Increase Personal Safety Through Situational Awareness Simply put, situational awareness is the act of paying attention to what’s currently going on around you, understanding how it affects you, and using
Safety - A Matter of Attitudes Would you agree with me that it is good to be safe on the job? Of course you would! No one wants to be
“Silence Is Not Golden” If you don’t understand, ASK. Sandy usually sat at the back of the room for safety meetings and kept her head down same as she did
Charlie’s Mistakes and Lessons Charlie worked in an Exxon oil refinery for 27 years. His last position was as an operator, refining raw product into gasoline. He knew the procedures
Safety Vigilance A few weeks ago, a lady reported she was nearly struck in a crosswalk by a distracted driver making a turn. Fortunately, she was paying attention to her
“SAFETY” - MEANS A LOT The word safety refers to our freedom from danger, injury and damage, and to our personal security. The word safety has been used so often
Consider this story: A four-person committee was appointed; it consisted of Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, Nobody. An important job came up and the committee agreed that Everybody should be asked to
Safety is largely about actions. But it's also about attitude. We can observe actions objectively. But it's harder to see into employees' heads and hearts and examine their attitude toward
Safety Excellence, Who cares? Worker’s Care Client’s Care Communities Care Families Care Companies Looking For a Competitive Advantage Care Companies Who Truly Care About Their Employees Commitment Required- Excellence requires
Safety and Strategic Thinking Can be an essential tool to improving our safety performance. In order to raise the bar of performance in safety from where we are now to
