“My mother was an open-heart ICU nurse and my father an electrician at a steel mill, which opened my eyes to the importance of safety. I grew up thinking about how workplace practices and injuries can affect someone at home, which developed int...

“Safety and healthcare are two very important aspects of my life. I come from a family of nurses who have instilled in me that caring for our community is a privilege and a duty. I have dedicated my life to improving the safety and wellness of ...

“Sustained excellence in safety is within reach of any organization that passionately pursues it. The foundation of a robust safety culture must begin with the wholehearted, participative commitment of top leadership. When that commitment is co...

“Businesses that value safety culture and build upon it rather than prioritizing it will have the long-lasting benefit of protecting workers. Providing them a safe and healthful workplace is a great way to build a team environment and create a ...

"Mechanized logging has become incredibly technical. As the pool of qualified workers continues to shrink, it becomes imperative that contractors retain their existing workforce. It is both morally and economically important that everyone leaves work...

“Workplace safety is my passion. Growing up, my parents both worked in health care and inspired me to want to help people in my own profession. Workplace safety is similar, working with businesses to ensure proactive steps are taken to create a...

“I believe educating the workforce and empowering them to make safe, informed decisions is essential to keeping people safe at work. I encourage teams to be curious, communicate, and adapt to find the best solutions for functional workplace saf...

“I believe that safety is more than just following procedures. Safety is good judgment; it’s the consideration for one’s own welfare, the consideration for one’s family, friends and co-workers welfare. Safety is the understand...

“In the twenty-first century workplace, safety is as important to the bottom line as productivity and quality.  Workers who are insecure about their safety typically produce less, and what they do produce, is often of a lower-quality. When...

"Injury prevention is not only cost avoidance, but a key component of strong business practices, leading to improved morale, and increased productivity. Having a safety program which includes accountability at all levels, leads to a decrease in injur...