In this second part of our #ClientSideChat with Brad Giles, CSP, he explains how interpersonal communication skills are paramount to managing multiple aspects of a business and how leading by example helps to solidify safety processes. Brad also notes that the knowledge of trade personnel and military veterans along with academics all help to build a well-rounded safety professional.
The third installment of this series, the Business Case for Safety, James and ASSP’s Scott Fowler, Senior Content Specialist and host of The Case for Safety Podcast focuses on integrating safety. Safety professionals can’t expect business processes to change to safety’s demand; rather, safety needs to consider how to integrate within the successful business process to make the business safer. It’s a matter of finding the opportunities to integrate safety processes and activities that make for a lasting safety change. Listen in as we further discuss how safety can be integrated within business processes and share some examples.
The second installment of the series with James and ASSP’s Scott Fowler, Senior Content Specialist and host of The Case for Safety Podcast, on the Business Case for Safety, focuses on Demonstrating Safety’s Business Value. In this episode, we discuss that while we all want to believe that safety is an inherent part of decision making, it really isn’t. In this episode of Client Side Chats we discuss how safety really does provide efficiency and productivity value to the business, it’s really how it’s framed and aligned with how the business measures performance and success. Listen in as we further discuss how safety is of vital business value.
Last year, James sat down with ASSP’s Scott Fowler, Senior Content Specialist and host of The Case for Safety Podcast, to discuss the Business Case for Safety. Client Side Chats will be presenting a series of the discussion that covers a vast swath of this subject matter including several examples of how the safety professional can integrate safety within business for alignment, positive uptake, and equal billing. Our first episode is less than 5 minutes and is entitled “All Businesses Want Safety … Right?”: listen in as this is the start of discussing how safety is of vital business value.
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