The Safety Geek Podcast: Geeking Out About Workplace Safety
The Safety Geek Podcast, hosted by Safety Brye, provides coaching and training for workplace safety managers who struggle with support and commitment. It offers effective strategies to change company culture and become safety leaders. The show covers topics such as management commitment, safety culture, behavior-based safety, and employee involvement, aiming to help both experienced EHS professionals and newcomers implement the best workplace safety programs.
Episodes
Women's PPE Safety: Why Fit Matters in Trades
This episode explores the critical importance of women's PPE safety and how properly fitting gear transforms workplace safety for women in the trades. It covers the risks of ill-fitting PPE, the true costs to organizations, and practical strategies to select and implement tailored safety solutions. Listeners will learn how to foster a safety culture that supports women and the future trends s
Safety Goal Setting Strategies That Drive Real Results
This podcast explores the challenges with traditional safety goal setting and presents ethical strategies that focus on controllable actions. Learn how reframing safety goals with a data-driven, action-oriented approach can improve safety culture and reduce workplace injuries. Gain insights into best practices for setting measurable safety goals and fostering accountability at all organizational l
Safety Program Structure to Boost Engagement & Influence
This episode explores how traditional safety program structures limit engagement and offers a step-by-step guide to redesign roles and processes. Discover strategies to redistribute responsibilities, strengthen supervisor safety capabilities, and create meaningful employee participation. Learn why building influence over authority leads to sustainable safety improvements and how to measure continu
5 Proven Ways to Boost Supervisor Accountability in Safety Management
This post shares five practical strategies to enhance supervisor accountability in safety management without overwhelming them. Learn how to integrate safety into existing workflows, engage employees in safety tasks, and use regular safety huddles to foster a culture of safety excellence. These tips help reduce incidents, improve productivity, and build sustainable safety practices from the frontl
Mental Health in Safety Management
This episode explores the crucial role of mental health in safety management, highlighting resources for employees, navigating mental health claims, and fostering psychological safety. It also addresses the challenges faced by safety professionals themselves and offers actionable steps to improve mental well-being at work. Learn how supporting mental health directly contributes to creating safer,
Safety in New Business Acquisitions: Best Practices
In this episode, we explore the critical importance of safety in new business acquisitions. Discover best practices for effective safety program evaluations, onboarding strategies, and hazard assessments to protect your investment and ensure compliance. Join us as we delve into practical steps for integrating safety during the acquisition process. Read the full show notes at https://thesafetygeek.
[Part 2] Top Real-World Safety Issues
In this episode of the Safety Geek Podcast, we dive into the top safety issues faced in the workplace, sharing five real-world challenges from firsthand experience. Gain insights into blocked exits, CDL driver regulations, high-hazard controls, chemical exposure management, and the importance of effective supervisory training. Learn practical steps to mitigate risks and foster a safety-first cultu
Top Safety Issues in Workplace: Lessons Learned from the Worst Safety Incidents [Part 1]
In this episode, I answer the question, "What were the worst safety issues I've experienced?" Learn valuable lessons from real-world incidents and discover practical strategies to improve safety management while addressing employee concerns. Join us as we explore how to transform safety challenges into actionable solutions.Links Mentioned:Weekly masterclass: https://thesafetygeek.co
Strategies for Influencing Contractor Safety Practices
This podcast discusses effective strategies for influencing contractor safety practices on long-term projects. Learn how to foster a safety culture, implement effective training, and maintain communication with contractors. Explore the importance of oversight and collaborative structures to ensure safety compliance without assuming supervisory liabilities. Read the full show notes at https://thesa
Influencing Safety in the Public Sector
In this podcast episode, we explore safety management in the public sector and discuss the unique challenges faced by government organizations. We'll reveal strategies to build high-impact safety practices, engage employees, and effectively implement safety systems within budget constraints. Learn how to align safety objectives with the mission of public entities to drive meaningful change.Re
How to Get Your Team to Take on More Safety Responsibilities
In this episode, we explore five transformative steps to empower your team and create a strong safety culture in the workplace. Learn how to shift from traditional safety management to an integrated approach, fostering accountability and collaboration among employees. Discover practical tools and strategies that will enable everyone to take ownership of safety, ensuring a safer work environment fo
Wesley's Career Transformation with Safety Management Academy
In this episode, explore the transformative experiences of Wesley Sanchez, a Safety Management Academy graduate. Wesley shares his journey from feeling isolated in his safety management role to gaining confidence and achieving significant career advancements. He discusses the invaluable lessons from the academy, including building a safety culture and enhancing communication with management. Wesle
Leadership Mindset in Safety Management: Act Now
In this episode, we explore the importance of cultivating a leadership mindset in safety management. Discover actionable strategies to show leadership without a title, enhance your influence at work, and accelerate your career advancement. Learn how to shift from merely following rules to becoming a proactive safety executive in your organization. Read the full show notes at: https://thesafetygeek
How AI in Workplace Safety Management Is Reshaping Your Career
