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CAE Flightscape User’s Conference

The Business Value of Safety

October 2, 2012

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MacroSalesStock Price

Market Cap

Right-to-Operate

TacticalCost-Benefit Analysis

ROI, NPV or DPP…

Cumulative Savings

THE VALUE OF SAFETY

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MacroSalesStock Price

Market Cap

Right-to-Operate

TacticalCost-Benefit Analysis

ROI, NPV or DPP…

Cumulative Savings

THE VALUE OF SAFETY

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MacroSalesStock Price

Market Cap

Right-to-Operate

TacticalCost-Benefit Analysis

ROI, NPV or DPP…

Cumulative Savings

THE VALUE OF SAFETY

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MacroSalesStock Price

Market Cap

Right-to-Operate

TacticalCost-Benefit Analysis

ROI, NPV or DPP…

Cumulative Savings

THE VALUE OF SAFETY

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Can Safety yield cultural gains and financial value?

Is SMS the correct roadmap?

Sikorsky’s legacy:Does it actually lower risk

and earn money?

Should this all be considered by

our customers and their insurers?

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PATHOLOGICAL

REACTIVE

CALCULATIVE

PROACTIVE

GENERATIVEChronic uneaseSafety seen as a profit centreNew ideas are welcomed

We are serious, but why don’t they do what they’re told?Endless discussions to re-classify accidentsSafety is high on the agenda after an accident

The lawyers said it was OKOf course we have accidents, it’s a dangerous businessSack the idiot who had the accident

Resources are available to fix things before an accidentManagement is open but still obsessed with statisticsProcedures are “owned” by the workforce

We cracked it!Lots and lots of auditsHSE advisers chasing statistics

Presentation by Patrick Hudson of Leiden University toBristow Safety Conference, Lagos Nigeria, Feb 2011

SAFETY CULTURE INDICATORS

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LEADERSHIP

Treat every accident as our accident

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SMS

Basic Principles Leadership

Risk Mgmt

Assurance

People

Culture & Value

CULTURE COMES FROM REPETITION

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Safety

CULTUREStarts at the top

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HIGH RELIABILITY ORGANIZATION

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By protecting its employees and remaining dedicated to “doing the right thing”, Sikorsky has reduced its accident rates, workers’ comp costs and carbon footprint to become a company synonymous with strong environmental leadership, safety and environmental responsibility.

COMPETITIVE EDGE

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We pioneer flight solutions that bring people home

everywhere…every time™

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And we know it makes business sense…

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BRIDGING FINANCE & SAFETY

Safety

Accident rates

Property loss

Insurance premiums

Fines and citations

No. of people trained

Exposure Assessments

Near misses

Behavioral Observations

Audit findings

ROHSEIBridgesthe Gap

Finance/Operations

Earnings/EPS

ROI

Payback

PVRR

Internal Rate of Return

Production rates

Earnings/employee

Net Present Value

Cost Benefit

BUSINESS TALK

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1. Build an accepted business tool.

2. Apply an easy to use process.

3. Communicate value of Safety investments.

4. Improve performance by encouraging better decisions.

The ROHSEI Task Force Objectives:

In 1995, a taskforce of fifteen Fortune 500 companies sponsored the development of a process and supporting tool set to determine the financial value of Safety investments:

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Examples of ROHSEI Projects

1. Sprinkler Protection2. Onsite Primary Healthare3. Disability (STD/LTD) c Mgmt4. Disposable Coverall Recycling5. Soil Remediation6. HSE Websites7. Behavior Based Safety Programs8. Primary Healthcare in Europe9. Epidemiology Studies and Software10. PPE vs Engineering Controls11. Ergonomics Programs (Lower back)12. Ergonomics Programs (Work Station)13. Fleet Safety Programs14. Electronic MSDS Systems15. PSM16. Integrated Health and Wellness17. IH for the FDA18. FDM19. EGPWS20. SMS21. Sim Training22. FOQA

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The ROHSEI Navigation Screen

Process – Horizontal

Tools – Vertical

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Return on Investment (ROI): This is calculated by dividing the net present value by the present value of the project costs. The net present value is calculated by subtracting the present value of project costs from the present value of project benefits. The model calculates ROI based on costs, benefits, and the discount rate that are entered by the user.

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Fleet Safety Pays Back

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Develop and document the focus of the opportunity:ROHSEI Analysis of SMS

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Determine assumptions:

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Estimate and enter the costs of implementation:

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Research/document relative numbers of accidents:

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Determine financial cost of an accident:

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Hit the calculations button:

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Present results to your management:

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ROHSEI Analysis of Sim Training

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David Eherts PhDVP and Chief Safety OfficerSikorsky Aircraft CorporationStratford, CT USA

Office: +1 203 386 8666Cell: +1 203 895 0410 ( GMT – 5 )email: [email protected]

MY CONCLUSIONS

1. Safety yields value.

2. This value can be calculated.

3. It should be considered

by our customers and the

insurance industry.

4. We’d love to work with you on this.

Jill BrowningManager, A&PS - SMCCSikorsky Aircraft CorporationHorseheads, NY USA

Office: +1 607 378 4635Cell: +1 607 377 9962 ( GMT – 5 )email: [email protected]