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The Safety I and Safety II debate continues… The New View, also known as Safety II, is reshaping our approach to safety, breathing fresh ideas into the profession and revolutionizing the workplace landscape. Meanwhile, the Old View, or Safety I, is facing criticism and even ridicule from some quarters as being "out-of-touch" and "out-of-date" for the modern workplace. Safety I is accused of being overly simplistic, reactive, and negative by advocates of the New View. But amidst this clash of perspectives, the Old View proponents are holding firm, expressing skepticism toward the newcomers. "All talk, no walk," they say. They challenge the New View's lack of evidence and practical methods, particularly in addressing the day-to-day challenges faced by frontline workers. However, amidst the debate, there lies an opportunity to merge these viewpoints into a comprehensive "Theory of Everything" for safety. Let's define "5 New Principles for (Just) Safety" that incorporate the best of both worlds, ensuring a holistic approach that addresses the needs of all stakeholders. Let's collaborate and innovate for a safer, more inclusive future!  #SafetyInnovation #EmbraceChange #NewViewVsOldView #nsc #nscexpo! #safetyculture #safety #safemap Scott Cuthbert Jamie Young Alex Steinhaus Michel Polity Samantha Simmons Mark Pergrem Kimm Barker Ewan Alexander Claudia Marin Jan Peeters Karl Zander Rose BAKRI Brett Read Kelly Buterbaugh Tim Page-Bottorff MS, CSP, CIT

The Safety I and Safety II debate continues… The New View, also known as Safety II, is reshaping our approach to safety, breathing fresh ideas into the profession and revolutionizing the workplace landscape. Meanwhile, the Old View, or Safety I, is facing criticism and even ridicule from some quarters as being "out-of-touch" and "out-of-date" for the modern workplace. Safety I is accused of being overly simplistic, reactive, and negative by advocates of the New View. But amidst this clash of perspectives, the Old View proponents are holding firm, expressing skepticism toward the newcomers. "All talk, no walk," they say. They challenge the New View's lack of evidence and practical methods, particularly in addressing the day-to-day challenges faced by frontline workers. However, amidst the debate, there lies an opportunity to merge these viewpoints into a comprehensive "Theory of Everything" for safety. Let's define "5 New Principles for (Just) Safety" that incorporate the best of both worlds, ensuring a holistic approach that addresses the needs of all stakeholders. Let's collaborate and innovate for a safer, more inclusive future!  It's not too late to register: https://lnkd.in/grZDMKZN #SafetyInnovation #EmbraceChange #NewViewVsOldView #nsc #nscexpo! #safetyculture #safety #safemap Scott Cuthbert Jamie Young Alex Steinhaus Michel Polity Samantha Simmons Mark Pergrem Kimm Barker Ewan Alexander Claudia Marin Jan Peeters Karl Zander Rose BAKRI Brett Read Kelly Buterbaugh Tim Page-Bottorff MS, CSP, CIT

It's not too late to register to attend! The Safety I and Safety II debate continues… The New View, also known as Safety II, is reshaping our approach to safety, breathing fresh ideas into the profession and revolutionizing the workplace landscape. Meanwhile, the Old View, or Safety I, is facing criticism and even ridicule from some quarters as being "out-of-touch" and "out-of-date" for the modern workplace. Safety I is accused of being overly simplistic, reactive, and negative by advocates of the New View. But amidst this clash of perspectives, the Old View proponents are holding firm, expressing skepticism toward the newcomers. "All talk, no walk," they say. They challenge the New View's lack of evidence and practical methods, particularly in addressing the day-to-day challenges faced by frontline workers. However, amidst the debate, there lies an opportunity to merge these viewpoints into a comprehensive "Theory of Everything" for safety. Let's define "5 New Principles for (Just) Safety" that incorporate the best of both worlds, ensuring a holistic approach that addresses the needs of all stakeholders. Let's collaborate and innovate for a safer, more inclusive future!  Register here: https://lnkd.in/grZDMKZN #SafetyInnovation #EmbraceChange #NewViewVsOldView #nsc #nscexpo! #safetyculture #safety #safemap Scott Cuthbert Jamie Young Alex Steinhaus Michel Polity Samantha Simmons Mark Pergrem Kimm Barker Ewan Alexander Claudia Marin Jan Peeters Karl Zander Rose BAKRI Brett Read Kelly Buterbaugh Tim Page-Bottorff MS, CSP, CIT

