Culture Bits are the newest addition to Safety Talk Ideas! These one page documents are meant to connect big ideas with safety. The ideas shared through the Culture Bits are meant to challenge how workers think about safety with the goal of assisting to get buy-in. These Culture Bits can be used for safety talks, safety meetings, or as handouts for employees.
Simply print one out and put copies in a common area or attach them to paycheck stubs. They are a great way to add another form of safety communication with workers.
Please note that some of the Culture Bits are for members only. The Culture Bits that have “MEMBERS” in the excerpt below next to the thumbnail image are the ones that you must be signed in as a member to download.
Everyone Has a Job to Do Culture Bit - [MEMBERS] In the day to day rush of attempting to reach the objectives that we have set to achieve within our roles, it is easy to forget that so does… ...
What Could We Have Done Culture Bit - The truth is, as management, there is always something you could have done to lessen the odds that an injury or adverse event occurred on the job. It is not… ...
Striving for Excellence Culture Bit - [MEMBERS] Many people think perfection is the goal when they are trying to accomplish something big. The problem is chasing perfection is that... ...
What Makes the Difference Culture Bit - [MEMBERS] What safe action or decision will make the difference in preventing an injury? Unfortunately, often times we cannot see progress being made or the end result of working safely… ...
Process Over Results Culture Bit - Many companies get stuck on the message that the goal is zero injuries for their safety efforts. The problem with focusing on achieving zero injuries is the process to get… ...
Success and Potential Culture Bit - Success does not lie in the end result when it comes to safety. It is determined through the process. How you approach safety each day determines your success. Understanding that… ...
The Ripple Effect Culture Bit - Our actions and decisions at work have far-reaching consequences, no matter what our job title is. These consequences are not always negative. There are plenty of good outcomes that result… ...