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Pause for Performance: Total Observation

Introduce employees to the total observation technique, which helps them reduce the risk of hazards in their daily tasks, and make the safest decisions. Hazards around us Total observation technique A printable...
Pause for Performance: Mind's Eye

Keep employees aware of the risks of every task they perform. Introduce them to the “mind’s eye” and enhance their hazard recognition and assessment competencies. Mind's eye Envision task A printable...
Pause for Performance: Competence

Encourage employees to pause before doing a task and consider how they could increase their level of competence moving forward. This course teaches employees that increasing their level of competence will not only make them...
Pause for Performance: Compassion

Encourage your employees to pause before going through their workday and ask how they can be more compassionate towards the people around you. Teach them how to be more positive, connected and effective on the job with this...
Pause for Performance: Communication

Before communicating with others, employees should think about how to express their thoughts and ideas clearly and accurately. Improving communication and listening skills will help them and everyone around them to be more...
Pause for Performance: Commitment

Before doing any task, employees should commit to performing the work safely, efficiently and effectively. Their commitment will help keep them and everyone around them safe on the job. What is commitment? Why is...
Miracle on the Hudson Revisited: The Passengers' Perspective

On January 15, 2009 a flight left LaGuardia Airport bound for Charlotte, North Carolina. Less than two minutes into the flight, Captain Chesley Sullenberger was forced to make an emergency landing in the Hudson River. Years...
Hazard Awareness: Ready Day One

Every employee has an important role to play in meeting the goal of zero incidents and zero injuries. Employees need to be ready on day one to handle any issue that comes their way. As they become more experienced they must...
Controlling Hazardous Situations

Hazards lurk everywhere, whether it's something as minor as stubbing your toe on a table leg or something as major as electrocuting yourself on a live power line. When you work in a high-hazard environment, it is imperative...
Wrong Way, Right Way: Safety Cases

Research has shown that laughter helps engage students, enhance recall, and improve learning. Guided by this principle, Wrong Way Right Way: Safety Cases helps inject fun into safety training. It drops the dull-lecture...
Employee Involvement: The Key To Safety

What really matters to your employees &#8212 their hobbies, friends, and family? And what do they need to best enjoy all of those things? Their health and a steady income. Employee Involvement: The Key To Safety...
Just Another Day

Are your veteran employees getting complacent about safety? Do they skip the safety procedures at times assuming that since they've done something dozens of times, they can skip them without consequences? Stop this...
Miracle On The Hudson: Prepare For Safety

In Miracle On The Hudson: Prepare For Safety, Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger relives the fateful day that he was forced to land Flight 1549 in the Hudson River. He'll share how he helped save hundreds of lives by...
Job Safety Analysis: Pro-Active Planning

Job Safety Analysis (JSA) is a way of planning ahead, a way to spot problems before they become accidents. A JSA focuses only on those steps that create a hazard to the safety or health of personnel. This program is...
Hazard Recognition For Utility Workers

Awareness is the key to safety. Make sure your utility workers can recognize an incident before it happens. Show them three causes of accidents, the ways to spot safe and unsafe conditions and the methods to control...
Hazard Recognition and Control

To be safe, always take a second look. A situation may look harmless, and you have to go deeper to see the potential hazards. Show your workers the three root causes of incidents and the ways they can recognize, avoid and...