International Safety Excellence Coach Shawn M. Galloway of ProAct Safety shares the five most frequently found perceptions that become dangerous beliefs in organizations on the path to safety excellence. To see more Culture Shock Videos or read Shawn's column in Canadian Occupational Safety Magazine, visit www.cos-mag.com. For all articles, videos and podcasts visit www.ProActSafety.com/Insights or the blog at www.SafetyCultureExcellence.com
Shawn M. Galloway of ProAct Safety discusses how to change workforce behavior through training. MetaPower's Carl Green asks: "How can we design training vehicles with both technical and cultural parameters?" This conversation is Part 2 in the Listening To Learn series from MP Media. Visit the MetaPower Blog for more Messages That Matter: blog.MetaPower.com For more about Shawn Galloway or ProAct Safety visit: www.ProActSafety.com.
The interview took place in Philadelphia on October 31, 2011 at the National Safety Council Congress & Expo. Produced by Greg Gibson of MP Media/MetaPower International, with assistance from Kevin Healy. You can watch or download the video here, or watch it on YouTube:
Are you integrating safety into your business? If so, great it is a wonderful thing to do. But, have you also integrated your business into safety? One cannot successfully be accomplished without the other. If you are a successful business and are on the path to safety excellence, what business principles and practices helped you become successful in the marketplace? How can those practices enhance other areas of operations like, safety?
If people do not see the same level of efficiency and effectiveness in safety as they do in their business, how excited are they going to be when being told safety needs to be the way they do their business? If we want people to see how safety helps them with their performance, they have to see integration potential from all angles. What practices do you excel at in business and how could those practices enhance the value-add of safety?
Welcome to 2012. I’d like to start our fourth year podcasting with a video challenge. Two years ago I recorded a very similar video standing in almost the same spot. I asked you what your focus was going to be in 2010. But the focus I was asking about was what you were going to focus on in safety? This year, I ask what are you going to focus on for your career in 2012? While I don’t advocate selfishness, the reality is if you don’t focus first on yourself, you might not have a career for you to make a difference in the lives of others.
Consider the following questions:
·What books are you going to read?
·What seminars are you going to attend?
·What groups are you going to learn from?
·How are you going to maximize the increasing availability of new ideas?
·How are you going to show your ideas
·How are you going to demonstrate value?
·What is the legacy you are going to leave behind?
·What do you want people to believe about you? – boss, peers, those you support in safety?
·What do you need to do to create that legacy?
·How are you going to monitor progress?
·What are you going to do to make certain 2012 becomes a more value-contributing year than ever before?
Greetings all! For the video podcast this month, I'd like to share with you one of my models that explains my theory on how we can help people internalize a needed focus in safety. If we want people to be safe, this means risk-free. For this to happen, safety strategies need to be portable and facilitate internalization. I hope you will use these steps to help the people you are supporting in safety. You can either watch the video here at www.SafetyCultureExcellence.com, or you can watch it below from YouTube.
During the 2011 National Safety Council Congress and Expo, I was interviewed by Carl Green of MetaPower. This conversation is part of their Listening to Learn Series from MP Media. You can find their blog at www.blog.MetaPower.com. The video was produced by Greg Gibson of MP Media/MetaPower International, with assistance from Kevin Healy. You can watch or download the video here, or watch it on YouTube:
Greetings all! For the video podcast this month, I'm sharing one of my models on the steps towards excellence in individual performance. As always, customization is a critical first step to ensure sustainability; so take these ideas and make them fit your group. You can either watch the video here at www.SafetyCultureExcellence.com, at www.ProActSafety.com/Insights, or directly on the magazine’s site at: http://cos-mag.com or you can watch it below from YouTube.
Greetings all! For the video podcast this month, I'm sharing strategies on how to develop and the key considerations when deciding to carry out self-observations. This can be a great supplement to a Behavior-Based Safety process, or simply as an effective self-coaching tool. As always, customization is a critical first step to ensure sustainability; so take these ideas and make them fit your group. You can either watch the video here at www.SafetyCultureExcellence.com, at www.ProActSafety.com/Insights, or directly on the magazine’s site at: http://cos-mag.com or you can watch it below from YouTube.
Greetings all! For the video podcast this month, I'm sharing an exercise that I’ve led with thousands of people to self-discover how to move from being perceived as a cop in safety (safety police) to a coach (safety coaching). As always, customization is a critical first step to ensure sustainability; so take these ideas and make them fit your group. You can either watch the video here at www.SafetyCultureExcellence.com, at www.ProActSafety.com/Insights, or directly on the magazine’s site at: http://cos-mag.com or you can watch it below from YouTube.
Greetings all! For the video podcast this month, I'm sharing a vital methodology used by many global organizations, to help improve the performance of critical employees at any level of the organization. As always, customization is a critical first step to ensure sustainability. You can either watch the video here at www.SafetyCultureExcellence.com, at www.ProActSafety.com/Insights, or directly on the magazine’s site at: http://cos-mag.com or you can watch it below from YouTube.
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