Description
This session gives plant and operations leaders a practical blueprint for building a strong safety culture. Backed by Gallup research showing that highly engaged teams experience 70% fewer safety incidents, along with peer-reviewed evidence linking strong safety performance to business results, Dr. Kevin Weaver walks through the five C's of safety as an ongoing cycle—not a one-time checklist: commitment, communication, cooperation, culture, and costs.
You'll take an honest look at your own commitment to safety, learn to recognize the risks already present in your workplace that may have become normalized or overlooked, and see what this cycle looks like inside a real plant that has gone 1,633 days without a lost-time injury. You'll leave with a practical 90-day action plan and a personal safety pledge signed in your own handwriting.
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What You Will Learn
- Explain how leadership decisions and organizational culture influence safety performance.
- Identify “gray rhino” risks—visible, probable hazards that have become normalized or overlooked.
- Develop a practical 90-day action plan for improving safety culture within their organization.
- Define a personal commitment to safety and identify specific actions for putting that commitment into practice.
Length
60 minutes
CEUs
0.10
Levels (Experience with Topic)
Speaker(s)
Dr. Kevin Weaver, DBA, MS, CHMM, Vice President of EHS Strategy, U.S. Compliance
Dr. Kevin Weaver, vice president of EHS strategy at U.S. Compliance, brings more than 30 years of environmental, health and safety (EHS) experience across manufacturing, with expertise in safety culture development, regulatory risk management and management system implementation, including ISO 45001 and ISO 14001. He is the author of Building a Strong Safety Culture: The 5 C's of Workplace Safety and a recognized national speaker who has guided thousands of industry professionals through EHS challenges. His work helps manufacturing leaders move beyond checkbox compliance toward cultures where employees look out for one another on every shift.
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