Traditional safety inspections involve the collection of unsafe observations only. Unfortunately, this practice will produce a very incomplete picture and limit your ability to effectively manage and improve your safety program. This video identifies the many valuable reasons for collecting safe ...
Have you ever wondered what the most unsafe acts or conditions are in your company or workplace? This video demonstrates how quickly and easily it is to sort observations that are collected and housed in SafetyNet to view where your hazards are. In addition, we will discuss how this information can ...
Virtually all companies collect worksite safety observations. Sadly, most companies collect only unsafe findings. This results in a very incomplete picture, as discussed in “The Value of Safety Observations, Especially Safe Observations”. Those companies that do collect safe observations use a ...
This latest version makes it even easier to conduct job site inspections and collect workplace safety observations.
Gilbane Building Company uses SafetyNet to integrate its safety risk management program with its insurance provider and reduces its workplace injury rate by 47%. Gilbane Building Company, based in Providence, Rhode Island, is one of the largest privately held real estate development and ...
Recordable incident rate decreased by 76% Lost time injuries decreased by 88% Lost work days decreased by 97% Property damage cases decreased by 22% Challenge From 2006 to 2008 Cummins Rocky Mountain (CRM), a Distributor for Cummins, Inc. with 14 locations and nearly 1,000 employees across nine ...
This article is the third in a series that details the qualities necessary to be an effective safety professional that began with, "What Makes an Effective Safety Professional - Part 1" and continued with "What Makes an Effective Safety Professional - Part 2". As detailed in the introductory ...
