All businesses need to take reasonable efforts to ensure the safety and physical well-being of their employees, but maintaining high standards of safety becomes even more important — and even more challenging — when you have employees working in the field, going to different locations and addressing unique environmental challenges.That’s why it’s critical for owners and managers of sewer and drain cleaning businesses to create cultures of safety. Note that a safety culture is different than a safety program. A program has start and end dates. A culture is a set of values and behaviors that are intrinsic to the company itself, and are ongoing.Developing
8 Easy Steps for Establishing a Culture of Safety
It's important to know the difference between a safety culture and safety program, and how it can benefit your sewer and drain cleaning business.
Sep 29, 2015 | by Amanda Clark |
