How to Keep Your Team Out of Harm's Way

M4 002: How To Keep Your Team Out Of Harm’s Way

One Meeting Minute Thought for Your Week

Do you start every meeting talking about Safety?

You’re putting yourself and every one of your employees in harm’s way if you don’t.

Here an easy way to incorporate Safety into your meetings to help you and your people go home from work as healthy as you arrived.

✅ Include a Safety Moment

👉 Make it 2 minutes or less

👉 Rotate so everyone has a chance to share

👉 Talk about ANYTHING you notice as a safety hazard or a near miss

This can include things like:

⚠ The spilled coffee on the tile floor in the breakroom.

⚠ Your close call on the highway – Why do people text and drive!

⚠ Why you’re going to the chiropractor today due to poor lifting form.

⚠ Your unwise decision to lean off the ladder to hang one more Christmas light.

⚠ The broken window from the rock your lawnmower threw right past your kids!

⚠ The tweet you read about how sitting at your computer is crippling your body.

⚠ How the production worker stopped you from walking through the plant in high heels.

Safety Moments in meetings create an awareness of risks and hazards.

And preventing accidents starts with identifying and removing the dangers we see.

Keep yourself and your people safe.

✅  Include a 2-minute Safety Moment in every meeting you lead.

If you were asked to do a 2-minute Safety Moment right now, what would you talk about?

More Resources to Help You Build Your Career and Your Business

Keeping your team out of harm’s way isn’t just about physical safety.

Our psychological safety and mental wellbeing is just as important. And, arguably even more critical!

In this article, An Easy Way To Check In With Your Team (click here to read it), you’ll find another 2-minute exercise you can use during your next meeting.

You’ll find my personal story of applying the Red-Yellow-Green technique with a coworker and friend so you can see how it works in real life.

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That’s All for this Issue

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Let’s lead with kindness and confidence!

Greg


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