If you’re looking for proof that transportation safety is good for business and good for people, look no further. Every one of the 2021 Our Driving Concern Texas Employer Traffic Safety Program award recipients can point to policies and procedures they have implemented to save money and save lives. Let’s take a quick look at …
At many workplaces, transportation safety conversations take place nearly every day, even in this environment. Often, they involve executives, managers, safety professionals and employees. These conversations have great potential for improving workplace safety and health. One of the best ways to maximize that potential is to craft talking points: Elevator speech: This is the time …
Safety CoachPencil Tip Sharp Recently, I sent details about upcoming continuing education opportunities to David Holden, senior safety specialist with the City of El Paso’s water department. I was struck by how quickly he responded. As it turns out, he makes it a practice to share this type of information with his safety team – …
May 2020 Safety Coach: Safety without a Plan is Like a Car without Wheels Read More »
The National Safety Council is working closely with experts, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other health-related organizations, to preserve the safety and well-being of our partners, network and staff. In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Our Driving Concern program managers want to remind you that continuing education and training is …
Lights, Camera, Action Recently, I worked with colleagues at the National Safety Council to film a series of new “Live with Lisa” traffic safety messages. Today, I am happy to say the first one is ready for you to share during your next safety meeting, and on your workplace video monitors and social channels: Stick …
February 2020 Newsletter: Traffic Safety is Not Prescribed for Us, It is Dictated By Us Read More »
