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Step Change In Safety

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

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What Step Change In Safety does.

Step Change in Safety is a Member-Supported Organisation that has been active in the energy sector since 1997 and specializes in the prevention of accidents and damage in the oil and gas sector. The organisation works with various Workgroups and networks and offers resources for safety leader training, working at heights, and avoiding falling objects as well as wellbeing and workplace environment. Step Change in Safety organises regular events such as the Energy Safety Awards and webinars on different topic areas. Additionally, it provides learning packages and videos to strengthen employee safety communication and practices.

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