HSE Business Case
Topic is Leadership for Safety Excellence to Promote Lead and Lag KPI
** Must be English language – Australian is preferable but OK for US or UK.
Write a HSE Business Case of 3500 – 4000 words following this structure:
• Executive summary
• Objective or Overview
• Scope (considering aspects such as stakeholders, legal and regulatory compliance, moral considerations, other corporate concerns)
• Cost-Benefits Analysis
• Risk Assessment (may include SWOT analysis)
• Recommendations
• Implementation, Monitoring and Reporting
• References
• Appendix
• Evidence of your business case research and planning.
Include any business case models or theories you consider and additional research you undertake to develop a plausible and compelling argument for your business case;
• Academic literature review and discussion.
Undertake a critique of relevant peer reviewed journal articles (minimum of 5) and discuss how the literature supports your business case argument (Annotated Bibliography).
• APA 6th ED. referencing to be used
Background:
As an HSE Manager, you are required to ensure HSE performance. HSE management trends play a major role in any organisation, as do the characteristics of the workforce, leadership styles and behaviours, all of which can impact and drive safety actions to produce a sustainable change for a healthy, safe and productive.
For this assessment, you are required to develop a compelling HSE Business Case to convince Senior Management that investing in HSE is crucial for the overall business success, for a medium-sized construction company with 21-99 workers covered by the Australian Work Health and Safety Strategy 2012 – 2022.
Process:
Research the scope of your business case, giving consideration to what the need is and what information is required to support your business case.
Consider:
• Statistical data that could be used to support the case;
• Identify the priorities of your chosen business;
• Who are the stakeholders and what are their roles and responsibilities;
• Worker demographics and the workplace environment: older/ young workers, FIFO, isolated workplaces, high risk work and industry activities, LLN (language, literacy and numeracy) difficulties;
• Legal requirements
• What are the risks and how will these be managed;
• The approval process;
• How will your business case align with the strategic framework of the business and the sustainability of the business case?
Research relevant academic literature to assist you with developing your business case argument and proposed interventions.
Suggested available resources:
Writing a Business Case, https://prov.vic.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/1010g4.pdf
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