Safety Classification and Learning (SCL) Model

The Safety Classification and Learning model is a method for consistently classifying safety incidents, enabling quality learning and accurate monitoring.

Description

The SCL model is built on Energy-based Safety principles and provides a consistent, more objective way to classify incidents. Learning the SCL model and how to use it means you will learn more from incidents and track safety progress more accurately.

Prerequisites

To make the most of this course, you'll need to be familiar with the content in EBS modules 1-4

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