Positive strokes lead to safer folks
Incentive programs can motivate employees to follow safety-related rules, complete required or recommended training, or participate in safety-related activities such as safety committees. An incentive program can be an effective way to focus attention on safety and show recognition and appreciation...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Occupational Health & Safety 2004-01, Vol.73 (1), p.74-76 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Incentive programs can motivate employees to follow safety-related rules, complete required or recommended training, or participate in safety-related activities such as safety committees. An incentive program can be an effective way to focus attention on safety and show recognition and appreciation for safety-related efforts. An incentive program must be designed carefully to focus attention on improving health and safety - not on the payout. Timing of an incentive program is also an important consideration. Some suggestions for developing a successful safety incentive program include: 1. Publicize your organization's safety goals widely and often. 2. Before announcing an award program, first have a safety program in place that is achieving positive results. 3. Get input from line and staff managers and the safety committee and modify the program proposal based on their input. |
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ISSN: | 0362-4064 1938-3851 |