In this episode, we explore the transformative impact of AI on workplace safety management. Learn how AI technologies are reshaping safety roles, automating mundane tasks, and enhancing data analysis. We discuss the benefits, challenges, and necessary skills for safety professionals to thrive in an AI-driven environment. Read the full show notes at: https://thesafetygeek.com/126 Timestamps:00:00 I
3 Habits Holding You Back as an Influential Safety Leader
In this episode, we explore how common habits may be holding you back from becoming an influential safety leader. Learn how to communicate effectively, prioritize proactive safety metrics, and simplify documentation processes to showcase your value as a strategic partner in your organization. Join us to discover actionable steps you can take to improve your influence and gain respect in safety man
Outdated Safety Methods Can’t Keep Up with Today’s Challenges—Safety Managers Must INFLUENCE Behavior Change
Are you still using the same safety tactics you were taught years ago? In this episode, we explore why outdated safety methods are failing today's workforce and what safety managers must do to truly create change. You'll learn how to shift from compliance enforcer to behavior influencer—and why it's the only way to build a culture that sticks. If you’ve ever felt like no one’s liste
The Strategic Role of Safety Managers: Driving Culture, Compliance, and Business Results
In this episode of the Safety Geek Podcast, we explore the often-overlooked power of the safety manager role. You'll learn why true safety leadership isn't about managing people but about building systems that influence behavior, drive company culture, and boost profitability. From reducing incidents and turnover to increasing business performance and career opportunities, this episode b
Navigating Safety Management in a Shifting Economy
In this episode, we explore how the economic climate impacts safety careers and how professionals can secure their jobs. Brye shares stories and practical advice: invest in education, assist other departments, demonstrate your value, and build your network. Tune in for tips to protect your career. Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/121. Links Mentioned:Bulletpro
Behind the Mic: Where I’ve Been and Where We’re Going
After a 16-month break from recording, Brye Sargent returns to the podcast to reconnect with listeners, share personal updates, and explain the reasons behind her extended absence. Tune in for a candid look at Brye’s journey, lessons learned, and what’s next for the podcast and The Safety Geek community! Links Mentioned: Events & Speaking PageSafety Geek Account PageCourses PageSafety Manageme
Safety Management Systems: Streamlining Processes for Continuous Improvement
Safety management is a dynamic field, presenting unique challenges and opportunities for professionals in the industry. The ever-changing nature of the job can be both exciting and overwhelming, akin to juggling delicate glass balls, each representing a critical aspect of safety. In this fast-paced environment, the key to success lies in implementing effective Safety Management Systems (SMS) that
Unlocking Accountability: How Data Drives a Safer Workplace
In workplace safety, creating an effective safety program hinges on a crucial element: accountability. A robust accountability system not only ensures adherence to policies and procedures but also leads to overall improvement in efficiency, quality, and proactive safety practices. However, the challenge arises when teams fail to hold individuals accountable. This is where the concept of a "da
How Safety Managers Fall Into The Artificial Authority Trap
In the job of safety management, professionals often find themselves caught in a paradox. Despite being appointed to oversee safety, they lack the authority to enforce it. This dilemma is what we refer to as the "Artificial Authority Trap." In this episode, we'll explore the nuances of this trap and how safety managers can navigate through it to become effective influencers and lead
How Workplace Safety and Accountability Shape a Positive Culture
In the world of workplace safety, the phrase "Workplace Safety and Accountability" stands out as a crucial factor in shaping a positive organizational culture. There are many intricacies of accountability and, when done correctly, it can contribute in fostering a safer and more productive work environment. In this episode, we discuss how to create a culture of accountability and why YOU
Safety Manager Career Planning: Your Path to Success
Embarking on a career as a safety manager can be a fulfilling journey, but without a well-thought-out plan, it's easy to get lost in the complexities of professional growth. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the key steps to create a robust safety manager career plan that can lead to success in the safety management field. Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://the
Bulletproof Your Safety Management Career: Essential Strategies for Success
In this episode, discover six key steps to fortify and elevate your safety management career. From understanding the dynamic job market to embracing a unique position that spans across departments, the episode provides actionable strategies. Emphasizing the importance of demonstrating the value of safety by showcasing financial impacts and managing expenses efficiently, the guide covers developing
Safety Management: A Unicorn Profession for Job Security
In this podcast, we explored the world of safety management, a unicorn profession offering job security and growth potential without the need for a college degree. Safety managers play a crucial role in ensuring workplace safety and have skills that are highly transferable. To succeed in this field, invest in ongoing education, build a track record of results, collaborate across departments, and e
6-Step Process to Changing Behaviors in Safety
Changing behaviors is crucial to achieving success as a safety manager. But, we all know it isn't easy. In fact, influencing others to change their behavior is one of the hardest parts in safety. So, tune in to this episode where we will talk about 6 steps that you can do to effectively change the behavior of others.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/113Lin
How Speaking at a Safety Conference Can Advance Your Career
It might seem that public speaking has nothing to do with safety but it does. In fact, being a public speaker can help solidify your career as a safety professional. Tune in to this episode as we talk about the reasons why speaking helps your career in safety.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/112Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - https://thesafetygeek.
