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The High Reliability Organisations (HRO) Forum, was held at Customs House and via Zoom on 25 March 2021. If you attended the event either virtually or in person, we'd appreciate if you could complete our feedback form.
Video recording of the Forum
Resources companies are being increasingly encouraged to adopt 'High Reliability Organisation principles' as part of a journey towards improved safety and health, and other outcomes. But what, exactly, does this mean? And how can higher reliability be achieved?
The High Reliability Organisations (HRO) Forum synthesized the 34 year history of HRO research, explored key practical issues including: the role of leadership in entrenching a culture of high reliability; implications for regulators; coupling innovation with high reliability and measuring reliability.
Speakers were drawn from across UQ's Schools of Psychology, Business, and Law; as well as subject matter experts from within the SMI itself, please see below table to download the papers and presentations from the event.
The HRO forum was hosted by The University of Queensland's Sustainable Minerals Institute (SMI); and kindly supported by Kate du Preez, the Commissioner for Resources Safety and Health, BHP, BMA and Anglo American.
TOPIC | RESEARCH PAPER | PRESENTATION | SPEAKER |
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What do we really know about HROs? |
download | download | Susan Johnston |
The Two-Stage Social Identity Model of High Reliability Organisations |
download | download | Jolanda Jetten and Alex Haslam |
HRO and Environmental Management |
download | download | Claire Cote |
Regulating For A Culture Of High Reliability |
download | download | Vicky Comino |
Innovation and HROs |
download | download | Tim Kastelle |
Revisiting the Age of Uncertainty: Reliability and Social Performance |
download | download | Kathryn Sturman |
What would a HRO roadmap look like? |
download | download | Michael Collins |