Are your training programmes truly reducing operational risk—or simply ticking compliance boxes?
For many organisations, training still centres on meeting minimum regulatory requirements. But treating compliance as competence creates a dangerous illusion: workers appear “qualified,” yet lack the skills needed to perform high risk tasks safely and confidently. Generic programmes often miss role, site, and task specific risk exposures, leaving critical skill gaps hidden until they surface during real world operations.
It’s time to rethink workforce development.
HSI Skillko is hosting a practical, insight-led webinar exploring why organisations are increasingly shifting toward individual learning paths tailored to the unique risks of each worker’s role, environment, and tasks.
Join our live webinar
Join HSI Skillko and HSE People where we will unpack how personalised learning paths and digital-led competency frameworks are transforming the way organisations build safer, more capable workforces.
You’ll learn how to move beyond outdated one size fits all models and adopt a scalable approach that truly prepares workers for the risks they face each day.
What You’ll Learn:
This practical, insight-led session will share how organisations are moving beyond generic training models to build digital-led competency programmes designed to be truly aligned to real world risk, helping ensure workers are not just compliant, but genuinely capable and prepared before boots hit the ground.
Topics we’ll cover:
- Why EHS leaders are moving away from generic training models
- How to design scalable, digital-led competency frameworks
- Why assessing proficiency—not just course completion—matters
Who Should Attend:
- EHS & safety professionals
- Compliance and risk managers
- Site leaders and operations directors
- Workforce mobilisation, L&D, and HR teams supporting high-risk environments
Featured Speaker:
Padraic Geraghty is a Senior Account Executive supporting high‑risk industries in strengthening safety, compliance, and workforce capability. With over a decade in technology, he brings a practical, field‑informed understanding of EHS challenges, particularly in managing competency and maintaining assurance across complex, multi‑site and contractor‑heavy operations.