Enhancing Safety with Smart Track of Incident Reports
Tuesday, February 4 | 2:15 PM - 3:30 PM
Session Description:
Employee accident reporting was paper based. No way to hold people accountable for timely responses moving the report to the next stage. Often excessive time lapse between when injury/accident occurred and when HR/Risk Management was notified which conflicted with internal policy regarding accident reporting. Learn how Metro Parks Tacoma is creating a safer work environment and more efficient safety reporting for staff and management using ESRI GIS technology. Like many other agencies, MPT struggled to effectively report employee injuries and incidents in a simple and user-friendly way. The add-hoc system was paper based, time-intensive, and redundant, resulting in a process that was burdensome on the organization. This discussion will go over what specific pain points existed and demo the technology that is helping improve the process.
About the Speaker:
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Paul Weed
Metro Parks Tacoma
Paul Weed is the Chief Administrative Officer at Metro Parks Tacoma. He has a dozen years of experience in administrative leadership positions as the Director of Finance & Administration at both Washington State University and University of Washington Tacoma. Paul leads the District’s Human Resources and Business Intelligence teams. This interdisciplinary role has allowed him to bring his passion for both people and technology to advance both staff and organizational needs.
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