Safety topics and their endless debates Safety topics and their endless debates Mike Williamsen Ph.D., CSP April 1, 2014 There are a number of popular approaches that assist organizations in improving their safety performance. Read More
Leadership—the rest of the story It’s not all about having heart, caring and compassion Dave Johnson March 4, 2014 My limit has been reached. I’m talking about leadership hero worship. Read More
20 tips for being a corporate diplomat James E. Leemann Ph.D. February 3, 2014 Essentially all managers know the likelihood of going to jail for safety violations is practically zero. Read More
To truly change your culture… Requires deep insight and broad understanding James E. Leemann Ph.D. September 5, 2013 When undertaking an organizational transformation, often we are challenged to explain what the culture is and why we need to “change” it. Read More
So you want to integrate safety… Do you have a safety subculture residing in a silo? James E. Leemann Ph.D. July 9, 2013 Do you believe there is a subculture within the overall culture of your organization that is all about safety and nothing else?Read More
Collaboration or cooperation Which would you choose? David Sarkus MS, CSP July 9, 2013 We all know that high-performing cultures for safety rely heavily on engagement, collaboration, and cooperation. Read More
Psychologically safe: Address conditions & states of mind A company’s culture can be simplistically described as what an organization says it values and how it acts on these values. Judith Erickson Ph.D. June 7, 2013 During the past 20 years there has been increasing evidence of the role that corporate, or organizational, culture plays in determining safety performance. Read More
Actions speak louder than words? John Drebinger Jr. March 27, 2013 In any organization, leadership is responsible to set the standards and values of that organization. Read More