Spring Green, WI – Building Safety Commitment

See the website: https://buildingsafetycommitment.com

And the book Building Safety Commitment

Commitment is a critical contributor to workplace safety programs, but commitment itself is rarely addressed at a personal level. To make a personal commitment means “to act in the direction of what is most important to you even in the presence of obstacles.” If you don’t make a proactive commitment to safety, all the technological advances you may be using, whether we’re talking about PPE or BBS, will be ineffective. This learning experience will give employees at all levels, from leaders to the frontline employees, to become proactively committed to safety with training in situational awareness, stress-reduction, and value-directed motivation.

Learning Outcomes

1. Participants will be able to define the meaning of the word commitment.
2. Participants will be able to discuss the components of a commitment.
3. Participants will develop values statements that are aimed to accelerate their motivation for acting safely in the workplace and beyond.
4. Participants will partake in situational awareness exercises during the session with an aim to improve skills related to commitment.
5. Participants will be introduced to skills of performance management in order to help them clarify the specific and pinpointed behaviors that will increase performance on personally relevant job tasks.
6. Participants will develop a brief commitment plan and include an accountability partner in that plan.