Why Your Safety Policies Aren't Being Followed, Even When They're Required
A widespread myth is that a company policy will always be followed. You might find that shocking and even funny but most people in management believe that. Even new safety professionals might believe that. Honestly, I even believed that when I was starting out.But why? Why aren't they followed when safety policies are based on the law? Tune in to this episode as we talk about the reasons why
3 Key Concepts in the Psychology of Safety
Most of the time, people think that safety is all about complying with government regulations. Well, it's true that we do need to comply. But, psychology is essential in order for safety compliance. Why? Well, tune in to this episode where we dive deep into the reasons why.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/110 Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - ht
Management Support for Safety: How You Ask Makes All The Difference
Getting the support of your management team can be quite tricky and frustrating. Because what usually happens is, they leave everything to us to solve a compliance issue but when it's time to implement the plan, they don't do what we want them to do. But have you thought about that, maybe, it's the way you ask. Tune in to this episode as we talk more about this.Show notes for this e
Simple Steps To Calculating The Return on Investment of Safety
Convincing your management team to invest in a safety program is challenging. And it will become harder if you justify it with regulation compliance. Instead, you need to show them the value of safety. Tune in to this episode as we talk about simple steps on how to show the value of safety using ROI.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/108Links Mentioned:Safety Ma
How Safety Positively Impacts The Entire Company
I always say that safety is the most important department in a company because it is the only department that positively affects all the other departments. Tune in to this episode as we talk about the reasons why, and the right way to demonstrate the value of safety.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/107Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - https://thesafe
Effective Safety Programs Are About More Than Accident Reduction
Safety improvements are easily approved and implemented in a company that has a large number of accidents and claims. However, once you've lowered it to an average number in the industry, getting support for your improvement projects is hard. The management team doesn't want to do more. Tune in to this episode as we talk about how you can change that.Show notes for this episode can be fo
How Investing In Safety Gives Companies A Positive Return On Investment
Many believe that safety is not a profit center. Most executives believe that it is an expenditure. While many veteran safety professionals say that it merely generates savings. However, I think safety does not merely generate savings but also improves the company's profits. Tune in to this episode to know more.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/105Links Me
How The Value Of A Safety Program Increased Company Revenue
It's challenging to convince your management team to make changes based on safety. And that is because you might be presenting safety the wrong way in terms of accidents and claims. Because of this, they might miss out on the value of safety. Tune in to this episode to know more about shifting how you speak about safety and put it in terms of company value.Show notes for this episode can be f
Conducting A Safety Kaizen To Build Engagement In Your Safety Program
You've probably heard of Kaizen, a continuous process used to improve business operations. Although this technique is usually used in manufacturing, did you know that you can also use it for safety? Tune in to this episode to know more about how you can apply it in your company.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/103Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy
How To Use Your Break Room To Engage Employees In Safety
Opportunities for employee engagement are everywhere. So, you might be missing a great opportunity if you aren't using your breakrooms for engagement. And no, I'm not joking, breakrooms are great locations to engage your employees. Tune in to this episode as we talk about how you can do it.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/102Links Mentioned:Safety Ma
Small Steps Count When Increasing Employee Engagement in Safety
When talking about employee engagement, it's common to think about big events, initiatives, or other projects. We tend to think about these things because we want to engage employees, if not all, most of them. However, engagement doesn't always have to be big, it can also be small. Tune in to this episode as we talk about why small engagements matter and some ways how you can do it.Show
Getting Safety Committee Volunteers Who Want To Be There
Getting employees to volunteer for the safety committee is hard. Oftentimes, you'll hear a lot of reasons why they don't want to. So, instead of getting volunteers, you'll get voluntolds, people who were forced to become a member. Tune in to this episode where we talk about the common reasons they don't want to join and how to respond in order to convince them.Show notes for th
Employee Engagement Must Be More Than a Safety Committee
