About This Resource E-Obs Boost Industry Report 2025 About Produced by Step Change in Safety and Empirisys, the 2025 E-Obs Boost Industry Report brings together insight from 32,850 workforce observations, 5,473 jobs stopped and 22,672 workforce feedback interactions submitted through SCiS E-Obs platform.The report explores the themes, trends and challenges emerging from workforce observations across the UKCS, providing valuable insight into workforce engagement, Major Accident Hazard awareness and opportunities to strengthen safety performance.Drawing on Boost’s AI-enhanced analysis capabilities, the report identifies recurring themes and emerging risks that may be difficult to recognise when observations are viewed in isolation. Topics explored include barrier health, equipment integrity, hazard identification, operational discipline and other areas where early intervention and learning can help prevent incidents.Designed for leaders, HSE professionals, safety representatives and operational teams, the report provides practical insight to support HSE and Process Safety Improvement Plans, helping organisations understand what workforce observations are telling them and where attention may be needed most.E-Obs Boost Industry Report 2024 Free Download
Videos Safety Moment: Supply Chain Hazards This animated video raises awareness of supply chain hazards throughout the cargo journey, highlighting the risks associated with non-conforming cargo and the importance of identifying and reporting potential hazards.The animation encourages organisations to share learning, strengthen communication … Preview Resource
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Learning Packs Safety Moment: Hidden Hazard - Crane Cabin Floor Windows In May 2024, a person lost their life after falling approximately 12 metres through a crane cabin floor window during a routine window task onboard the Yuka D bulk carrier, docked in Paradip, India. A year later, a comparable incident occurred in the UK Continental Shelf. That’s why sharing and lear… Preview Resource