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Effective Safety Committees

July 14, 2014 by Barry Spud 4 Comments

Effective Safety Committees An effective safety committee is one in which motivated committee members communicate problem solving ideas and promote general safety in all employees.  A fully comprehensive safety team demonstrates the company’s commitment to safe and healthy employees, and the team … [Read more...] about Effective Safety Committees

Filed Under: Communication and Consultation, Workplace Safety Tagged With: business building, committee members, company morale, cues, effective leader, employee health, employee teamwork, first meeting, injury prevention, leadership ability, leadership role, Safety Committee, safety data, safety practices, Safety Procedures, safety professionals, safety regulations, safety team, typical structure, voluntary basis

Safety Slogans for Work

September 11, 2013 by Barry Spud 3 Comments

Safety Slogans for Work See our full list of Safety Slogans HERE - we think it is the worlds largest collection of safety slogans Here are just a few: “Safety by Design” from Scott H. at URS Corporation. There’s no face like your own, wear face protection. Near miss reported today, … [Read more...] about Safety Slogans for Work

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Safety Slogans For Use at Work

May 14, 2013 by Barry Spud 2 Comments

Safety slogans have been around for a long time and although sometimes they may seem a bit corny, they can lighten the mood with a little humour and create a strong awareness of safety issues or concerns more successfully than traditional methods. A snappy one liner is likely to be accepted better … [Read more...] about Safety Slogans For Use at Work

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Safety Team Building

June 13, 2012 by George Robotham Leave a Comment

Safety Teambuilding By George Robotham – www.ohschange.com.au  OHS people must have technical OHS skills. My experience is that broader skills such as leadership, communications, interpersonal and team building skills are also necessary. I have facilitated some interactive learning for OHS … [Read more...] about Safety Team Building

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Safety Poem

May 12, 2012 by Admin 1 Comment

Safety Poem Written by a Safety Person leaving a Safety Team to pursue other opportunities and based on the Lewis Carroll ‘Walrus’ poem: 'The time has come', the walrus said, 'to talk of many things, of boots and gloves and fluoro vests, for the team of safety kings'. 'But wait a bit' the … [Read more...] about Safety Poem

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