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Safety Communications with Dr. Josh Williams
Effective communication is the cornerstone of a healthy safe production culture.
This is particularly important with one-on-one conversations with employees.
Employees who feel listened to and appreciated are more likely to go beyond the call of duty for safety and other organizational efforts.
Effective communicators demonstrate genuine caring, promote psychological safety, actively listen, and provide recognition regularly.
How strong are your safety communication skills?
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Close Call Reporting with Dr Josh Williams
Does your organization reinforce a culture of reporting or is there some fear (or hassle) associated with close call events? The answer to that question is a great litmus test for your overall safe production culture.
The purpose of reporting close calls (and minor injuries) is to promote a learning culture and avoid serious injuries in the future.
Close call reporting, when done correctly, is a powerful tool to improve safety culture and prevent serious injuries and fatalities. How well does your organization manage close call reporting?
Take the following quiz and find out.
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For years, organizational leaders have used incentives to try and motivate safety. The rationale is that providing financial rewards for not getting hurt will motivate employees to “try harder” for safety.
In reality, this often encourages non-reporting which is why OSHA now discourages outcome-based incentives. Plus, people are already motivated to avoid injury.
Effective incentives, if used, should focus on proactive safety behaviors and efforts.
Rewards should be symbolic and safety themed.
Genuine appreciation and recognition trump all other incentives.
Take the quiz below to see how well you’re managing safety incentives.
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About the guest:
For more than 20 years, Josh has partnered with clients around the world to deliver customized, sustainable solutions to improve safety culture and prevent SIFs. Dr. Williams earned his Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Virginia Tech and is a behavioral safety, human performance, and safety culture improvement expert.
Josh is the author of Keeping People Safe: The Human Dynamics of Injury Prevention and co-editor of Keys to Behavior Based Safety. He has published more than 50 book chapters, government reports, white papers, blogs and articles in leading journals. Josh has also delivered hundreds of presentations at leading national conferences and is a highly regarded public speaker. He received the Cambridge Center National First Prize for his research on behavioral safety feedback.
A sample of Josh’s recent projects include delivering a series of motivational presentations, conducting comprehensive strategic planning sessions, and managing safety culture assessments and improvement activities.
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This episode introduces my Safety Why. What is yours? It's key to being a Safety Leader and to deliver results.
12 key proven credos to deliver the right safety outcomes.
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