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Bradley Curve What it does for Pigments Date: 15/09/2014 DuPont Bradley Curve - History In 1995, then DuPont Chairman and CEO Ed Woolard chartered a discovery team to study a decline in the company’s rate of improvement in safety performance. The team consisted of 30 people, including Vernon Bradley, a works director at the DuPont plant in Beaumont, Texas. The research identified a direct relationship between safety culture strength, or maturity, and safety performance (as measured by total recordable injuries). To illustrate the relationship, the team introduced the DuPont Bradley Curve, a graphic representation that showed that as safety culture improved and permeated an organization, injuries decreased. DuPont Bradley Curve – continuum of safety culture DuPont Bradley Curve – continuum of safety culture How Pigments sites fit into the Bradley Curve EHS Culture Change Zero Harm - A new perspective ZERO Harm Toolbox The Journey So Far 2011 Vision : ZERO Harm Conference 2012 Engage Workforce 2013 Gear Up Leadership Pro Active Learning Life Saving Rules Leading Indicators Leader Standard Work Safety Share Safety Interactions Yearbook 60 Second Check DuPont Safety Culture Yearbook Safety Cross Tools Leading Indicator Group Statistics Bradley Curve Summary Use the Bradley Curve in a practical / strategic way Allow multi activity there is no Silver Bullet Approach to define wide integrated programs Continualy challenge the process All states exist