“A professional is someone who can look at the present and see the future.”
The convergence of safety and business appears to be an expected challenge.
“The day you are not solving problems or are not up to your butt in problems is probably a day you are no longer leading.”
Safety leadership is crucial: create, align and inspire the vision, and resolve the challenges that are sure to endure.
Jennifer McNelly, CAE – The Conversation of Safety Has Changed || Client Side Chats
Jennifer McNelly, CAE, the Chief Executive Officer for the American Society of Safety Professionals, chats with us about how the pandemic has pushed safety to the forefront.
“The individuals that I represent and our membership, the heartbeat of the Society, are the ones that wake up every single day and worry about sending everybody home…. Everyone has a story of a journey into safety.”
Many safety professionals struggle with executives and decision-makers in their organizations. But not all executives view safety in a negative light: in fact, most view safety to be very important.
Closing the Gap, Collectively – Wyatt Bradbury, CSP || Client Side Chats
Wyatt Bradbury, CSP, CHST, CIT, HSE Advisor for Hitachi Rail, discusses safety scenarios he has encountered in the railroad industry and how job briefings that are specific, personal, and relevant will present the most impact on the employee.