You might think that employee engagement should always be formal. That thinking is partly correct because when people volunteer in committees, attend training, and follow safety procedures, that is engagement. Yet, you shouldn't limit yourself to that perspective if you want to increase employee engagement. Tune in to this episode to know why and some ideas on engaging employees outside the f
How Employee Engagement Makes Safety Management Easy
There are a lot of factors that may affect the success of your safety programs. But, I think none comes close to the impact of employee engagement. Tune in to this episode, where I'll talk about why that is and how you can make employees actively engage in your programs.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/98Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - https:/
The Simple Trick To Getting Job Offers in Safety Management
I always get the job offer after I'm interviewed. The reason I'm saying this is not to brag, but rather, to convince those safety professionals that are finding it hard to land a job offer. Tune in to this episode where I'll talk about why and how I always get that job offer.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/97Links Mentioned:Safety Management Ac
5 Key Elements To A Great Safety Manager Resume
If you want to land that job you want, it is crucial to get through that first step-to get invited for a one-on-one interview. You can accomplish that using your resume. So, please tune in to this episode where I talk about 5 essential considerations when refreshing your resume.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/96Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - http
How Changing Jobs Can Help Your Safety Career
There is a common belief that to succeed in your career, staying in a good company and climbing that corporate ladder is the way to go. That loyalty pays off in the long run. However, this is not true anymore. Tune in to this episode as we talk about the reasons why.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/95Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - https://thesafet
3 Steps To Planning Your Continuing Education For Safety Professionals
Don't make the same mistake that I did which slowed down my career progress. And that is not planning for your continuing education as a safety manager. Tune in to this episode as we talk about why it's important and how to do it the right way.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/94Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - https://thesafetygeek.com/sma
Why You Don't Need A Degree In Safety To Succeed In Safety Management
So, you got into safety and realized that it's a great career and that there is an enormous potential to earn more. You might think that earning that degree in a career is the key to that. But the truth is, it's not what you need right now. Tune in to this episode, where we'll talk about the two most important things that will get you that high salary even without a college degree.S
The 5 Stages In The Career Journey of a Safety Manager
In our career path, there might be various titles and job descriptions. But, based on the experiences of myself and others, we all undergo certain stages in our careers. In this episode, we'll talk about each one of those stages, so you'll know where you are in your safety career as well as what steps you can do to ensure that you move on to the next stage.Show notes for this episode can
How Safety Assessments Led To A Double-Digit Injury Reduction In 6 Months
Sometimes, you might find yourself drowning in paperwork due to high numbers of accidents and insurance claims. And because of this, you might find yourself focused on just settling these instead of finding ways to improve safety and reduce the number of accidents and injuries. So, tune in to this episode where I talk about how I use Safety Assessment to drastically reduce the number of injuries.S
Safety Assessments Help You Reduce Injuries And Improve Safe Work Behaviors
To closely monitor compliance in my safety programs, I use a secret weapon: safety assessments. This tool let's me know how much the company follows the safety policies, procedures, and programs. Tune in to this episode to learn more about safety assessments and how you can use them more effectively.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/90Links Mentioned:Safet
Quality Safety Data Can Shine A Light On The True Cause Of Accidents
Sometimes, even though you've put in the work to protect everyone while working, there will still be instances that make you feel angry. For example, workers choosing not to follow safety policies. Because of this, when accidents happen, we may feel that the root cause is their non-compliance. But, this is not the true root cause. So, tune in to this episode as we talk about how data can guid
Using Safety Data To Take The Emotions Out of Safety Policies
There are many possible things that could happen on a workday of a safety manager. Emergencies, demands, and issues might pop up anywhere and anytime. And due to these things, your emotions can drive what you do every day and lead you to become an ineffective safety manager. Tune in to this episode because we'll talk about how data can help prevent emotions from interfering with your work.Sho
Don't Create Safety Policies Because Of An Accident
