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Richard Hawk remembers the first image that popped onto his computer screen when he ran a search for safety meetings. It was of four guys in the back of a room with their heads down, sleeping.
“It’s one slide I use,” he says. “It’s gets a big laugh…
“Did Excel spreadsheets replace safety professionals? Did the establishment of OSHA standards replace safety professionals? Did online safety checklists replace safety professionals? Did Microsoft Word put authors out of business? The answer to all of the above is no. I like to use a commercial aircraft analogy to explain. Imagine looking to the left as …
Many high-ranking leaders in various organizations have been quoted as saying that poor safety results are an indicator of other poor management practices. In interviews with top officials, the majority indicated that they demand excellence in safety from contractors and suppliers for the very reason that they view poor safety results as a warning sign …
