Safety Culture Excellence is a weekly audio series designed to assist you on your journey, towards either achieving or sustaining Safety Culture Excellence. For more information: www.ProActSafety.com
Greetings, this podcast recorded while on the road in Galveston, Texas. For this week I’d like to share a White Paper Terry Mathis and I wrote titled “Using Podcasts to Improve Safety: A Versatile New Communication Media” that was published as a conference paper for American Society of Safety Engineers Safety 2010. The published article can be found under Insights at www.ProActSafety.com.
I hope you enjoy the podcast this week. If you would like to download or play on demand our other podcasts, please visit the ProAct Safety’s podcast website at: http://www.safetycultureexcellence.com
Greetings, this podcast recorded while on the road in San Jose, California. This week I’d like to share an article I wrote called “Dangers of Distracted Drivers: The Science Explained” that was published 20 July 2010 in my column for Canadian Occupational Safety.The published article can either be found at http://www.cos-mag.com or under Insights at www.ProActSafety.com.
I hope you enjoy the audio podcast this week. If you would like to download or play on demand our other podcasts, please visit the ProAct Safety’s podcast website at: http://www.safetycultureexcellence.com
Greetings, this podcast recorded while on the road in Manchester, England. For this week I’d like to share an article I wrote called “Multitasking Myths and Misconceptions” that was published 04 June 2010 in my column for Canadian Occupational Safety.The published article can either be found at http://www.cos-mag.com or under Insights at www.ProActSafety.com.
I hope you enjoy the podcast this week. If you would like to download or play on demand our other podcasts, please visit the ProAct Safety’s podcast website at: http://www.safetycultureexcellence.com
Greetings all! For the video podcast this month, I share a very simple, yet effective model for coaching for performance. Specifically, safety performance. I hope you will see how this coaching model can be applied to any area of human performance.
Greetings, this podcast recorded while on the road in Cumbernauld, Scotland. A few months back, I was speaking at Partners in Prevention 2010 in Toronto, Canada. After my talk on Teaching Supervisors to be Safety Coaches, the editor of Accident Prevention e-News asked if I would write an article on the subject. A few weeks later the article was published in the May 2010 edition. The published article can either be found at http://www.iapa.ca/Main/Apmag/2010_enews_may.aspx#b or under Insights at www.ProActSafety.com.
I hope you enjoy the podcast this week. If you would like to download or play on demand our other podcasts, please visit the ProAct Safety’s podcast website at: www.SafetyCultureExcellen.com
Thanks again for all you do to contribute to safety! Have a great week!
Greetings, this podcast recorded on the road in Bethesda, Maryland. For this week’s podcast I’d like to share an article that was fun to write and is to me a fun topic, visible support for safety. The article was titled, “Heard It Through The Grapevine” and was published in April 2010 edition of Incident Prevention Magazine. The published article can either be found at http://www.incident-prevention.com or under Insights at www.ProActSafety.com. I hope you enjoy this reading of “Heard It Through The Grapevine”!
Greetings, this podcast recorded on the road in Denver Colorado. In the podcast last week I provided an audio recording of an article of mine that was published in the April Edition of EHS Today. It was titled “Assessing Your Safety Culture in Seven Simple Steps”.
For the podcast this week I would like to provide the follow-up article that was published in the May 2010 edition of EHS Today. This one was titled, “Establishing A Culture Of Safety Excellence: Strategies Worth Repeating”. Both of these articles can either be found at www.EHSToday.com or under Insights at www.ProActSafety.com. I hope you enjoy this reading of Establishing A Culture Of Safety Excellence: Strategies Worth Repeating!
Greetings everyone I recorded this podcast in San Jose California. Recently I was asked to become a frequent contributor to Canadian Occupational Safety Magazine. I was honored when they stated the following on their website, “Editor’s note: Beginning this month, Canadian Occupational Safety is adding another talent to its roster of columnists. Shawn Galloway, international speaker and professional safety coach, will draw from his experiences to provide readers with valuable insights towards achieving safety culture excellence.” The podcast this week is my second article contributed to the magazine. It is titled, Prevention Trumps Reaction and was published 19 April 2010.
Greetings, recorded this podcast while on the road in San Jose, California. Safety has evolved at an impressive rate. I would argue, increasingly so over the past decade. As we improve our ability to prevent risk exposures and injuries we must ensure we do not fall into what Dean Spitzer in his book SuperMotivation calls, “Theoretical Chauvinism – the tendency to adopt one theory to the exclusion of others. Whether the theory is Maslow’s, Herzberg’s, McGregor’s, Freud’s, Skinner’s, or anyone else’s, no one theory alone is sufficient to explain the complexity of human motivation.”
Terry and I talked about the positive and negative impacts of advanced safety theories. I hope you enjoy this discussion as much as we did!
Greetings, recorded this podcast from the road in Omaha, Nebraska. Businesses continue to struggle trying to identify different, or better ways to measure safety. In the audio podcast this week, Terry and I discuss the evolution of safety measurement and where the future will take us. We refer this as Safety Measurement 3.0. I hope you enjoy!
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