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Safety is 24/7

Do your employees feel they are working safely:
* For OSHA?
* For their company and supervisors?
* For their personal well-being?
A risk-free environment will never exist. Therefore, employees must be self-motivated to develop a “personal safety culture” to reduce accidents. This content filled presentation is fun, lively, entertaining and highly interactive. The message will enable attendees to become self-motivated and embrace safety as a personal value to improve the quality of their lives. After hearing this message, unsafe behaviors are reduced and attendees practice “Safety 24/7.”

This is win-win-win for everyone:

• Employees are self-motivated to perform safety
• Supervisors spend less time enforcing safety
• Organizations accident rates are reduced.

Safety Leadership Skills: 18 Lessons Learned on the Links

Safety Leadership Skills is a dynamic, entertaining, content filled presentation that connects safety leadership skills and golf terms (i.e. follow-thru, goal-setting, developing strategies, focus).Golfers and non-golfers……all genders and ages….will enjoy this fresh and winning approach to improve success at work and in life.

Golf and leadership are each based on mastering basic fundamentals, making choices and dealing with the consequences of your decisions, learning and listening to others, controlling emotions, and respecting other players.

Golf is a game broken into short segments and "Safety Leadership Skills" parallels with lessons that can be learned in a quick, easy and entertaining manner to apply immediately. Audiences are captivated and enjoy the progression to each of the 18 lessons.

Seven Sins of Safety: Curing Bad Behaviors That Are Predictors of Accidents

The Seven Sins of Safety (Indifference, Procrastination, Lack of Knowledge, Denial, Lack of Focus, Non-conformist and Complacency) are often behaviors that are precursors of near misses and, even worse, accidents. The Safety Doctor will identify these systemic ailments, provide examples based upon your industry or environment, and prescribe the antidotes to help you recognize and cure the problems in your organization. This highly interactive presentation will have attendees out of their seats and fully engaged with the pertinent content.

OSHA's Top 10: Solutions to Citations in Your Industry

How many times have we heard 80% of the problems come from 20% of the issues? By addressing the most frequent industry-specific safety violations first, you will have the greatest success in your safety compliance program. By identifying the highest risks, you can set priorities for your organization. Then, learn the solutions and corrective actions to implement immediately. Attendees leave with an action plan based on the research The Safety Doctor has done to learn your organization or associations 'Top 10.'

Safe and Secure Travels: Across Town or Across the Globe

There are no guarantees for TOTALLY safe travel. However, you can reduce the risks of becoming a victim across the globe or in your neighborhood. Learn tips and techniques to prepare and respond to the unexpected. Use the methods body-guards and the rich and famous have used for years. From the international road-warrior to the homemaker in the community all will benefit from this informative presentation. It's a 'new world'...are YOU prepared?

Building High Performance Safety Teams: Maximize Success & Results

Safety committees can be a profit center if they are established and managed properly. Fourteen states require/recommend safety committees, so participants have a responsibility to deliver success and results in a timely manner. This high-energy, imformatin packed session (1-4 hours) will provide tips and techniques to improve meetings:

*6 tips for more effective committees
*10 duties of all safety committee members
*4 stages of team dynamics
*5 keys to agendas that deliver results quicker
*3 group process techniques for 100% participation
Time is money. Learn to deliver better results in a shorter time with less stress and more support for safety committees. All attendees develop skills that can be transferred to many aspects of their lives.