..., but their role in making that happen is poorly defined, their priorities are competing, and they aren't trained in the skills needed to be successful. Engagement Is Key It's instructive to explore how supervisors view their role in safety. Too often, frontline supervisors see their job as primarily ensuring...

... by increasing conversation amongst top management and line employees. Understanding Your Audience (The Setup) In the workplace, the first objective to effectively communicate safety is to engage the audience. In the workplace, mass communication can be efficiently through a website, share point, personal...

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... Introduction Engaging middle management, supervision and the workers in implementing an effective safety management program can be challenging. This paper provides an overview of how sports were used to establish effective accountability processes on Bechtel's Gladstone Liquefied Natural) Gas...

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..., and sustainability. We've had to rethink the importance of prevention through design and learn how to engage both the workforce and upper management into a mutual effort to move the needle on the safety culture of our organization. We've had to learn how to talk the business side of our roles in order to communicate...

.... Engagement There is no doubt that an engaged workforce will achieve better results than an unengaged workforce. Peter Drucker, a highly revered management guru from the 1960s to 2010, made this point very clearly. He passed away in 2006, and this quote from a write up in USA Today at the time of his passing...

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... Introduction Engaging middle management, supervision and the workers in implementing an effective safety management program can be challenging. This paper provides an overview of the Safety League Program, implemented on Bechtel's Gladstone Liquefied Natural) Gas Project, GLNG, on Curtis...

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... Introduction One of the key components of a successful Safety Management System (SMS) is a high degree of employee engagement. Front line employees are often an untapped resource when organizations are rolling out management systems. They often have skills outside of their day-to-day job tasks...

..." or as the "contractor," the greatest hurdle to developing positive safety performance was engagement. The struggle, in the author's experience, has typically been the management team – customer and/or contractor – asking, how do we get the workers involved in the process? How do we get the workers to own their safety...

... in small ways: successions of discrete activities that rarely represent a comprehensive strategy. Safety continues to be dominated by a project- engineering mindset. Stand-alone initiatives are isolated and vulnerable to a lack of leadership and employee engagement. Programs are compounded rather than...

... of beginning a Safety Step-Change process, while outlining the strategies for maintaining and sustaining the initial momentum often following a new initiative. The article will further discuss the improvements of their quality of site inspections, their increased the level of leadership engagement...