Dive into the 'Myth of Safety Secrets' with NVE Director of Environmental Health and Safety Steven Johnson! Throughout Steven's career, he's discovered that there are no real secrets to a successful safety program. Providing a safe and healthy work environment takes continuous education, time, on-the-job experience, drive, and genuine compassion along with close collaboration with leadership, employees, and business partners. Read Steven's thoughts on the most common 'Myths' of the industry and learn how this impacts his process to create and implement EHS programs for NVE and our business partners. #SafetyFirst #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyCulture #EHS #SafetyPrograms #OSHA #SafetyLeadership #HealthAndSafety #SafetyMyths #SafetyResources #SafetyManagement
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🎄As we head into the holiday season, it's the perfect time to catch up on some reading. But not just any reading – we're talking about books that can boost your expertise and confidence as a safety professional! Allie Kroeger, a recognized leader in the field of environmental, health, and safety matters, has curated a list of must-reads for safety professionals. These aren't just books; they're valuable resources offering practical approaches to building confidence and fostering a culture of safety excellence. So, why not give yourself the gift of knowledge this holiday season? Check out Allie's essential holiday reading list now! #safetymanagement #workplacesafety #EHS
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NEBOSH IG 1&2 | PSM | HAZOP | ISO 45001&14001& 22000&HACCP | Incident investigation | Firefighting and alarm system | workplace hazard control | QHSE training | NIOSH | OSHA | Strategic planning | Risk Management
Safety culture refers to the attitudes, beliefs, perceptions, and values that employees share in relation to safety within a workplace or organization. It encompasses the commitment to safety at all levels of an organization, the prioritization of safety over competing goals, and the practices and procedures used to ensure a safe working environment. A strong safety culture typically involves: 1. Leadership Commitment: Leaders demonstrate a commitment to safety through their actions and decisions. 2. Employee Involvement: All employees are encouraged to participate in safety programs and practices. 3. Communication: Open and effective communication channels about safety issues and policies. 4. Training : Continuous training and education on safety practices and procedures. 5. Reporting Systems: Mechanisms for reporting safety concerns without fear of retribution. 6. Continuous Improvement: Ongoing efforts to improve safety practices and reduce risks. 7. Accountability: Clear responsibilities and accountability for safety at all organizational levels. A positive safety culture can lead to reduced accident rates, improved compliance with safety regulations, and overall better workplace morale and productivity. #HSE #safety #workplace_hazard_control #safety_culture #kamal_shahin
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Strong safety culture is the result of great teamwork between the employees and management. 👊👷♂️👩💼 But why do some safety managers struggle to get support from the top management? 🤔🤷♀️ If you wonder why and want to know the answers, you better check this out. 😉😍 And let's get our top management to commit to safety! 👍💪 https://lnkd.in/gRhNpC6v #safetygeek #safetymanager #safetymanagement #ehs #safetyculture #workplacesafety #safetyandhealth #safetycareer #employeeengagement #safetycommitment #safetyprocess #safetyprograms #employeeengagement #managementcommitment #managementsupport #safetyprogramsupport #warehousesafety #warehouseworker #forkliftdriver #forkliftoperator #yellowvest #safetyvest #yellowsafetyvest #safetymanager #safetyemployee #safetymanuals #safetyearmuffs
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Every decision made in the organization has an impact on safety. This is why safety managers and management teams must work together when making business decisions. 😉 A strong relationship between them is vital to a robust safety culture! ✅ 👉 Visit this Safety Geek blog post to know more about why it's crucial to involve Safety Managers in business decisions. 😍 https://lnkd.in/e6Cb4d9 #safetygeek #safetymanagement #ehs #workplacesafety #safetyandhealth #safetycareer #employeeengagement #safetydecisions #managementsupport #safetycommunication #safetyinvolvement #safetypushback #safetysupport #safetycommitment #safetyexperts #safetyprogram #safetyprocess #safetyprofessionals #ManagementTeam #BusinessDecisions #ImpactOnSafety #SafetyCulture #safetymanager #safetyemployee #warehouse #safetydiscussion #hardhat #safetyvest
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The Safety Manager not only offers ideas 💡 to stay in compliance, but they can also help develop SOPs and efficient work practices. 👷♀️💪 Safety is the one department that has an impact on all the other departments. 💯✅ So including you in business decisions that don't seem like safety ensures that you handle all possible consequences. 😉👌 👇 Check this out to know more! 👷♂️👊 https://lnkd.in/e6Cb4d9 #safetygeek #safetymanagement #ehs #workplacesafety #safetyandhealth #safetycareer #employeeengagement #safetydecisions #managementsupport #safetycommunication #safetyinvolvement #safetypushback #safetysupport #safetycommitment #safetyexperts #safetyprogram #safetyprocess #safetyprofessionals #ManagementTeam #BusinessDecisions #ImpactOnSafety #SafetyCulture #safetymanager #safetyemployee #warehouse #safetydiscussion #hardhat #safetyvest
