The benefits of virtual training can be huge, but it requires support from management to ensure it is effective use of time, funds & returns meaningful business outcome/s.
The benefits of virtual training can be huge, but it requires support from management to ensure it is effective use of time, funds & returns meaningful business outcome/s.
Welcome to our September 2021 Newsletter. A lot has happened at SIRF Roundtables in a month.
Major hazard facilities (MHFs) are industrial sites that store, handle or process large quantities of hazardous chemicals and dangerous goods, including petroleum products. This Common Interest Work Group creates the opportunity for those maintaining and managing Major Facilities to come together to discuss, learn and share on various aspects around these.
| What a year 2020 was globally, down under and for SIRF Roundtables. |
By Jeff Naylor
SIRF
It was late in the turn of last century, December 1988 to be precise, that an exploratory meeting occurred that led to the formation of the
"We've questioned whether we would have come up with the same solution option/s we are now recommending prior to doing this RCA course. Reality is, we wouldn't have. We would have just jumped in and spent a lot of money on the symptom".
This was what one group said as they were presenting their project at the end of a recent 2 day RCA course in Tasmania. Their project outcome was recommending to spend $10k in order to save $400k. Yes, the numbers are correct!
That was just one of the three projects from the greater group, but the proud looks on their faces said it all. Terrific to have 3 Tassie companies involved, building confidence and capability in structured problem solving.
Upcoming public workshops can be found via the links below;
