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Selling Safety, Revisited

Phil La Duke of Rockford Greene explains why and how Safety must distinguish discretionary spending from non-discretionary spending and be prepared to explain why a safety initiative must be implemented immediately instead of waiting for a better business climate.

WHEN ZERO WORKS BETTER THAN NOTHING

The manual grinding operation of this Australian foundry experienced low retention, high absenteeism and serious injuries. Then an ergonomic zero gravity dynamic lift assist from Equipois was installed that eliminated injuries, boosted productivity and let operators maneuver the grinders as if they were weightless, with complete freedom of motion required for the job.

Shedding Light on Light Curtains

It is not a difficult engineering challenge to design effective safeguarding for virtually any type of machine. Sergio Aguilar of Omron STI explains how the real challenge is to provide guarding that will deliver high levels of safety while also enabling high productivity and throughput.

JUST CULTURE

Does the overall culture of a company have at least as powerful an influence on worker safety as the actions of the workers themselves? In exploring this controversial safety philosophy, Phil La Duke of Rockford Greene investigates whether an environment where people feel comfortable making and reporting mistakes is better equipped to determine the root cause of a problem and implement counter measures to prevent recurrence.

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