Ted Ingalls

Ted Ingalls is the president of Performance Management Consultants located in Goodyear, Arizona. Over the 40 years, Mr. Ingalls has provided leadership in safety and risk managEment for companies in heavy manufacturing, food and beverage, medical products, and research and development. He developed and installed comprehensive safety management systems for the Denver Brick & Pipe Company, Adolph Coors Company, Cobe Laboratories and the Battelle Memorial Institute.

Tear down the walls

You cannot reach executives without diplomacy & trust

Ted Ingalls

October 1, 2011

How can top leaders be unaware of illegal practices, like the Murdoch organizational problems in Great Britain with the hacking of cell phones and paying off of police?

No one said executive coaching was easy

Ted Ingalls

September 14, 2011

Here are some brief thoughts pertaining to leadership behavior. First, let’s deal with the issue of “lack of knowledge of inappropriate behavior” as a leadership excuse.

You can't make a rule for every action and behavior

Ted Ingalls

April 26, 2011

Read your April editorial (Close Encounters of the Cacti Kind) yesterday and I must share some comments with you. I am sorry you had some painful experiences while attempting to enjoy Arizona’s vast beautiful and magnificent out-of-doors.

The public - by and large - doesn't care about safety performance

Ted Ingalls

April 15, 2011

Just read Mr. Rosenblum’s email on “transparency.” Give him credit for creative thinking. But, I have some comments and mean no disrespect.

YOUR TURN: OSHA has lost its map

Ted Ingalls

June 1, 2008

It seems that as OSHA has matured and gone through many administrations, both Republican and Democrat, the organization has seemed unclear about its role.