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It's been said ...

"Working safely may get old, but so do those who practice it."
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"Luck runs out but safety is good for life."
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Recognize Good Safety Practices

Awards and recognition expert Jim O’Neill, Vice President at Pacesetter Awards, shares a few tips to keep workers safety-focused:

• Recognize safety regularly with monthly or quarterly meetings to update progress and review goals to keep workers motivated.
• Consider a variety of measures to track achievement. For example, trucking companies might recognize a targeted number of "Miles Without Accident" whereas a factory manager would recognize "Days Without Injury."
• Get creative in the accomplishments you recognize. There could be incentives toward number of safety seminars attended or training hours logged, rather than only offering awards for injuries avoided.
• Allow for awards that "build" on progress, such as customizable plaques that can easily have additional levels or insignias attached to show continued improvement.
• Provide personal awards such as lapel pins or patches that workers can wear with pride.
• Create a team atmosphere with group rewards displayed in break rooms or company front offices.
• Choose recognition products that fit the work environment. Plaques work better than desktop trophies in a manufacturing environment, for example, because most workers don’t have a private office/desk on which to place items.

Types of Safety Programs

There are many types of safety programs depending on your needs. For example, a safety program could take the form of:

10 Safety Slogans

1. "Never Take A Break From Safety" imprinted on a lunchbox
2. "Get A Grip On Home Safety" imprinted on rubber jar openers
3. "It Can’t Hurt To Be Too Safe" imprinted on a first-aid kit
4. "Heads Up For Safety" imprinted on a cap
5. "Safety Shines imprinted on flashlights and LED keychains
6. "Step First Into Safety" imprinted on an indoor/outdoor mat
7. "Take Time For Safety" imprinted on watches or clocks
8. "Quench Your Thirst, Think Safety First" imprinted on a sports bottle or travel tumbler
9. "Eyes On Safety" imprinted on goggles or sunglasses
10. "Take Safety On The Road" imprinted on a travel emergency kit

SOURCE: Advantages Magazine, June 2011

We're here to help you recognize & promote safety at your company. Give us a call at 708-478-8222 or send us an email to discuss safety programs, practices, slogans and more.

Looking forward to helping you stay safe!
Linda Heyse-Highland
708.478.8222 x225
linda@linjen.com