Most companies do their best to provide a safe and healthy workplace for all employees, but they become frustrated when employees – who are injured after engaging in unsafe behavior – benefit from liberal workers’ compensation systems.  This workshop will help participants develop and implement programs that place responsibility and accountability for safety squarely on the shoulders of employees and supervisors.  With more than 90% of all accidents and injuries resulting from the unsafe actions of an employee, accountability programs are critical in preventing such incidents.

At this workshop, we will discuss the importance of responsibility and accountability, both which are critical elements in any successful safety and risk management program.

Without accountability, employees will continue to perform work in the manner they choose, which may be unsafe.  Employers who chose not to hold employees accountable, will continue to suffer the costs associated with the accidents and injuries that result.

Faculty

 Gary Glader, CSP President

Network Safety Consultants, Inc.

Gary has provided comprehensive safety consulting services to a growing number of industrial, construction, public entity, service and manufacturing operations. Gary and his team offer a multitude of services designed to control exposure to risk at every level of operation. 

Gary is a Certified Safety Professional with nearly 30 years of experience in occupational safety. As a member of the National Demolition Association, Gary has helped the NDA foster a more productive working relationship with OSHA.