... to choosing a behavioral improvement process for your company? Do I call or use this or that? Do I address attitudes or behaviors? How do I make sense out of everything I hear and read? How do I sort it all out? Controversy exists regarding the most effective methods to changing an organization s SH&E culture...

... environment (SCWE) where employees are not just encouraged but expected to have a questioning attitude. The corporate ISMS Policy, Program Description, the SCWE Policy statement and the UCOR Safety Culture Sustainment Plan further delineate those expectations. UCOR s approach for safety culture sustainment...

..., imagine a world where workers are indeed physically fit. Imagine teaching the value of the human machine, where a worker maintains and fuels it as such. Change Your Mind Attitude Physical tasks can break bodies down if work is not performed with the right attitude. The attitude your workers have...

... came from a multitude of geographical areas and industries hungry to find out what more could be done to prevent accidents and resulting injuries, yet relatively few showed little awareness of how their health was being affected by their attitudes and patterns of behavior. Does our state of wellness...

... level attitude consumer health wellness health problem cigarette Session No. 737 Michael Topf President and CEO Topf Initiatives Wayne, PA Over the years, the role of wellness has been unknown or downplayed in most culture change approaches when addressing the causes of accidents, injuries...

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... methodologies are most effective to improve a safety culture, as well as, influence and change the unsafe attitudes and behaviors of the men and women that work there. Given the various theories and approaches that are being implemented, along with assertions on which are most effective in producing short...

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... Introduction These days, almost every presentation on safety leadership or management includes information about psychology (e.g., people's attitudes, personality, and/or behavior) and culture (e.g., the interpersonal context of the workplace). As a university professor of psychology for 43...

... health, safety, and environmental program, the differences among these employees can sometimes be daunting. These differences can bring a broad range of attitudes, beliefs, and values that challenge, or even impede your HS&E efforts. In our experience at Topf, we've found that quite the opposite can...

... and industries hungry to find out what more could be done to prevent accidents and resulting injuries, yet showed little awareness of how their health was being affected by their attitudes and patterns of behavior. Are health and wellness issues even a part of our safety meetings, discussions and strategy...

... Introduction As we discuss fall protection in this paper, it's important to note that the worker's attitude by means of appropriate education and training is a fundamental element for success. The effectiveness of any fall protection system is dependent upon the users and their attitudes...

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... to traditional safety results, yet there is no apparent consensus on how to describe the culture of an organization (Guldenmund 2000). Safety culture has been defined as a subset of organizational cultuer. It is thought to affect the attitudes and saftey-related behaviors of the members of an organization...

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... for most close calls and injuries, usually through mental errors caused by anxiety, attitude, fear, stress, personality, or emotional state. Injury reduction was typically attempted by "readjusting" attitude or personality, usually through supervisor counseling or discipline This so-called "psychological...

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