Motivational Safety Materials

Accidents happen; it is a cold hard fact of this world. But how we respond to these accidents is what makes us different!

Another excellent video of how world-class people respond to a workplace tragedy.  We will all suffer such an event if we stay in this profession long enough.  But hopefully, you will be surrounded by real leaders who rise to the occasion and LEAD, as leadership is the ONLY way out of such a tragedy.  You

The circle of safe(ty)

One of my favorite movies is “Meet the Parents” and in this movie, the bride’s to-be dad, Jack, had his “circle of trust”.   Well not to poke fun at the concept, we also have the “circle of safety”.  It is core in each and every one of us.  When we feel like we can trust

Safety is a selfish act

The title may sound bad, but in reality, when safety becomes a selfish act we have actually established the culture that we have all dreamed of.  Safety is not something we do for a government agency, heck it is not even something we should be doing for the company.  Safety is something we do FIRST

The “Pit Crew” of the business

Way back in my day as a site safety manager, one day I had a knock-down-drag-out with the facility maintenance manager regarding overdue piping inspections.  It was not long before my Plant Manager stopped by for a chat.  Apparently, the maintenance manager was not too happy having the lowly safety manager expect him to carry

Attributes of a “Safe Worker”

by Roger F. Evans CSP, CHMM, SGE Often times you will hear stories of “centurions” citing specific lifestyles and/or attributes they believe have contributed to their longevity.  Their stories are often quite interesting.  They will talk about their diet, work habits, exercise scheme, family life, and their own personal secrets to their longevity, etc. In

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