Safety Culture
Safety culture is the way people think about, approach, and value safety at your workplace. A strong safety culture is one that everyone believes in and follows, including you, your management, and employees. Your safety culture consists of three foundations: communication, hazard identification, and measuring safety.
Be their Hero
Introducing the Be their Hero campaign. This campaign includes new articles, an interactive assessment, and job aids to help you embrace safe work practices. Together, we can create an understanding that working safe not only helps reduce injury risk but also improves efficiency. Let’s work together to keep California’s employees safe on the job!
Communication
Workplaces with strong safety cultures use regular and consistent communication each day. This helps keep everyone on the same page about what work needs to be done and how to get it done safely. Listening to your employees’ suggestions and answering their questions are two important components of good communication.
Safety Culture: Communication
Hazard Identification
When everyone knows how to identify hazards at the workplace, there is a better likelihood that most injuries will be avoided. Evaluate how each worker performs their job and train each employee on how to identify potential hazards.
Measuring Safety
Having a safety program is critical to your business. Measuring its effectiveness is equally important. This step helps you determine how your safety efforts are working and what changes you may need to make.