Showing posts with label safety culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label safety culture. Show all posts
November 11, 2013
May 08, 2013
SBI
safetyBUILT-IN is committed to improving safety performance and culture. Our goal is to deliver "best-ever safety-performance years" through our programs. At the same time we recognize that safety performance is simply a barometer of an organization's safety leadership. Our programs develop leaders at all levels and train them how to think and how to lead safety as a core value.
February 09, 2013
What’s The Best Measure Of Safety Culture? safetyawakenings.com
In my 40 year safety career, I’ve found that companies with the lowest turnover rates usually also have low accident rates and excellent safety cultures.
February 02, 2013
A True Safety Culture
Companies that create a true safety culture ensure that front-line employees are considered an extension of the safety team. They are given opportunities to learn about the safety principles that are important to their job function and invited to report unsafe conditions. Safety performance improves as front-line workers’ awareness increases and when incidents, observations and near misses, as well as and work-related injuries, are viewed and used as opportunities for learning.
... In these environments, employees are encouraged to report unsafe conditions so they can be corrected.
... Employees should be able to submit observations on unsafe conditions, people, processes, incidents and injuries in a non-punitive, systematic fashion.
...The real opportunity for employers, however, is to “memorialize” an incident or injury as part of the organization’s collective safety culture so it never happens again.
-- Example: Workplace Safety, VitalSmarts Video
Quoted from this article: Combining Learning & Safety Management to Create a Safer, More Productive Workplace by Brett Williams, Product Management Director, UL PureSafety
Companies that create a true safety culture ensure that front-line employees are considered an extension of the safety team. They are given opportunities to learn about the safety principles that are important to their job function and invited to report unsafe conditions. Safety performance improves as front-line workers’ awareness increases and when incidents, observations and near misses, as well as and work-related injuries, are viewed and used as opportunities for learning.
... In these environments, employees are encouraged to report unsafe conditions so they can be corrected.
... Employees should be able to submit observations on unsafe conditions, people, processes, incidents and injuries in a non-punitive, systematic fashion.
...The real opportunity for employers, however, is to “memorialize” an incident or injury as part of the organization’s collective safety culture so it never happens again.
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-- Example: Workplace Safety, VitalSmarts Video
November 23, 2012
Laboratory Safety
The National Library of Medicine (NLM) Specialized Information Services(SIS) recently released a new Enviro-Health Links page, “Laboratory Safety” (http://sis.nlm.nih.gov/ enviro/labsafety.html) which offers links to information for clinical, academic and school laboratories, including resources for handling chemical, biological and nanotechnology safely.
Also included are links to regulations and policy, hazard analysis, MSDS, waste management, and pre-formulated TOXNET and PubMed searches
Example:
Creating Safety Cultures in Academic Institutions: A Report of the Safety Culture Task Force of the ACS Committee on Chemical Safety, 2012 (PDF, 1.3 MB) Committee on Chemical Safety, American Chemical Society
The National Library of Medicine (NLM) Specialized Information Services(SIS) recently released a new Enviro-Health Links page, “Laboratory Safety” (http://sis.nlm.nih.gov/
Also included are links to regulations and policy, hazard analysis, MSDS, waste management, and pre-formulated TOXNET and PubMed searches
Example:
Creating Safety Cultures in Academic Institutions: A Report of the Safety Culture Task Force of the ACS Committee on Chemical Safety, 2012 (PDF, 1.3 MB) Committee on Chemical Safety, American Chemical Society
July 28, 2012
Safety Culture Goes Far Beyond Work
Canadian Occupational Safety - February 2010
By: Shawn Galloway, ProAct Safety ... If we can help all employees recognize early-on how safety applies to the things they care about most, we create not only a safety conscious culture, we help the culture create safer families and communities.
Read the article.
Canadian Occupational Safety - February 2010
By: Shawn Galloway, ProAct Safety ... If we can help all employees recognize early-on how safety applies to the things they care about most, we create not only a safety conscious culture, we help the culture create safer families and communities.
Read the article.
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