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ARTICLE · 09 JULY 2019

How Do You Create A Positive Safety Culture?

Communication is key. Starting from the top down. Safety as a first priority requires constant positive communication

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Communication is key.  Starting from the top down.  Safety as a first priority requires constant positive communication.  Having a plant-wide safety meeting after an accident happens is a must, but having plant-wide communication that allows a potential hazard to be identified and corrected before the accident happens is better.  And by better I mean more cost effective and morale boosting.

Leadership has to be front and center in defining the safety culture, communicating the culture, providing opportunities for everyone to participate in the culture, and enforcing the culture. 

Here are a couple of easy examples:

  1.  A 5 minutes start of shift safety talk on a piece of equipment or a process.

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