Creating a Culture of Safety Leadership in the Workplace.

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Creating a Culture of Safety Leadership in the Workplace

Who We Are Vigilant counsels companies with employment & safety issues across the Northwest and California Manish Gooneratne Safety Professional

A Common Theme Largest contributing factor towards success Intangible, but we feel it! Multiple types of cultures, sub-cultures Long-term or traditional processes  Example “the ACME way” Why is culture important in Safety?  Has a direct effect on employee behavior; reporting near misses and incidents; employee well-being & safety; costs ($)

What is Culture? In a word or two, please describe what “culture” is? How does culture have an effect on safety culture?

Definition of Culture Merriam-Webster Culture is [the set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution or organization] Summary Shared beliefs and attitudes demonstrated by the way things are done

Organizational Culture influences Safety Culture Types of Safety Cultures  Positive; Collaborative; Caring; Adversarial or Negative What specific influences are there?  Focus may be on other priorities  Based on organizational structure  How is the communication between people?  Is the culture consistent amongst different work groups?

What’s the Culture Like in Your Organization? What are the beliefs and attitudes towards safety in your organization? Please take a minute to complete the handout. Circle 1, 2 or 3 for each question.

Major Influences on Safety Cultures 1. Employee Safety Maturity 2. Management / Leadership 3. Barriers to Safety

Five States of Employee Safety Maturity 1. Ignorant- unaware, doesn’t know safe methods 2. Defiant- aware, but chooses other (unsafe) methods 3. Compliant- aware, and chooses to be safe…but only to avoid punishmen t 4. Committed- aware, and chooses to be safe because he/she values safety 5. Habitual- employee works safely out of habit. Downside is employee may not adapt to upset conditions or changes.

Managing vs. Leading Safety Managing safety vs. Leading safety  What is the difference? Managing is… Leading is…  Is your organization focused on more on managing or leading the safety effort? Leadership styles – Gandhi vs. Hitler.  How might beliefs towards safety vary under these leaders?

Barriers to Safety  Barriers make safe behavior difficult or undesirable  Barriers are frequently related to time & effort Examples  Proper tools not readily available; Complex procedures; Lockout disconnect not nearby; “ugly”/dirty safety glasses; extensive PPE required for short-duration task Unidentified or Unresolved Barriers…  Can create a negative perception of safety, supervision or the organization  Can demonstrate a lack of caring by leadership

Identify and Reduce Barriers Strategies to Identify  Root cause analysis; observations & JSA’s; audits; annual procedure reviews; gain feedback from employees Solutions to Reduce  Better PPE (appropriate for task, fits, options); Tools readily available (correct ladder); LOTO disconnect close by; Take a minute and identify one barrier to safety (where you work) & 3 strategies that could reduce or eliminate that barrier to safety. Share with your neighbor.

Building a Strong Safety System See handout 1. Management Commitment 2. Responsibility / Accountability 3. Employee Involvement 4. Hazard Identification & Control 5. Accident Investigation & Analysis 6. Education/Training 7. Program Evaluation

Important- Personalize Safety Communicate Expectations, “Why”  Safety is for the employees  Communicate safety, not just compliance Walk-the-Walk to Promote Safety  Courage to intervene  Consistent accountability & positive feedback  Timely follow-up re: concerns/issues

Building YOUR Positive Safety Culture Beliefs and attitudes create culture  What daily decisions are we making towards this effort? Handout “What is your culture like?”  Is your culture where it should be? If not… Big Question  Where can your company’s safety culture improve, and how can you help them get there?

ABOUT THIS SAFETY PRESENTATION: Manish Gooneratne  ABOUT VIGILANT: Bryon Bailey  Questions?