Keep Safety Simple: Rules, Regulations, and Relationships
Truth is ever to be found in simplicity, and not in the multiplicity and confusion of things. —Issac Newton
It is difficult to keep safety simple when we are constantly looking over the horizon for the “next thing” that will… Continue reading
Keep Safety Simple: In 2020 make plans to Review, Respond, and Replace
You must simplify. You must make the complex simple, then you must make it work. – I.M. Pei
What will you do in 2020 to further simplify the process of creating a workplace where it is difficult to get hurt? Do you… Continue reading
Engagement: Learning, Understanding, and Applying to Create a Workplace Where it is Difficult to Get Hurt
You will never gain anyone’s approval by begging for it. When you stand confident in your own worth, respect follows. … Continue reading
Developing a Slight Edge for Safety
The struggle you’re in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow. Don’t give up. ~ Robert Tew
Have you ever read an injury or fatality report and wondered, “How could this have happened?” Maybe you read an incident… Continue reading
Does Your Organization Have Room for Improvement in Safety?
Find out by engaging with diversity, evolution, and innovation
I am forever learning and changing. W. Edwards Deming
Dr. Edwards Deming was the father of continuous process improvement and he would be proud of how safety has embraced many of… Continue reading
The Most Successful Technique for Leaders in the Prevention Injuries
We generate fears while we sit. We overcome them by action ~ Dr. Henry Link
In many of my articles I encourage those who have a formal office setting to get up, and get out of to walk job sites… Continue reading
Drug Watch: Are You Aware?
Are you aware of the consequences you may experience when using some across the counter drugs? Driving long distances can be boring and some over the counter drugs don’t help the situation. I know for me the drone of an… Continue reading
Personal Safety for Hurricane Rescue and Recovery
A Funny Thing Happened…on the Way to the Ground!
My quest blogger this week is one of my Associates at the Safety Institute, Bruce Richardson. Bruce focuses on helping his clients to improve the safety skills of powered industrial truck operators. There are untold dollars lost in injuries, production,… Continue reading
See the Risk and Be Safe
It is my experience that when people see something that can hurt them they tend to avoid that something. I know you’re thinking, “The is very profound, Carl!” (yeah, right). Well anyway, when conducting a Hazard Recognition and Control (HRC)… Continue reading