... drive to protect human life, but who also understand which levers to pull and why. Compared to Safety Professionals whose professional identities center on their roles as safety leaders, far fewer senior leaders in organizations have personally invested themselves in safety to the extent they need. We...

... Introduction It's a common theme: A senior leader makes a safety-related decision and expects a specific outcome or at least progression toward a goal, but his directive flies past the workforce, not even making a dent in employee behavior. For the leader this is inexplicable and frustrating...

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... firefighting adjustment senior leader indicator Introduction Post-hoc assessments of the causes of severe injuries and fatalities in major industrial accidents consistently uncover a break in the chain from leadership to the front-line. Gaps are discovered between senior leadership's intent and its...

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... senior leader information aggressive denial uncontrolled risk production output conflicting message operational safety safety culture Session No. 613 Beyond Safety Dealing with the Real Causes of Worker and Workplace Risk Samuel J. Gualardo, CSP President National Safety Consultants Inc. Salix...

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... safety operational integrity behavioral reliability contractor safety safety performance senior leader exposure employee safety upstream oil & gas safety culture injury rate procedure operational safety catastrophic event incident technical failure Session No. 518 What Have We...

... leaders? The answer to that question starts with the definition of execution, faithfully carrying out the plan. It s easy to see why most senior leader might think that execution is work better done by someone else. Execution begins once the strategic decision has been made, the direction chosen...

... a sustainable part of the organization, senior leaders must establish safety as a strategic, rather than tactical, objective. In great safety organizations leaders are aligned on the necessity of safety as an organization-wide strategic objective and core value and have determined what the alignment means...

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... interests and perspectives that are shared by senior leaders, supervisors, labor representatives, and board members, and how to motivate employee engagement at each level. Understanding Motivation The closest thing to magic in organizational change is getting individuals excited about what is going...