2. Values-Based Safety - The Power Behind Safety Motivation
John Drebinger, C.Ht.
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5. Values
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6. We hear the word but what are values?
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7. Your personal values drive your daily actions.
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8. Your personal values drive your daily actions.
Values determine:
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9. Your personal values drive your daily actions.
Values determine:
how you think
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10. Your personal values drive your daily actions.
Values determine:
how you think
how you respond to all that happens in your life.
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11. Your values are who you are!
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12. When Safety Is A Personal Value:
People choose to work safely.
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13. When Safety Is A Personal Value:
People choose to work safely.
Even when no one’s watching.
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14. When Safety Is A Personal Value:
People choose to work safely.
Even when no one’s watching.
Shortcuts are never an option.
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15. What are your personal values?
Don’t Panic I’m not going to ask you individually today.
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16. What’s most important to you in life?
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17. Values hold strong when priorities would change or crumble
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24. How to discover someone’s value of safety.
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25. Ask them: When did you become excited about safety?
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26. Also ask them: Why is safety important to you?
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27. What can we do with employees who don’t hold safety as a personal value?
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28. Answer for them the question, “Why?”
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29. Solution: Change their beliefs.
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30. How do you change someone’s beliefs?
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31. Ask people questions which challenge their beliefs or values
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32. Let’s talk about motivation.
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