Aggregates Manager Digital Magazine
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29 AGGREGATES MANAGER October 2014 SAFETY EXCELLENCE of J.F. Shea Co., Inc. — Redding (a supplier of aggregate materials and highway/bridge construction in Northern California), as he emphasizes the importance of top leadership listening to and engaging with their employ- ees. "And there may be some things we' ll do that we think are kind of crazy, but part of the cultural transfor- mation is employees seeing that, as management, we're doing what they want us to do." Keep in mind, when it comes to understanding your organization's safety culture, perceptions are reality. Do you know what perception your employees have on how safety is being managed? 4 Take every opportunity to kick off safety meetings and training sessions, such as MSHA Annual Refresher training. Demon- strate to your employees that safety is important to you by verbally communicating your personal perspective of its value to the organization. Stay a while, if possible, to let employees see you in action and to get to know you better. At the end of the day, what employees want to know is whether their organization cares about their safety. W hen they repeatedly see actions that align with what top leadership is saying about safety, perceptions and beliefs start to change. As reflected in their earlier sentiments, leaders at Dolese Bros. Co. and J.F. Shea Co., Inc. know that safety excellence starts with the tone they set from the top, but materializes through the engagement of their employees who know that the organization is truly com- mitted to safety as a value. Leaders, I encourage you to follow Moomey and Ker- naughan's example, by getting out and about throughout your organization to visibly demonstrate how important safety is to you. AM Zach Knoop is a senior safety consultant and project man- ager for Caterpillar Safety Services. 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