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ISHN editors and invited workplace safety and health thought leaders offer their cutting-edge views on the profession’s critical issues.

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Is your safety tech hurting your safety touch?

David Sarkus MS, CSP
January 22, 2016
I’ve been speaking about this for years. I feel strongly that we are made to be touched. Hey, I even like to hug! Yes, I like to reach out and hug people - touch people and shake a hand. That comes naturally within my family and with many of my friends.
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Are safety pros obsessed about the wrong things?

Phil La Duke
January 21, 2016
Since the advent of the safety function, it’s been borrowing tools from other disciplines and building practices based on data gleaned from the earliest research in industrial psychology.
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Employees are 28x more likely to get hurt off the job

Dave Fennell CRSP, BSc
January 15, 2016
I tried many different strategies during my career to ensure that we had a 24/7 safety attitude. I learned that if our people just turned the safety switch on when they came to work and then shut it back off when they left, then we just had compliance and not commitment.
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What you can learn from Alabama football coach Nick Saban’s people skills

David Sarkus MS, CSP
January 14, 2016
Coach Nick Saban just won another NCAA Football Championship and may soon be regarded as the greatest college football coach of all-time. He‘s now won four championships at the University of Alabama and one at Louisiana State University. That’s a pretty big deal!
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Gettin’ dirty for safety’s sake - Where’s your dirt?

David Sarkus MS, CSP
January 6, 2016
Culture is an archaeological construct and it stands to reason that you have to dig a bit in order to find out what’s really going on in your organization.
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What do statistics mean to your audience?

John Drebinger Jr.
December 22, 2015

How often do you or the leadership of your company share safety statistics with your employees? At a recent presentation, the corporate safety leader took a moment to talk with the employees. Earlier in the meeting, it was shared with the employees that the previous year they had a 1.2 OSHA recordable rate.


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Remind your workers to take safety home

John Drebinger Jr.
December 22, 2015

I often remind audiences more injuries occur off the job than at work. With all the focus we place on workplace safety, I think most people must not be aware of this fact. For many of my clients, their safety record is so good the safest part of their employees’ day begins when they go through the gate to work.


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The Popeye Principle and your safety information

Don’t overload or confuse your intended audience
David Sarkus MS, CSP
December 17, 2015

As a child, I loved watching the cartoon show and character, Popeye. Most memorable are the fits Popeye would take when he lost patience with someone or was frustrated by something. But before he took extreme action, he'd typically say, in his own peculiar way, “Enoughs is enoughs and I can’t takes it no more!”


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Do people care?

Yes, but there are barriers to acting on that caring
John Drebinger Jr.
December 15, 2015

"Absolutely, yes." In one of my presentations, I ask the question, "What is the opposite of love?" One of the most common answers is, "Hate." While that is not wrong, I think the real opposite of love is "apathy." If love is caring about someone else the opposite is clearly the total lack of caring.


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Banning Christmas - The power of safety myths

Thea Dunmire JD-CIH-CSP
December 9, 2015

I am a big fan of PolitiFact and MythBusters. PolitiFact is an independent fact-checking journalism website. It is a division of my local newspaper, the Tampa Bay Times. MythBusters is a television program on the Discovery Channel. The show's hosts test the validity of rumors, myths, movie scenes, adages and Internet videos.


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