Hearts and Minds safety culture toolkit
Designed to facilitate cultural change within organisations. Leverage your workforce to improve safety and operational performance, and reach the top of the ‘culture ladder’.
World class HSE performance
World-class health, safety and environment (HSE) performance involves more than mechanically applying a safety management system. It requires the involvement of everyone in the organisation, from top to bottom, utilising knowledge at all levels, and fully integrating HSE within everyday behaviour.
Good HSE performance is about winning employees ‘hearts and minds’, by getting everyone to work safely, not because they have been told to, but because that is the way they want to work. Improving the safety culture of the organisation, is about making safety a fully integrated part of working behaviour.
How Hearts and Minds can improve your Heath and Safety performance
Find out how to use Hearts and Minds using the 4 steps below:
Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 | Step 4 |
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Learn about safety culture and how to improve it. |
Choose the Hearts and Minds tools that best suits your organisation's culture change programme. |
Book a training course, or speak to a specialist consultant |
Read case studies on how others have used Hearts and Minds, and find out about the Hearts and Minds research programme |
Step 1 |
Learn about safety culture and how to improve it. |
Step 2 |
Choose the Hearts and Minds tools that best suits your organisation's culture change programme. |
Step 3 |
Book a training course, or speak to a specialist consultant |
Step 4 |
Read case studies on how others have used Hearts and Minds, and find out about the Hearts and Minds research programme |
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For more information on how to use Hearts and Minds effectively to support your HSE performance, please use the FAQ or contact us directly!
Latest developments
The Energy Institute is a non-profit organisation. Revenue generated by the sale of the Hearts and Minds toolkit is used to update and extend the toolkit by funding research and development. Find out about the latest developments below:
Hearts and Minds now available digitally
New Hearts and Minds videos available on our YouTube channel
Last year Hearts and Minds produced a number of new educational videos focusing on bringing more awareness of generative cultures, underlying causes of human behaviour, as well as how to make a cultural change in organisation last. Visit EI YouTube Channel to learn more about these topics and more!
Making compliance easier (formerly Managing rule breaking) - New Hearts and Minds Tool now available for purchase!
Making compliance easier is a revised version of the well-known Managing rule breaking booklet. This tool is designed to improve human performance at work by making compliance with workplace rules and procedures easier.
At its core, Making compliance easier is about:
1. helping the organisation understand the types mistakes and non-compliances taking place;
2. understanding the causes of mistakes and non-compliances by identifying problem procedures, and
3. establishing a consistent approach to improving rules, procedures, and the working environment.
This Hearts and Minds tool contains workshop exercises, guidance, questionnaires and worksheets, and a facilitators guide is freely available from the Hearts and Minds website. Click here to learn more.
Understanding your HSE and energy culture
Understanding your HSE culture is one of our most widely used Hearts and Minds tools. It emphasises the role of organisational culture in improving health and safety performance, bridging the gap between where the organisations are and where they want to be on the safety culture ladder.
Understanding your energy culture is a booklet designed to assess your organisation against the energy culture ladder, help you improve your energy management and reduce carbon emission.
Click here to find out more about Understanding your HSE and energy culture, and to access a number of our FREE educational materials and videos.
Measuring learning
What 'soft indicators' are being measured ('are we capable of learning?'). What 'hard indicators' are being measured ('have we actually learned?').
This is an essential tool for organisations to understand whether organisational learning is taking place.
Click here to access the tool.
Reflective learning videos
Click here to download the videos.