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Safety Culture – Twelve Steps to a Change Management Checklist

January 15, 2020 by Admin 6 Comments

By James Roughton and Nathan Crutchfield Conducting site reviews (audits), areas surveys, findings from job hazard analysis (JHA), and observations may uncover perceptions, areas or tasks that must be quickly addressed. To be effective, change management must be used if the necessary revisions and … [Read more...] about Safety Culture – Twelve Steps to a Change Management Checklist

Filed Under: Safety Management Plan Tagged With: ansi z10, change initiative, changes in the workplace, crutchfield, different materials, interrelationships, james roughton, JHA, job hazard analysis, job hazard analysis jha, launch, management checklist, necessary revisions, occupational health and safety, occupational health and safety management, safety consultant, safety culture, twelve steps

Safety Culture An Innovative Leadership Approach

October 7, 2013 by Admin Leave a Comment

Safety Culture An Innovative Leadership Approach – recently published I have been following and really enjoying the blog posts, articles, videos and publications of James Roughton and Nathan Crutchfield for a few years now. See them here: James Roughton They have just published their new book … [Read more...] about Safety Culture An Innovative Leadership Approach

Filed Under: Safety Leadership Tagged With: james roughton, safety culture, safety leadership

Developing an effective safety culture

August 1, 2013 by Admin 2 Comments

Developing an effective safety culture One of our favourite article submitters and guru on the subjects of safety culture and job hazard analysis has written his own book on the subject. "Developing An Effective Safety Culture - A Leadership Approach" was written by James Roughton and is currently … [Read more...] about Developing an effective safety culture

Filed Under: Safety Books Tagged With: assessment guides, comprehensive guide, cultures, different perspectives, goals and objectives, guru, hazard assessment, james roughton, job hazard analysis, leadership traits, safety culture, Safety Systems, submitters, universities

Safety Culture – Six Basic Safety Program Elements

November 27, 2012 by Admin 8 Comments

Safety Culture - Six Basic Safety Program Elements By James Roughton If you run a small business, sometimes it is hard to keep up with all the rules and regulations. However, there are some very basic elements that must be implemented into a management system. One example is Occupational Safety … [Read more...] about Safety Culture – Six Basic Safety Program Elements

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Defining Roles of Each Position in a Safety Culture

May 9, 2012 by Admin Leave a Comment

Defining Roles of Each Position in a Safety Culture One of the keys in determining the safety roles of individuals is to determine the following: What role do you want each position or group to play in your management system? What level of authority will the person holding these positions … [Read more...] about Defining Roles of Each Position in a Safety Culture

Filed Under: Safety Leadership Tagged With: defining roles, james roughton, safety culture, safety leadership

Employee Participation Part of Your Safety Culture

May 8, 2012 by Admin Leave a Comment

Our newest guest author is James Roughton (see his Author box below). You will be able to read all of his articles here: James Roughton Employee Participation Part of Your Safety Culture The success of any safety management system depends on the interaction with all of the employees in the … [Read more...] about Employee Participation Part of Your Safety Culture

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