Behavioral Science Technology posted a video "Improving Human Reliability in Safety: Brain-Centric Solutions" on VIMEO

In this webinar, Susan L Koen, PhD, discusses how new insights from neuroscience are being applied to improve operational reliability in the workplace. Data from incident investigations and field research continue to point to human error as a prevalent root cause of injuries and major incidents. But these errors do not result solely from poor decisions made by individuals.They also stem from leadership and culture expectations that place high levels of stress, fatigue, and urgency on workers.Grounded in proven, science-based solutions, this webinar is designed to expand your understanding of the error mechanisms in the human brain and the impact of fatigue on brain functioning. Dr. Koen explores:- What neuroscientists have learned about how the human brain really functions;- The ways organizational systems can mitigate brain-centric errors, including traditionally classified mistakes, slips, lapses, and mode error; and- A strategic roadmap for producing high human reliability and safety across every hour of operation.Cast: DEKRA Insight