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Looking for a simple, practical and real-world way of identifying the potential for catastrophic injury or damage?

Join us for an exclusive webinar featuring Adjunct Professor - Derek Viner (retired), the pioneer behind the Energy Damage Model (EDM). Discover how a simple shift of your focus to the objective physics of destructive energy can revolutionise your organisation's safety and risk management strategy.

Why the Energy Damage Model Matters

Traditional risk management often treats “accidents" as random and unpredictable strokes of bad luck. The Energy Damage Model is based on a simple and undeniable truth: damage occurs only when energy is transferred to a structure or person in a way that exceeds their threshold of resistance. The model exposes the workings of energy damage in the simplest possible manner. Understanding it is not complicated, and it dramatically expands your predictive ability. As one experienced safety engineer, the late PK Roy, said: “this is a safety goldmine."

By understanding the types of energy at play—whether kinetic, thermal, electrical, chemical, etc.—and how the EDM applies to them, you can conceive of a demonstrably comprehensive suite of control measures.

What You Will Learn - In this Masterclass session, Derek Viner will personally walk you through:

The Core Philosophy: Why treating risk as a function of "energy space" is more focused and effective than common methods based on imagination or experience

The Mechanism of Harm: Predict the possible processes of damage associated with potentially damaging energy sources

Defensive Design: Identify and assess the efficacy of comprehensive design and operating system risk control measures, beyond reliance on Standards.

Real-World Case Studies: Practical examples of how major industries have drastically reduced incidents using this model.

"If you want to control the outcome, you must control the energy."

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is a must-attend for forward-thinking professionals looking to elevate their safety culture, including:

Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Directors & Managers

Risk Assessment Specialists

Plant, Operations, and Engineering Managers

Systems Safety Professionals

Reserve Your Spot Today

Don't miss this rare opportunity to learn directly from the creator of the Energy Damage Model and ask your burning questions during our live Q&A.

(Can't make it live? Register anyway, and we will send you the full recording and post-event resources.)