Keeping Yourself Fit All the Time

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Another, and perhaps less-known, factor influencing employee behaviour is the company's health and safety culture. A generally accepted description of workplace culture is "the way things are around here." Here is an example. Band-aid Bob recalls a time years ago when he was auditing a company's health and safety management system. While interviewing an See Your Abs older but new employee, he asked about compliance to wearing PPE and following health and safety procedures. The interviewee responded positively and went on to say that if he saw someone not complying, he felt comfortable with and compelled to say something to them. Then he revealed his recent non-compliant history. In the company where he had previously worked for over twenty years, he had commonly disregarded the rules. When asked why the sudden change in behaviour, his response was short and to the point: "Because that's the way we do things around here."

Safety excellent companies are well aware of the influences that a positive health and safety culture can have on employee behaviour. Many of them conduct safety perception surveys to access employee perceptions so that they can work on improving negative employee perceptions. Conclusion We have come a long way since the early stages of health and safety. Each new era has brought new improvements to health and safety management systems. The new elements discovered by Band-aid Bob Jr. (and real-life health and safety professionals) are proclaiming a new and exciting era where "health and safety" is no longer viewed as just another program, but as a key contributor to success in business. The move towards these more human-oriented elements promises to help bring about improvements to corporate health and safety culture that will have positive effects on all other aspects of a business. Some companies have already discovered these cascading benefits and have evolved into health and safety leaders and, not surprisingly, leaders in their respective businesses.

In a similar point we made in one of our previous articles, being able to manage your stress is crucial in living a well balanced life. Don't let stress get the best of you! It's obviously inevitable but that doesn't mean we can't learn how to handle it. Activities such as exercising, yoga, or eating healthy are all things that can help combat stress. It's up to you to find what your escape may be; perhaps it's losing yourself in a book or just a casual jog throughout your neighborhood. It's whatever works best for you and your stress. Also, surround yourself with people who are always going to push you forward and not backwards. You will need people that will build you up instead of breaking you down so that they can push you to reach your goals.

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