In this episode, we’re conducting a thorough investigation of a EHS practitioner’s job description to help you focus on the areas of workplace safety that matter most.
We've compiled a collection of thoughts, opinions and ideas about Safety professional’s key responsibilities from 20 of our previous guests.
All agree that practitioners are no longer “Safety Cops” but what should they be instead: facilitators, conduits, coaches? Are they best placed to write policies, implement procedures or conduct investigations? Do duties need to expand into workplace bullying, mental health and full psychosocial risk management? And is Safety even the HSE professional's responsibility??
This Safety role special presents multiple perspectives on these crucial questions from experienced HSE professionals, consultants, authors and academics. It doesn't conclude with a definitive job description, but will help you decide what to do more of - and what is no longer in your remit.
Featured guests (in order of appearance):
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Increasing the Influence of Safety Across Your Organization
The Art of Effective Safety Training
Writing Effective Safety Procedures
How Storytelling Can Play a Key Role in Safety Management
The Gray Areas of Ethical Decision-Making in Workplace Safety
Why Investigations Should Play a More Significant Role in Safety Management
The Causes of Safety System Failure and How You Can Prevent It
Is New View Safety More Effective Than Traditional Approaches?
How Human and Organizational Performance Can Help Safety Professionals
The Impact of Stress on Workplace Health and Safety
Who is Ultimately Accountable for Safety?
The Benefits of Community in Safety Management
The Impact of Silos on Workplace Safety
Developing Successful Safety Management Systems
How HSE Professionals can Understand the Impact of Business Models on Safety Culture
The importance of people skills in safety management
The end-to-end process of safety culture change
Mitigating Human Risk and Influencing Decision-Making through Understanding Behavioral Science
Building Rapport as a Safety Manager
What is Intrinsic Stability and How Can It Transform Safety and Culture?
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