Risky Business

Teaching employees to break the cycle of at-risk behavior begins with the business owner.

When an employee is injured or experiences a near miss, perhaps you have asked yourself: Why did he do that? What was he thinking?

Or maybe you have wondered why you did something you wished you hadn’t. We all take risks. Even as a safety professional, it wasn’t until a few...

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