THE
WORK...and what we learned, A daily approach to Integrated Safety Management (ISM) (Video) The 29-minute video, contributed by Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL),
presents an everyday approach to Integrated Safety Management (ISM). It begins
by examining the events, insights, and lessons learned surrounding a welding
accident that occurred at LANL in April 1999. Candid and personal accounts
of mechanical technicians and managers help viewers to reconstruct the events
that occurred before, during, and after the accident. Lessons learned are discussed
within the broader context of ISM and the 5-Step Process. Through these personal
accounts, the viewers come to understand how everyone invests their own skills,
insights, and attitudes in their work, and how safety becomes both a professional
and personal value. The video is closed-captioned and can be used in a variety
of ways. It is short enough to use as a management overview activity, a refresher
training in safety meetings, and other formats.
Completion Date:
September 2001
For additional information, please contact: Deborah McFalls, IH/OS SIG Coordinator
Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education
P. O. Box 117, MS 10
Oak Ridge, TN 37831-0117
