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Risk… can you see it?

Let’s take a safety quiz.  I’ll show you two (2) pictures and you tell me which one shows a risk.        Most everyone can recognize the rattlesnake as a risk, as it presents an immediate threat to our safety. How many saw the fire extinguisher, with it last annual inspection in 1965, as

“Our choices reveal our intentions”

I swear I think these “coaches” were all safety professionals in their previous careers. ? I look back at all the “right words” spoken in meetings, only to be followed up with decisions/choices by managers that conflicted with their words. Most of us call it “walking the talk”; but then that same management group will

Here’s a safety formula you won’t see on the ASP/CSP/CIH/PE exam, but it may be the most influential for a safety professional to know: B = f(P, E)

Kurt Lewin’s Behavioral Theory from the 1940’s can be summarized as B = f(P, E). This means that Behavior is a function (f) of:1) the person (P) (i.e., their internal traits, history) and2) their environment (E) (i.e., physical, social, and psychological) This means unsafe acts should NOT be blamed solely on the individual; they are

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