Georgia Safety Conference Georgia Safety Conference Amplify Safety Consulting · Both Sessions

Free Downloads From the Georgia Safety Conference.

Thank you for spending part of your conference with us. Everything Rachel referenced in both Amplify sessions is here — one form, one page, both tools.

Whether you sat in on Zero Is Just a Number, Human Error Is Predictable, or both, you'll get the complete set. Nothing is session-specific, and you don't need to have attended to use them.

Both Amplify sessions

Two Talks. One Set of Tools.

The two sessions approach the same problem from opposite ends: one looks at what your safety numbers can't tell you, the other at why capable people have bad days. The downloads below support both.

Title slide from the keynote Zero Is Just a Number by Rachel Eigen
Session One

Zero Is Just a Number.

Zero tells you what happened yesterday. It doesn't tell you whether your system is ready for tomorrow. This session looks at what a clean incident record can quietly hide — single points of dependency, adaptations that became normal, and margin that disappeared without anyone deciding it should.

Your download from this session 12 Resilience Signals™ — PDF and PowerPoint

Title slide from the keynote Human Error Is Predictable, The Cognitive Ledger, by Rachel Eigen
Session Two

Human Error Is Predictable.

The Cognitive Ledger. Human error rarely appears out of nowhere — conditions change, pressure shifts, capacity changes and people adapt. Those changes create a window to recognize deteriorating conditions before the outcome occurs. The person didn't change. The day did.

Your download from this session The session handout — PDF and PowerPoint

What you'll receive

Two Practical Tools. Four Files.

No cost, no catch. Both are working documents built for a real operation and a real leadership team — not a sales brochure. Each comes as a PDF to read and share and as an editable PowerPoint you can present yourself. Use them Monday.

Session Handout

Human Error Is Predictable.

The Cognitive Ledger takeaway from the session itself. Human error is not the person — it's the conditions. Conditions change, pressure shifts, capacity changes and people adapt, which opens a window to recognize deteriorating conditions before the outcome.

From “Human Error Is Predictable” · PDF + PowerPoint

Field Guide

12 Resilience Signals™

What successful work may be trying to tell you. Twelve things you may already be hearing on the floor — “Ask Bob,” “we'll catch up,” “we always do it this way when…” — and one question to ask about each. Notice. Ask. Get curious.

From “Zero Is Just a Number” · PDF + PowerPoint

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The Pressure–Capacity Framework™

The Person Didn't Change. The Day Did.

Both sessions sit on the same idea: the goal isn't to predict who will make the next mistake. It's to recognize when the conditions supporting reliable performance are deteriorating.

Physical

Fatigue, recovery, heat, workload and physical demand.

Cognitive

Attention, memory, interruptions, complexity and context switching.

Emotional

Trust, uncertainty, conflict, confidence and psychological safety.

Operational

Planning, staffing, equipment reliability, communication and priorities.

After the conference

Want to Run One of These In Your Operation?

If a session raised something you're already seeing — repeat incidents, workarounds that became normal, an OSHA issue, or a team with no margin left — Amplify can help you work out what's actually driving it.

rachel@amplifysafetyconsulting.com 803-766-0957