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Call For Speakers

At the Community of Human and Organizational Learning, we believe the conversations during our IMPACT! Conferences can change the world. We are a Community of individuals dedicated to improving the lives of their people, the systems and processes they work within, and the overall profitability of their organizations. 

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If you are passionate about achieving operational excellence and want to bring others along on your journey, now is your opportunity to make a lasting IMPACT!

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December 15, 2024 - February 28, 2025

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March 15, 2025

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New for 2025

We are moving away from our previous 5 learning tracks. These redefined tracks showcase the interconnected impact of People, Processes, and Profitability, reflecting the forward-looking vision of the IMPACT! conferences while building on its rich history of safety, organizational learning, causal analysis, and resilience.

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We encourage you to read our complete track descriptions.

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Highlights from past conferences

Is this unsafe or an adaptation?
10:50

Is this unsafe or an adaptation?

When there is an incident. It's easy to think that it happened because something went wrong. For example, somebody didn't follow a procedure. Similarly, when a job is completed without an incident, it's easy to assume that all procedures were followed. All controls were applied. However, when we look into how the work is executed when there are no accidents, we see exactly the same things that we see in investigation reports. People skip steps in the procedures, the tools are missing etc. Success looks a lot like failure. This means that the factors that will create your next accidents exist today. Learning from Normal Work allows to find and address these factors without waiting for the accident to happen. See a preview of the presentation: https://youtu.be/-hHjO-P45Sg Presenter: Marcin Nazaruk, Ph.D.
Is this unsafe or an adaptation?
10:50

Is this unsafe or an adaptation?

When there is an incident. It's easy to think that it happened because something went wrong. For example, somebody didn't follow a procedure. Similarly, when a job is completed without an incident, it's easy to assume that all procedures were followed. All controls were applied. However, when we look into how the work is executed when there are no accidents, we see exactly the same things that we see in investigation reports. People skip steps in the procedures, the tools are missing etc. Success looks a lot like failure. This means that the factors that will create your next accidents exist today. Learning from Normal Work allows to find and address these factors without waiting for the accident to happen. See a preview of the presentation: https://youtu.be/-hHjO-P45Sg Presenter: Marcin Nazaruk, Ph.D.

Please note - Monday workshops are complimentary to all attendees. 

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