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Every decision made in the organization has an impact on safety. This is why safety managers and management teams must work together when making business decisions. 😉 A strong relationship between them is vital to a robust safety culture! ✅ 👉 Visit this Safety Geek blog post to know more about why it's crucial to involve Safety Managers in business decisions. 😍 https://lnkd.in/e6Cb4d9 #safetygeek #safetymanagement #ehs #workplacesafety #safetyandhealth #safetycareer #employeeengagement #safetydecisions #managementsupport #safetycommunication #safetyinvolvement #safetypushback #safetysupport #safetycommitment #safetyexperts #safetyprogram #safetyprocess #safetyprofessionals #ManagementTeam #BusinessDecisions #ImpactOnSafety #SafetyCulture #safetymanager #safetyemployee #warehouse #safetydiscussion #hardhat #safetyvest
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Can being too safe be dangerous? I hope not!!!! But in the workplace, enhanced safety measures can lead to riskier behavior, a concept known as “risk compensation” or the “Peltzman effect.” Employees might take more risks when they feel protected by safety equipment or procedures. For example, workers may rely too heavily on protective gear and neglect other safety practices, or feel overly secure with safety protocols and become complacent. Understanding this behavior is crucial for effective safety management. While implementing safety features is essential, combining them with continuous training and promoting a safety-conscious culture can mitigate risk compensation. Regularly reminding employees of potential hazards and encouraging personal responsibility can enhance overall workplace safety. In summary, improving safety features should go hand-in-hand with fostering a proactive safety mindset to create a genuinely safer workplace. This includes proactive safety inspections, positive reinforcement with regular employee engagement and feedback. #RiskCompensation #PeltzmanEffect #WorkplaceSafety #BehavioralEconomics #RiskManagement #SafetyCulture #EmployeeSafety #Leadership #Management #Culture #Behaviour #Risk #Hazard #HSE #OHS #Work #Safe #Warning #Danger
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How common is it for people to talk about, plan for, and manage minor hazards (& minor compliance) instead of focusing on high-risk ones? #risk_based_Decision_making #Compliance
Can being too safe be dangerous? I hope not!!!! But in the workplace, enhanced safety measures can lead to riskier behavior, a concept known as “risk compensation” or the “Peltzman effect.” Employees might take more risks when they feel protected by safety equipment or procedures. For example, workers may rely too heavily on protective gear and neglect other safety practices, or feel overly secure with safety protocols and become complacent. Understanding this behavior is crucial for effective safety management. While implementing safety features is essential, combining them with continuous training and promoting a safety-conscious culture can mitigate risk compensation. Regularly reminding employees of potential hazards and encouraging personal responsibility can enhance overall workplace safety. In summary, improving safety features should go hand-in-hand with fostering a proactive safety mindset to create a genuinely safer workplace. This includes proactive safety inspections, positive reinforcement with regular employee engagement and feedback. #RiskCompensation #PeltzmanEffect #WorkplaceSafety #BehavioralEconomics #RiskManagement #SafetyCulture #EmployeeSafety #Leadership #Management #Culture #Behaviour #Risk #Hazard #HSE #OHS #Work #Safe #Warning #Danger
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Can being too safe be dangerous? I hope not!!!! But in the workplace, enhanced safety measures can lead to riskier behavior, a concept known as “risk compensation” or the “Peltzman effect.” Employees might take more risks when they feel protected by safety equipment or procedures. For example, workers may rely too heavily on protective gear and neglect other safety practices, or feel overly secure with safety protocols and become complacent. Understanding this behavior is crucial for effective safety management. While implementing safety features is essential, combining them with continuous training and promoting a safety-conscious culture can mitigate risk compensation. Regularly reminding employees of potential hazards and encouraging personal responsibility can enhance overall workplace safety. In summary, improving safety features should go hand-in-hand with fostering a proactive safety mindset to create a genuinely safer workplace. This includes proactive safety inspections, positive reinforcement with regular employee engagement and feedback. #RiskCompensation #PeltzmanEffect #WorkplaceSafety #BehavioralEconomics #RiskManagement #SafetyCulture #EmployeeSafety #Leadership #Management #Culture #Behaviour #Risk #Hazard #HSE #OHS #Work #Safe #Warning #Danger
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Strong safety culture is the result of great teamwork between the employees and management. 👊👷♂️👩💼 But why do some safety managers struggle to get support from the top management? 🤔🤷♀️ If you wonder why and want to know the answers, you better check this out. 😉😍 And let's get our top management to commit to safety! 👍💪 https://lnkd.in/gkRtQcub #safetygeek #safetymanager #safetymanagement #ehs #safetyculture #workplacesafety #safetyandhealth #safetycareer #employeeengagement #safetycommitment #safetyprocess #safetyprograms #employeeengagement #managementcommitment #managementsupport #safetyprogramsupport #warehousesafety #warehouseworker #forkliftdriver #forkliftoperator #yellowvest #safetyvest #yellowsafetyvest #safetymanager #safetyemployee #safetymanuals #safetyearmuffs
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2moThanks for sharing