• Monica Haage

    Senior Nuclear Safety Specialist

    Ms Haage is a high performer with a balanced skillset of being systematic, innovative, strategic, and pragmatic. She is delivering state-of-the-art methodologies and programmes in leadership, management and culture for safety and viable business. Ms Haage has delivered these methodologies and programmes during her 17 yearlong international professional safety experience career. Her specialty is to bridge safety science into user-friendly tools and practical approaches.

    During her many years as a senior safety specialist she has evolved, in collaboration with frontiers experts, the area of safety related to human and organizational factors which includes leadership, management and cultural for safety. Among her well-recognized international accomplisments one will find inttegration of safety assessemtns in Sweden, Finland, Trinidad & Tobago and implementation of IAEA SCCIP in Belgium, Pakistan and Mexico. 

    Her recent work is focused on organizational transformation and resilience capacity building. She is appreciated for her humble leadership and collaborative attitude to achieve goals. Ms Haage believes it is important to demonstrate what you impart and therefor prefers to build partnership for capacity building and sustainable improvements. Additonally, Ms Haage's various IAEA support Missions in Human Performance, Human Resources Capacity Building, Leadership, Management and Culture for Safety and Security is deeply ackowledged internationally. 

     

    • 15:20 - 16:05 Fukushima Nuclear Disaster: Human Performance under Extreme Conditions
      The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident has been thoroughly investigated. Many people around the world have asked, how could this happen in a such technical advanced country as Japan. In the IAEA Fukushima report, it was concluded that the contributing factors were lack of a systemic approach to safety and safety culture shortcomings. The analysis further evolved the understanding of the complexity and the underpinning factors in severe events. These insights and lessons learnt from Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident are relevant for any person working in a high hazard industry as it boils down to the very human and organizational aspect of safety. Ms Haage will share these lessons learnt which are relevant for the audience and provide some ideas on how to shape proactive countermeasures.
      16:50 - 17:05 Talk with Sidney Dekker and Monica Haage
      Sidney Dekker, professor and author of several books on safety performance, and Monica Haage, Nuclear Safety Specialist  will discuss how safe operations requires people that act safe and systems that support the humans' actions.
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