When accidents happen, you might get pressured into creating safety policies to prevent them from happening again in the future. However, making policies this way can make your job harder. Please tune in to this episode, where we discuss why you shouldn't let accidents drive your safety policies.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/87Links Mentioned:Safety Ma
Why You Need to Implement A Data-Driven Safety Program
Decisions are vital to our job as safety professionals. But how do you make the best decisions? Do you let data guide you? In this episode, we'll talk about why it's important to make data-driven decisions.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/86Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - https://thesafetygeek.com/smaThe Safety Geek Newsletter - https://t
Why Creating Safety Improvements In A Bubble Leads To Problems
Honestly, doing everything by yourself is fast and efficient. I'm sure that you know this too. But, doing it yourself actually makes your job harder to do. In this episode, we'll talk more about this by comparing two actual safety programs that I've assisted with during my time as a Regional Safety Manager.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/85Link
6 Simple Steps To Drive Your Team Into Action
Management support is crucial to the success of your safety programs. However, getting that support can feel impossible. They might agree with you during meetings, yet nothing really gets done because they don't do anything. So, tune in to this episode, where we will talk about 6 steps that you can take to get your management team to take action.Show notes for this episode can be found at: ht
Why Safety Managers Are Influencers And Not Decision Makers
When problems arise, it feels right to let the subject expert decide on what to do about the problem. This is also what happens to you, the safety expert. When safety issues arise, your management team might expect that you, the expert, should decide on what to do. You might even think so yourself. But, becoming the decision maker can hinder the success of your programs.Show notes for this episode
A Safety Influencer Never Has To Tell People What To Do
During meetings, you might feel that telling others what to do is the right thing. Because, after all, you are the safety expert and were hired to solve safety issues. However, even if it feels right, this approach is something that hinders the success of your safety programs. To know why then tune in to this podcast episode.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/82
Why You Think You Don't Have Management Support For Safety
It's easy to get frustrated and even quit the job when you feel that you don't get the support you want. But is that really true? Does the management team not support safety? Or are there reasons why management acts that way? Please tune in to this episode, where we answer these questions as well as actions that you can do to change it.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https:/
Why Management Support is So Vital to a Safety Program
Getting management support is not easy. You may have tried many things to get their support, but it might seem that it's not working. But is spending that much effort on management support all worth it? Please tune in to this episode, where we talk about this topic.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/80Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - https://thes
The Tale Of Two Safety Specialists Turned Directors
Are you a safety professional that is aspiring to become successful? Do you want to reach the highest possible salary or position in safety? If you do, then be assured that you can. You definitely can. So, please tune in to this episode where I tell an inspiring story from one of my students in the Safety Management Academy.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/79L
Simple Steps To Take On The Role Of "The Coach Of The Coaches"
To become an effective safety professional, it's essential to take on the role of the "coach of the coaches". But how can you take on that role when everyone is expecting you to micro-manage every aspect of safety? Tune in as we talk about how you can slowly but surely take on the role of the "coach of coaches".Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafety
5 Things You Need to Know To Succeed In Safety Management
I want you to succeed as a safety professional. That is my mission here on Safety Geek. I want you to be the best that you can be. So, please tune in to this episode where I tell you 5 essential things you should keep in mind in order to succeed.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/77Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - https://thesafetygeek.com/smaThe Gap
Safety Should Never Wait To Say I Told You So
When the management team doesn't listen, it can be easy to take revenge by saying "I told you so" when incidents happen. Incidents that were caused by hazards that you've warned them about. But saying "I told you so" is a very, very bad action, if you want your job to become easier. So, tune in to this episode as we talk about the reasons why.Show notes for this episo
Why Job Titles Are Not As Important As You Think
Job titles are generally seen as an indicator of position and the responsibilities that come with it. However, believe me when I say that titles don't matter. So, tune in to this episode, where we talk about the reasons why and how you can use this information to move up in your career.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/75Links Mentioned:Safety Management A
Do You Act Like You're The Chief Safety Officer?
