Safety Leadership

“Tailoring the work environment requires understanding how the brain works and how visualization affects decision-making.”

“Safety leaders can help their leadership teams drive initiatives by focusing on balancing three types of actions: strategic, tactical and symbolic.”

“Through their behavior, leaders must demonstrate actions that ensure the safety and well-being of their workforce.”

“By promoting positive and inclusive social identities, leaders can enhance psychological and physical safety.”

“A general rule of thumb is to identify activities that expose employees to heat above 85° F for 15 minutes or more.”

“As the automotive industry adapts to meet sustainability objectives, the safety of alternative fuel vehicles emerges as a paramount concern.”

“Leaders not only set the tone but also shape the culture through their words and actions.”

“For anyone deeply invested in workplace safety, what significance does this report hold? What insights can we glean from the numbers?”

“One of the most troubling and persistent worries of today’s leaders is the potential for catastrophic occupational and process safety events.”

“As environmental, health and safety professionals, we love to have benchmarks and compare metrics. But we really want the answers to: ‘What’s the right ratio of EHS professionals to employees?’”