An ideal reference guide for safety team leaders and committees
The majority of workplace injuries take place due to unsafe acts, as opposed to unsafe conditions. These injuries can be caused by a lack of proper training, but more often than not they are the result of workers choosing to be unsafe despite the training they have received.
That dynamic was the inspiration behind Tuning In to Safety, a book written to be an honest, original resource for safety education. A new perspective is offered on many relevant safety topics, particularly those that involve interactions between coworkers. The reader is challenged to examine their own attitudes on these issues, and is equipped with practical strategies to keep themselves and their coworkers safe.
While Tuning In to Safety was written for all employees in an organization, it is an ideal reference guide for safety team leaders and committees. It is also highly accessible, being available in paperback, eBook and audiobook formats.
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PAPERBACK & KINDLE EDITIONS
The paperback version of Tuning In to Safety is a convenient, portable and easy-to-read book. The Kindle edition can be read on any device that has the Kindle app; phone, tablet, or desktop.
NEW! AUDIOBOOK EDITION
Listen on the go using Amazon, Audible or iTunes.
SECONDARY/POST-SECONDARY CLASSROOM WORKBOOK*
To enhance retention of the book’s content, we have created a classroom workbook that includes comprehension questions for each chapter as well as puzzles and a final exam to supplement a lecture setting.
WORKPLACE BOOK CLUB GUIDE*
A book club setting gives everyone in your organization the opportunity to debate key concepts and formulate personal responses. Our workplace book club guide can be used to help catalyze and guide the discussion. This is the ideal format for exploring the book content with a safety committee.
*These workbooks are available for FREE and can be requested by filling out the form at the bottom of this page
Be sure to check out our blog page for Tony’s latest installment, “The fallacy of You Can’t Fix Stupid”
“The great aim of education is not knowledge, but action.”
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