To build a safety culture in your workplace, you need to have employee involvement and engagement. This means that employees are included in the process. One of the easiest ways to do this is by creating safety committees.
Employee involvement is something that needs to be built into the workplace safety program as soon as possible. Never wait to start building a safety culture.
One line on resumes that I see often is the applicant boasting about having multitasking skills. Twenty years ago, this was a skill you wanted to be good at, but more recent research has proven that multitasking myth as false. Why is this a problem for Safety...
The business world has turned into a head-spinning amount of meetings that rarely accomplish anything. Leading to complaints about attending meetings. If you drop the bomb that it is safety-related, you will notice the no-shows increase. But, there are some types of...
Employee committees are an excellent...
Safety Committees are all the rage and a quick answer to employee involvement in your safety program. In fact, some industries or states actually mandate having an employee safety committee. But do they work? Tell me, does yours sound like this? Scheduled monthly...
One of the hardest parts about starting a safety committee is getting employees to volunteer. You get approval, put up notices, and talk it up, but all you get are crickets. Everyone likes the idea but no one signs up! Maybe the reason is they don’t want to do any...
