Proactive behaviourial based safety programs with time tested systems for improving the overall bottom line and protecting team members. By driving Key Principles of Safety.
1. Responsibility and Duty
2. No such thing as an accident.
3. All incidents are preventable.
4. Accountability
5. Unsafe acts lead to injuries
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Safety doesn't stop on the weekend, people continue to work. Helping team members think about safety as part of their normal work process can be a challenge. Some times this has to be forced even subtly or helping them make it their own ideas.
I completely agree! Safety does not stop... Safety issues are all around us. In my Industrial Ventilation course my professor was discussing how after this class we would never enter a building without noticing ventilation system. Well so far, he is right! =) hahaha Keep up the great posts!
As a Leader within our organization, each of us must shift our paradigm (our view) and choose to see each incident as a preventable learning experience. (DB, 2008)
I completely agree! Safety does not stop... Safety issues are all around us. In my Industrial Ventilation course my professor was discussing how after this class we would never enter a building without noticing ventilation system. Well so far, he is right! =) hahaha Keep up the great posts!
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