study and documentation of any changes that are made to staffing levels, staffing arrangements and job duties in a production facility. Lack of
Management of Organizational Change was highlighted by the Baker panel as a contributory factor in the recent Texas City incident. Industry standards, such as OSHA 1910, the Chemical Manufacturers Association Management of Safety during Organizational Changes, ordinances in Contra Costa County, California, UK Health and Safety Executive regulations, as well as overall Best Practices in
Management of Organizational Change, all place extensive requirements on production Companies. It can be difficult to manage these requirements and ensure changes are well conceived, well executed and safe.
Service Description
We will come to your site and put on a three day workshop to review
Management of Organizational Change Best Practices with key personnel on your site. This is an excellent tool to create awareness within your organization, since many sites do not fully understand the potential impacts that changes in staffing levels, staffing arrangements and job duties can have on an Organization. Nor do they understand that current Best Practices, and in some regions regulations, require a formal
Management of Organizational Change process.
The workshop covers the following topics:
- What is MOOC?
- Industry regulations and best practices
- What triggers a MOOC?
- Who make up a MOOC team?
- UCDS MOOC methodology
- Case studies from client facility
For additional information or to book a workshop please contact us.
