This webinar is NOT for deadbeats, the lazy, or anyone who hates getting their hand dirty.
This webinar is for the extraordinary Safety Professionals, who work everyday to ensure their workers go home safely to their friends and family every night!
Its for the professional who works hard to create good training programs, and deliver quality training, and most importantly is always trying to do better.
Safety Professionals are asked everyday to train employees on how to work safely around dangerous situations. It is the actions of these men and women that keep workers comp costs low, and production high, but everyday professionals just like you struggle.
They struggle to keep their employee engaged, provide good resources, and earn buy in from those that they teach.
"The Perfect Safety Meeting" will teach you how some of the industries top experts run their safety meetings, where they get their materials, and how to implement these principles and ideas into your own program.
"The Perfect Safety Meeting" will teach you skills that are being used right now, by professionals just like you. Skills that have lowered injuries, reduced incidents, and raised production.
We promise that you will be satisfied with what is taught, and if for any reason you aren't we will refund your money...No questions asked.
So what are you waiting for?
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The Perfect Safety Meeting
1. THE PERFECT SAFETY MEETING
Precision Training Experts
Instructor: Jason Heilpern M.E.S.H., A.S.C., Master Trainer
2. FOLLOW THE PRINCIPLES OF THIS WEBINAR AND WE PROMISE
You will be able to transform your safety program in less then a year
You will earn “buy in” from employees, managers, & company owners
You will be able to organize your time more effectively
Lean the most effective activities to focus your efforts on
3. WHY DO WE FAIL?
WHAT’S YOUR EXCUSE?
• Employees don’t care
• Lack of support from management
• Not enough budget
• Lack of resources
• Not enough time
Remember that these are just
excuses. Great safety
professionals make no excuses,
and accept full responsibility for
the success or failure of their
program.
4. PASSION WILL CHANGE
EVERYTHING!!!
• Do you wake up excited about your job?
• Do you enjoy working with your employees
one on one?
• Can your employees FEEL your excitement,
enthusiasm, and passion for your career and
mission?
• Do your employees trust you?
• Are you their ally or are you “The Safety
Cop”?
• Are your inspections about what they are
doing well or what they are doing wrong?
• Does your own safety training bore you?
5. WHAT DOES A TYPICAL SAFETY PROGRAM LOOK LIKE?
1. Company Written Programs – Does Anyone Read Those?
2. Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly Training – Generally Badly Done
3. Audits – Lets Walk Around And Look For Bad Stuff
4. Incident and Injury Management – Whose Fault Is It
6. STOP WEARING SO
MANY HATS!!!
Safety professionals often end up
carrying too many responsibilities. This
is in large part because…
• They do not know how to structure
their day
• They are not clear where they
should spend their time, in order to
get the most effective results
• They train employees, and inspect
worksites based on old models
7. WRITTEN PLANS
• Stop spending so much time on written plans. No
one reads them.
• Written plans should be simple, and easy to
understand by ALL employees.
• There are many companies online that can
provide you with template written programs.
8. TRAINING
• STOP the hour long safety training. It
serves no purpose and often wastes
time and man hours.
• Remember the purpose of training.
Employees must be able to recognize
the hazards of their job, and know how
to protect against them.
• The most effective form of training will
NEVER be done inside a classroom.
• As safety professionals its your job, and
responsibility to understand how your
employees work. Get out there and
learn!
10. NEXT STEPS
1. Develop a passion for safety
2. Create simple to read, and easy to understand written plans
3. Learn everything you can about your employees job, including
how to perform the basic tasks and responsibilities of each position
4. Train your employees IN THE FIELD. Find employees to be your
advocates, and allies
5. When inspecting jobsite look for employees who are doing it RIGHT
and applaud their efforts
6. Use injuries as an opportunity for learning, NOT an opportunity to
place blame
12. CONDUCTING WORKPLACE INSPECTIONS
TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2014
9:00AM – 10:00AM
12:00PM - 1:00PM
Are your workplace safety inspections
adequate? Safety and health standards change;
materials, machinery and processes change. Get
the skills and tools you need to check everything
properly by taking this seminar. You’ll learn
specific techniques to improve the process,
including the use of checklists in continuous and
formal inspections. You’ll also learn about pre-
inspection tasks, what to inspect and where to
gather information, how to record observations,
and how to analyze data and set priorities. More
than just an overview of the safety and health
inspection process, this seminar gives you the
tools and knowledge to develop and manage
an effective inspection program at your facility.
13. PRINCIPLES OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 2014
6:00AM - 7:00AM PST
9:00AM – 10:00AM PST
12:00PM - 1:00PM PST
Learn how to lead and implement a safety
culture, involve employees in recognizing and
identifying hazards, use measurement tools to
quantify the effectiveness of your safety culture,
and apply continuous improvement methods to
evaluate and improve your safety efforts. You’ll
be able to watch your business thrive by
incorporating safety into the foundation of every
strategy, decision, operation and action.