Safety Strategies Volume 3: Building a Safety Culture
This “Dealer Safety Strategies Volume 3” report explains the importance of commitment to safety at the workplace, provides safety tips for dealerships of every size, and it’s FREE!
Dear Rural Lifestyle Dealer,
The general activities of a service shop, parts warehouse or equipment yard lend themselves to potentially hazardous situations not typically found in most worksites. No matter a company’s situation, one factor remains consistent: a safety program is a must.
Regulation compliance drives safety programs at many companies, but there are other reasons why a comprehensive safety program is in your dealership’s best interest. For instance, lowering workplace injuries may reduce the premiums you pay for workers compensation insurance.
Safety programs could reduce costs related to replacing injured workers or repairing equipment or facilities damaged from an accident. An unsafe workplace could deter jobseekers, while a dealership that has been recognized for workplace safety could attract future employees.
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Your employees want to be able to go to work and return home to their families, injury-free. It’s your job to make sure that happens, every day.
Erin Heimbecker is safety manager for Pattison Agriculture, which has 19 locations in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, Canada. She joined the dealership team in May of 2018 and, with the support of their President Arthur Ward, created a safety program that now has buy-in from nearly 500 employees.
Pattison Agriculture signed a “Mission: Zero” charter on June 13, 2018, a program of WorkSafe Saskatchewan, which is a call to action to achieve zero workplace injuries, fatalities and suffering.
Heimbecker believe that goal can be accomplished by recognizing that all unintentional injuries are predictable and preventable. Their safety program involves ongoing education and engagement with employees.
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Safety is successful when it’s ingrained in a company’s culture. It must be modeled and supported starting from the top down, then lived by every team member, every day.
Greg Erickson leads RDO Equipment’s safety culture, built on the company’s continuous improvement philosophy. Erickson and his team of safety specialists put systems in place that encourage worksite safety and ensure team members remain aware of their responsibilities for creating a safe work environment.
Implementing and following a safety program in a dealership setting comes with a unique set of challenges. Many organizations don’t have the resources to dedicate individuals to solely be safety champions.
Putting one person in charge of safety doesn’t mean it has to be their only job. Any employee in a management role can add the responsibility of Safety Lead to their job description.
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Accidents are going to happen. Incidents will take place. Even the best safety plan isn’t immune to human error.
It’s important to employ follow-up strategies to learn from accidents. In order to be successful, these initiatives must be treated as a means to improve, not for placing blame.
Lee Rogness, owner and manager of Interstate Equipment dealt with a fatal accident at the dealership and describes the aftermath and steps taken by their team.
Read on to learn about the tragedy at Interstate Equipment and how Rogness and the team coped. We hope it will help your dealership prepare for and maybe even avoid similar crises.
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Rural Lifestyle Dealer has placed a special focus on developing safety resources for your dealership.
Do you want a safe organization and have a safety mindset?
Is eliminating workplace injuries and fatalities a goal at your dealership?
Did you know that you can add data-driven metrics to gauge a safety program’s success?
Download this free report right now and get started. The minute you do, you take the first step toward a safer workplace!
Yours for a better dealership business,
Lynn Woolf, Managing Editor, Rural Lifestyle Dealer
PS: Many dealers are committed to safety in their dealership, but you can become more deliberate about safety by reading this free report now.
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