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The Ying and the Yang: A Friend of Production
Can Be a Foe of Safety
Produce, produce, produce! That’s the mantra
leaders and workers hear today. But at what
cost? You might meet your production goals, but
none of that matters if three people were
hospitalized this week or worse. Laura Stack,
who has consulted for nearly 20 years in the
field of productivity, offers a cautionary tale
for safety meetings around the 5 Foes of Safety:
FAST, FOCUS, FATIGUE, FAMILIARITY, and FAULTY
COMMUNICATION. Through funny illustrations,
videos, and exercises, Laura demonstrates to
workers that the friends of productivity
(efficiency, focus, and self-care) can be the
foes of safety (speed, distraction, and
exhaustion) and reminds them to put SAFETY
FIRST.
Course Objectives
- Calculate exactly how much a month, week,
day, hour, and minute of your time is worth.
- Discuss the friends of productivity.
- Discuss the friends of safety.
- Discover how and when the friends of productivity become foes of
safety.
Outline the Five Foes (the 5F’s) of Safety: Fast, Focus, Fatigue,
Familiarity and Faulty Communication.
- Experience what happens when you go too fast or lose focus.
- Watch humorous videos that illustrate the 5-F key concepts.
- Go fast and take shortcuts only when they don’t sacrifice
safety.
- Learn how to concentrate and avoid the perils of distraction.
- Practice proper self-care and sleep habits, so you stay alert on
the job site.
- Discover how being too smart and relying on your brain can cause
accidents.
- Discuss how a miscommunication or a difference in language
interpretation causes problems with team members.
- Rely on your team to conduct a foe “neighborhood watch.”
- Avoid accidents with teamwork, self-discipline, and a goal
focus.
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