Safety Culture Plus

Communication is by far, one of the most important elements in creating an excellent safety culture. It must be timely, on target and clear, otherwise, communication doesn’t happen. In this session we will discuss effective channels of communication and how to ensure that people are hearing the message that you mean to send. This begins part one of a six part, Safety Process Communication Loop Series  podcast posted by safetyculture Jun 15th, 2008,  Safety Culture Excellence

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By Steve Hudgik(Steve Hudgik)
All of OSHAcademy safety courses are free. There is a small fee if you wish to get a certificate to verify course completion. You may study online or print each module, study the material off-line, and then return to submit module quiz. …
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OSHA and Workers’ Comp Figures Don’t Match
By mmjdiary
OSHA reportable figures (as found in the Bureau of Labor Statistics), those injury stats reported by employers, are 24% to 49% lower than the number of injuries the study found in worker compensation claims. Injuries have declined since …
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Workplace Fatalities
Following that logic, for a corporation to implement a Safety Management System it will cost money, but the price tag is miniscule when compared with benefits of having a healthy workforce. Ultimately, the money an organization saves as …
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I thought that quote is very appropriate in what we do in safety with all of the challenges that we are faced. 

Andrew Carnegie " As I grow older, I pay less attention to what men say. I just watch what they do.”