Special Executive Report
Guaranteeing the Success of Safety Committees
The pressure is always on to improve workplace safety, and creating a safety committee is a good first step. But even OSHA doesn't offer an approach that works for all organizations. Fortunately, there are strategies and ideas any safety committee can use to become effective, get worker involvement, reduce injuries and keep costs in check. How to do it?
| The Solution: | "Guaranteeing the Success of Safety Committees" |
Improve Safety Committee Effectiveness in 30 minutes:
- Identify risky situations, behaviors and engineering BEFORE accidents occur
- Change at-risk behavior by understanding why workers take shortcuts
- Put safety on an even level with production
- 9 critical areas safety committees must focus on
- The most common reasons safety committees fail and how to avoid them
Jammed with proven safety strategies, examples, and ideas, this fast-read executive report gives you actionable tactics you can use today to create or improve your safety committee and reduce injuries.
In this concise report:
- Committee no-shows: Boost enthusiasm and reduce absences
- The who, where and when of organizing a safety committee
- 3 areas of focus to become a world-class safety organization
- Creating safety goals that are measurable, visible and get results
- Steps to get safety recommendations approved and management buy-in
"Guaranteeing the Success of Safety Committees" is a clear, no-nonsense guide any safety professional can use to create a safety committee, improve its effectiveness, and change at-risk behavior to create proactive safety culture.
Discover:
- Keys to creating the committee's purpose and matching responsibilities
- The right size and mix of people for an effective safety committee
- Why joining a safety committee should be voluntary
- The 4 "R's" of successful safety committees