The expression "fake it until you make it" is usually taken in a negative context. Because often it means that you earned a promotion even though you're not qualified for it. But, when done right, portraying your desired role helps in the advancement of your safety career. So, tune in to this episode to learn more.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.co
How to Stop Working on Everything and Start Working on The Right Things
In the past episode, we've talked about the benefits of continuously getting big results. And although daily tasks like answering e-mails, meetings, and inspections are also important, these might negatively affect our ability to produce results. So, let's talk about how we can optimize our schedule that focuses on the right things that generate big results.Show notes for this episode ca
Great Health & Safety Program Results Mean More Than Just Low Injuries Rates
In the 1st part of our 3-part podcast episode, we talked about how to constantly generate big results as a safety professional. So now, in part 2, we will talk about why getting these big results matters and what it means for the company, the employees, and, most importantly, for you.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/72Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy
Safety Career Growth: 4 Ways To Get Big Braggable Results
Moving up in your safety career, either in the same or a different company, requires building up your value. So, please tune in to this podcast episode where we talk about 4 effective ways to create an impressive portfolio that will land you that pay raise, promotion, or a new job.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/71Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - h
Build a Strong Safety Culture With These Safety Committee Ideas
Safety committees are beneficial when done right. But, honestly, you might feel like safety committees are dreadful because they might be adding a lot of work or there aren't willing participants. That's what I've encountered. So please tune in to this episode because I'm sharing some tips that helped me successfully create a safety committee.Show notes for this episode can be
The 5 Worst Things About Safety Management No One Tells You About
Although Safety Management is a great job, many aspects can make it very tiring, gut-wrenching, and sometimes even cause professionals to quit. So, let's discuss the five worst things about safety management and how to handle them. Let's get into it!Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/69Links Mentioned:Safety Management Academy - https://thesafetygeek.c
The Differences in Safety Orientation for Managers vs. New Hire Employees
When hiring a new employee, the onboarding process for safety training is clear and straightforward. However, it might not be the same when hiring or promoting a new manager. So in this episode, we'll talk about the differences and similarities between the two and what safety training I recommend for managers.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/68Links Menti
Stop Questioning Injury Recovery and Focus on the Process Instead
Do you doubt your employee's declared pain levels? Does your employee's injury recovery seem slow? Then, tune in to this episode to know how to properly approach this problem while still improving working relationships with employees.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/67Links Mentioned:5 Not-To-Be-Missed Parts in an Injured Worker Light Duty Program -
How To Change Your Team's Focus To Leading Indicators
Are you tired of your management team being obsessed with lagging indicators instead of leading indicators? Don't worry, many safety professionals are also struggling with shifting management focus. So, tune in to this episode because we'll talk about how you can do it and influence them to focus on leading indicators.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com
How You Should Be Using LinkedIn as a Safety Professional
Are you using LinkedIn to look for a job or expand your network? But are you using it to its maximum potential? Please tune in to this episode to learn secrets on how to fully use LinkedIn from David Alto, one of our instructors in our Masterclass in The Safety Network.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/65Links Mentioned:David Alto LinkedIn ProfileCheck out Alto
Join The Safety Network, A Professional Development Community
After a long and thorough preparation, I’m so excited to announce that “The Safety Network” is now open. I’m inviting everyone to join this professional development community so that you can enjoy countless resources and connect with safety professionals all over the world which will help further your career in safety.Links Mentioned:Check out The Safety Network--------Thank you for taking the tim
How to Create a Charter for Your Workplace Safety Committee
Do you feel like safety committee charters aren’t just worth doing? Like its just a lot of added work without any benefits? Maybe because you’re doing it wrong, so in this episode I’ll tell you how to do it the right way.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/63Links Mentioned:Get on the Waitlist for The Safety NetworkCheck out Safety Management Academy--------Thank
4 Myths About a Job in Safety Management
Are you stuck in your career? Or are you considering leaving your safety job because it doesn’t seem like an amazing career choice? It might be because you believe some of the common myths in the safety industry. So, join me in this episode as we bust 4 myths that are holding you back.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/62Links Mentioned:Get on the waitlist for T
The 3 Biggest Mistakes Safety Professionals Make in Their Careers
Are you ready to take on a bigger role in your company as a safety manager? Or did the responsibility of being a safety manager somehow fell into your hands? Either way, join me in this episode as we discuss what are the three biggest mistakes that should be avoided in order to become a successful and influential safety manager.Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com
How Safety Managers Think About Their Profession and Safety Career
In this episode, I review what I learned about you and how safety managers think about their own career advancement. Let's talk survey results! Show notes for this episode can be found at: https://thesafetygeek.com/60Links Mentioned:Get on the waitlist for The Safety NetworkCheck Out Safety Management AcademyThank you for taking the time to listen to this episode. If you liked it, be sure to
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