...Session No. 501 From Safety Leader to Business Leader Bridging the Gap John McBride, SPHR, SHRM-SCP National Recruiting Team Leader Consentium Search LLC Short Hills, NJ Introduction Today s most successful companies look for their leaders to be active business partners, regardless...

... that of their competitors. The secret, though, is it is completely in the employee's control to get there, regardless of what the company does or doesn't do. knowledge risk management operation profitability expertise strategic plan hsse reporting ehs leadership safety leader competency ehs professional...

... assumptions underlie those decisions? If you were able to change your culture today, what would you see tomorrow that would be different? The effective safety leader needs to be able to see these things vividly and to describe them in compelling terms. What makes the description of the vision compelling...

..., we have distilled 11 characteristics that distinguish great safety leaders from others. These characteristics are fundamental to assure a culture that supports safety improvement and sustains the right behaviors over time. management system safety performance world-class safety performance...

... discipline into our organizations. It's that very knowledge that will serve us in continuing to reduce risks and in meeting future challenges. Safety leaders have become experts at change. We've learned how to design robust and sustainable management systems and to integrate them with advancing technology...

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... in the safety discussion. Board members don't always see how safety fits into the other aspects of their business, and safety leaders are often ill-equipped to provide the necessary information and direction to help executives recognize the paths they can take to integrate safety into long-term strategy...

... efforts, maximizes the time and expertise of site leaders to influence behavior, and develops relationships that will sustain long-term goals. This paper explores how to apply the best practices of the world s top safety leaders to achieve dramatic safety performance improvement. Changing the Game Means...

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... to be effective safety leaders (at whatever level) take control of their own development. They seek out or demand training opportunities that will make a difference in their performance. Effective leaders look for training programs that will help them develop specific skills that they can use on the job. However...

..., sometimes to the point of failure. Why some organizations adapt easily and others struggle draws in part on the qualities of the great safety leader. Who the leader is and what leadership practices the leader follows strongly correlate to the safety climate and organizational culture that underpins...

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.... The increase in fatalities among older workers in the same time was 10%. In fatalities due to falls, the increase came to 17%. This trend has alerted safety leaders to the need to focus on ways they can decrease and eliminate fatalities in their organizations. What can senior-most leaders of organizations do...

... it occurred within a complex system with multiple interactions, much like the ones organizational safety leaders face. As background, the situation that existed prior to the Mount Everest tragedy can be characterized as follows: Mountain-climbing was acknowledged as a challenging and potentially dangerous...

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... process-focused innovations that drive world-class safety performance. Employee Managed Organizations functioning at the highest levels of safety have developed safety leaders at all levels. These organizations have done such a great job of training and communication that the safety process is managed...

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... that organizational excellence requires leadership, but what does it mean to be a safety leader in practical terms? In other words, what kinds of behaviors do leaders need to engage in to create the performance improvement their organizations need? Further, why should a senior leader be interested in safety? Some...

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