The Safety I and Safety II debate continues… The New View, also known as Safety II, is reshaping our approach to safety, breathing fresh ideas into the profession and revolutionizing the workplace landscape. Meanwhile, the Old View, or Safety I, is facing criticism and even ridicule from some quarters as being "out-of-touch" and "out-of-date" for the modern workplace. Safety I is accused of being overly simplistic, reactive, and negative by advocates of the New View. But amidst this clash of perspectives, the Old View proponents are holding firm, expressing skepticism toward the newcomers. "All talk, no walk," they say. They challenge the New View's lack of evidence and practical methods, particularly in addressing the day-to-day challenges faced by frontline workers. However, amidst the debate, there lies an opportunity to merge these viewpoints into a comprehensive "Theory of Everything" for safety. Let's define "5 New Principles for (Just) Safety" that incorporate the best of both worlds, ensuring a holistic approach that addresses the needs of all stakeholders. Let's collaborate and innovate for a safer, more inclusive future!  #SafetyInnovation #EmbraceChange #NewViewVsOldView #nsc #nscexpo! #safetyculture #safety #safemap Scott Cuthbert Jamie Young Alex Steinhaus Michel Polity Samantha Simmons Mark Pergrem Kimm Barker Ewan Alexander Claudia Marin Jan Peeters Karl Zander Rose BAKRI Brett Read Kelly Buterbaugh Tim Page-Bottorff MS, CSP, CIT

The Safety I and Safety II debate continues… The New View, also known as Safety II, is reshaping our approach to safety, breathing fresh ideas into the profession and revolutionizing the workplace landscape. Meanwhile, the Old View, or Safety I, is facing criticism and even ridicule from some quarters as being "out-of-touch" and "out-of-date" for the modern workplace. Safety I is accused of being overly simplistic, reactive, and negative by advocates of the New View. But amidst this clash of perspectives, the Old View proponents are holding firm, expressing skepticism toward the newcomers. "All talk, no walk," they say. They challenge the New View's lack of evidence and practical methods, particularly in addressing the day-to-day challenges faced by frontline workers. However, amidst the debate, there lies an opportunity to merge these viewpoints into a comprehensive "Theory of Everything" for safety. Let's define "5 New Principles for (Just) Safety" that incorporate the best of both worlds, ensuring a holistic approach that addresses the needs of all stakeholders. Let's collaborate and innovate for a safer, more inclusive future!  #SafetyInnovation #EmbraceChange #NewViewVsOldView #nsc #nscexpo! #safetyculture #safety #safemap Scott Cuthbert Jamie Young Alex Steinhaus Michel Polity Samantha Simmons Mark Pergrem Kimm Barker Ewan Alexander Claudia Marin Jan Peeters Karl Zander Rose BAKRI Brett Read Kelly Buterbaugh Tim Page-Bottorff MS, CSP, CIT

The Safety I and Safety II debate continues… The New View, also known as Safety II, is reshaping our approach to safety, breathing fresh ideas into the profession and revolutionizing the workplace landscape. Meanwhile, the Old View, or Safety I, is facing criticism and even ridicule from some quarters as being "out-of-touch" and "out-of-date" for the modern workplace. Safety I is accused of being overly simplistic, reactive, and negative by advocates of the New View. But amidst this clash of perspectives, the Old View proponents are holding firm, expressing skepticism toward the newcomers. "All talk, no walk," they say. They challenge the New View's lack of evidence and practical methods, particularly in addressing the day-to-day challenges faced by frontline workers. However, amidst the debate, there lies an opportunity to merge these viewpoints into a comprehensive "Theory of Everything" for safety. Let's define "5 New Principles for (Just) Safety" that incorporate the best of both worlds, ensuring a holistic approach that addresses the needs of all stakeholders. Let's collaborate and innovate for a safer, more inclusive future!  #SafetyInnovation #EmbraceChange #NewViewVsOldView #nsc #nscexpo! #safetyculture #safety #safemap Scott Cuthbert Jamie Young Alex Steinhaus Michel Polity Samantha Simmons Mark Pergrem Kimm Barker Ewan Alexander Claudia Marin Jan Peeters Karl Zander Rose BAKRI Brett Read Kelly Buterbaugh Tim Page-Bottorff MS, CSP, CIT

At LifeFirst, safety and health are non-negotiable. We stand committed to prioritizing the well-being of people today, tomorrow, and always. Your safety is our top priority, ensuring a world where well-being takes the lead. 💚 . . #healthsafety #peoplefirst #lifefirst #wastemanagement #firesafety #safetybriefs

It's #ValentinesDay! ❤️ Want to know the perfect way to show your workforce you care about them? Invest in their safety. Nothing is more important than taking care of your people. If you're ready to take that step, consider these 10 topics that will create a safer working environment for your teams this year: https://hubs.ly/Q02hN6Xp0 #Safety #SafetyTraining #EmployeeAppreciation #AEC #ConstructionSafety

This National Work Zone Awareness Week, let's remember that every sign, cone, and worker on the road marks a spot where safety must come first. Your full attention can save lives. #NWZAW2024 #DriveSafe #WorkZoneAwareness

Chart a course to a secure and flourishing future by prioritizing safety today. Your unwavering commitment lays the foundation for a workplace where success and well-being go hand in hand. #SafeTomorrow #SafetyCommitment #cobrasafety #cobrasafetyca