A Wyoming cowboy was once asked what was the greatest lesson he’d learned from his experiences of ranching. “The Herefords taught me one of life’s most important lessons,” he replied.
People with a “can do” attitude almost always get the job done – regardless of the obstacles. Unfortunately, many with that same “can do” attitude sometimes consider safety one of
We all have a natural tendency to want to be safe. Put another way, psychologists say that normal individuals possess certain desires through which safety becomes appealing. These desires include:
Fire prevention is something which should concern everyone. Not only are fires dangerous , they are costly, because they can destroy valuable property. Fires in the workplace can lead to
The numbers speak for themselves. Poor decision making is the root cause of many—if not most—accidents. You don’t have to be a high-time worker to make consistently good decisions about
If we lived in a time when personal accountability and responsibility were held in high regard, it would be suffice to say that successful people are not victims. Unfortunately, these
In order to provide a safer workplace, it is not enough to simply eliminate the obvious risks. Employers are responsible for controlling all potential safety hazards. Everyone has a role
Effective risk management starts with a commitment to health and safety from those who operate and manage the business. I believe that if you are serious about health and safety,
Whether you own your own business or work as an employee, a positive attitude can help you achieve success. Those who report to you will usually get more from observing
