Safety vision sharing

The organization has a clearly articulated safety vision, values and procedures, shared among the stakeholders. 

As part of the process, you might brainstorm with your staff or top management what you would like to accomplish for the future. Discuss and write down the values that you share in pursuing your safety vision. 

Share your safety vision Everyone should be in the same boat when establishing goals and objectives for their safety culture. 

Principle 3 Ensure the safety vision is shared influence, persuade and promote information feedback... 

High visibility of management s commitment to safety means senior managers should visibly and repeatedly demonstrate their commitment to safety throughout aU areas of the organization. This wUl create a shared vision of the importance of safety. This can be achieved by the use of ... 

Communicating — In it s simplest terms, effective communication can be summed up in two words — shared meaning. In your role as safety manager, it s your job to make sure all employees clearly understand the goals, vision, and direction of your safety program. You must ensure that your meaning is shared. Skilled communicators are able to build rapport with co-workers and external customers. 

We learned that the work of buUding a sustainable health care community, in which harm-free performance can be achieved, begins when we stop thinking about what we need and start thinking about how to help each other attain our shared vision of safety. 

Shared Vision. Health, safety and social responsibility for employees, customers and the local... 

Shared Vision. We require our suppliers and partners to comply with our sustainabiUly requirements, including safety aspects ... 

Shared Vision. Safety training is systematic and consistent, in fact we aim to keep it... 

Shared Vision. Investing In our people Is our strategic priority, whethta- this involves ethieal leadership, safety issues, or helping our former colleagues to find new opportunities ... 

Shared Vision. We promote a risk-aware culture in all areas of the company s decisionmaking. Our personnel receive constant training on process safety-related matters ... 

Shared Vision. Safety is promoted by ensuring that subcontractors train their own people in safety matters. New service providers are required to have undergone safety training before they commence work at a plant ... 

Align the organization by establishing a shared vision of safety goals and objectives versus production. Top management must be willing to... 

Cain buy-in from plant floor through crosses functional collaboration. In order to drive the vision of the executive, collaboration amongst the functional groups is critical EH S, quality, safety, manufacturing engineering production, and even the supply chain. Without regular sharing of vision and effort, it becomes far more difficult to achieve the performance benefits of the Leaders. 

A second important similarity between the Sustainable Safety and Vision Zero approaches is the shared responsibility of road user and system manager/designer/ operator. Both visions embrace the concept of shared responsibility instead of blaming the victim , as used to be the case in other approaches in the past. Shared responsibility also implies good cooperation between different tiers of the government. This is a component in both visions. In the Netherlands this resnlted in a covenant between the three layers of government with a considerable financial impulse to execute the associated resolutions. 

To build the kind of culture they are aiming toward, great safety leaders take the initiative to share their vision for healthcare safety and the ethical foundation upon which it rests. They... 

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