More rules? More reminders? More finger pointing?
Human and Organisational Performance (HOP) offers a different starting point – one that takes human fallibility seriously without lowering standards, and focuses on learning rather than blame.
This introductory workshop is for people who are curious about HOP and want to understand what it actually looks like in practice – beyond the slogans.
You’ll explore how HOP helps organisations build cultures where people can do their best work in the real conditions they face, not the idealised ones we design on paper.
In this workshop, we don’t treat these as statements to agree with, but as a scaffold for thinking differently about performance, failure, accountability and learning.
This is not a health and safety workshop – though it draws on safety science. The ideas apply wherever people are trying to do complex, pressured work.
We’ll look at:
Throughout, we’ll connect concepts to real organisational situations and keep the session rooted in the messy complexity of real work.
This session is particularly valuable for practitioners, managers, consultants and trainers across any sector who:
What we’ll share works best where there is a genuine desire to improve systems, not simply correct individuals.
You’ll leave with:
All attendees also receive:
Pricing is based on affordability as below. Sales tax may be added at checkout if applicable.
Unwaged or Low Income Country Scholarship:
Limited subsidised spaces for those who cannot otherwise afford payment.
Self-funded:
Using your own personal funds.
Organisation-funded:
Paid by your organisation, whether it’s your own business, claiming expenses, or using a training budget.
Questions? Email enquiries@psychsafety.com