“It is time to take BBS to the next level. This next level is not an academic level to be attained through research or review of the literature. It is a level discovered on the shop floor, down the production lines and in the warehouse. BBS must become an applied science, integrated into the workplace, and expressed in the language of the workers.” - Terry Mathis CEO, ProAct Safety, Inc.
This podcast recorded on 28 January 2008 and is a reading of an article “Street-Smart Behavior-Based Safety - It’s Time for the Theory to Get Real!” was published in Feb 2002. This article can be found by navigating to the following links: http://www.ishn.com or http://www.proactsafety.com
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“Although fiction, fables have enough truth to attract us and enough fallacies to make them misleading. Safety management has developed its own fable.” - Terry Mathis CEO, ProAct Safety, Inc.
This podcast recorded on 21 January 2008. This podcast is a reading of an article “Fallacies in the Safety Fable” was published in Oct 1997. This article can be found by navigating to the following links: http://www.occupationalhazards.com or http://www.proactsafety.com
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“There is a natural tendency to place blame for accidents. It is not difficult for this tendency to find its way into your behavioral safety efforts. Once there, it acts like a cancer attacking the vital employee motivation and involvement needed for success.” - Terry Mathis CEO, ProAct Safety, Inc.
This podcast recorded on 11 January 2008. This podcast is a reading of an article “Motivating Employees to Accept A Behavioral Safety Process - It’s Not About Pointing Blame” was published in July 1997. This article can be found by navigating to the following links: http://www.ishn.com or http://www.proactsafety.com
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Posted in General on Jan 4th, 2008 No Comments »
The Safety Culture Excellence is a new podcast series designed to assist you on your journey towards either achieving or sustaining Safety Culture Excellence. Each week we hope to bring you new ideas and based on your input, discuss topics that both positively and negatively influence and impact safety cultures. This first podcast is an introduction to the firm and the series. If there is one thing that you should take away from this, it’s a reminder that in safety, prevention trumps reaction.
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