Day 4: Strengthen Our Culture Building a culture of safety is vital to our continued success. Effective communication cultivates trust— forging a resilient team. When we feel connected to our team, we naturally prioritize each other’s safety. #ConstructionSafetyWeek #CultureofSafety
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Have those conversations! Stretch your folks and yourself! Safety is always a hot button, good or bad! The hot topic of safety promotes the cornerstone of a safety culture. It starts with collaboration.
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Question of the Week: We want to hear from you! What steps does your organization take to promote a culture of safety and compliance? Share your insights in the comments below and join the conversation. At Hellman & Associates, we believe in the power of collaboration and shared learning to drive positive change in the industry. By sharing best practices and experiences, we can all work towards creating safer work environments for everyone. Join the conversation and let's continue to prioritize safety and compliance together. #SafetyFirst #ComplianceMatters
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In the world of workplace safety, what you see isn’t always what you get. Behind every procedure and protocol, there are unseen influences shaping your safety culture—sometimes in ways you might not expect. I’m excited to share a short video that dives into these invisible forces and explores how they can impact both the psychosocial and physical dimensions of safety. If you’re looking to enhance your safety initiatives, understanding these hidden dynamics is crucial. Watch the two minute video and discover how addressing the unspoken aspects of your safety culture can lead to more effective outcomes. Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/gBH_VAgg #SafetyCulture #WorkplaceSafety #Leadership #SafetyManagement #HealthAndSafety
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"Safety is a shared responsibility. If you see something, say something." This quote reflects the importance of fostering a culture of open communication and proactive engagement in safety practices. It emphasizes the need for individuals to be observant and vocal about safety concerns, as well as to take an active role in addressing potential risks before they escalate into incidents. #safetyculture
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Don't ever let any of your employees become a statistic. A large part of being an owner/CEO/Senior Manager is to set the tone for your culture. Are you sending a message to your employees that you value their safety? Are your supervisors and managers being held responsible to make that culture becomes 2nd nature? A true safety culture starts at the top and filters down and the expectations that go along with that are not any gray areas. You and your people have to be consistent in discipline and holding people accountable as letting it slide once but calling someone on it twice just creates confusion. No confusion when it comes to safety. It is an expectation, not an option. #safetywithapassion #ITISNEVERTOOBUSYTOBESAFE
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How to get people to buy into a safety culture? Any ideas
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-- Veterinarian, CIC, CPHQ, CPPS, Microbiology PhD, Patient safety instructor, Infection Prevention and Control consultant & lecturer.
Five major requirements for ideal safety culture FLEXIBLE culture ▪️Flexibility to restructure when necessary (the organization and the people in it can adapt effectively to changing demands). ▪️The organization is flexible enough to defer to expertise when appropriate (Deference to expertise). #PatientSafety #culture
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To have a strong safety culture requires establishing and maintaining a climate of respect at all levels. Demonstrating integrity is a key to building trust. Building trust is a key component of building relationships. Building positive relationships is important to maintaining a safety minded climate, in which issues such as imminent hazards can be reported without fear of retribution. As a safety professional, supervisor or manager it is desirable and effective to be a skilled coach, genuinely interested in the positive development of all co-workers, not a tyrant, wielding standards as if they were a war hammer. When you develop relationships of trust, you foster the sort of climate in which all contributions are welcomed from all levels and challenges get solved most creatively and effectively.
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"Building a Strong Safety Culture: Where Every Voice Matters" 🔒💡 Safety isn't just a rulebook—it's a way of working that starts with each of us. From top management to frontline staff, let's foster an environment where safety is everyone's responsibility, where open communication and continuous improvement lead us to safer outcomes every day. #SafetyCulture #WorkplaceSafety #TeamSafety https://lnkd.in/dRMHM5hx
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When it comes to safety, nothing is more important than listening, understanding and embracing what is communicated in the workplace. 📢 Positive change is the collective efforts of every company, project team, and individual. One decision can change an entire project, one incident can change an entire team, one voice can inspire many more that can change an entire industry. It takes the commitment, determination, and confidence in each and every one of us to create a strong safety culture. #ConstructionSafetyWeek
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