Join BROWZ and the National Safety Council for an online demonstration of the Council's free tools and resources available to you through the Journey to Safety Excellence. This webinar will be hosted by Dr. Amy Harper of the National Safety Council.

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Website Features and Benefits

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Presenters
Pat Cunningham, M.S.
Director, Safety & Auditing Services, BROWZ
Amy K. Harper, Ph.D. Senior Program Manager National Safety Council

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Common Attributes of Safety Excellence
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Safety integrated into business operation systems
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Management commitment to safety improvement, regardless of current safety performance
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Worker engagement and participation in the safety process
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Use of both lagging and leading safety performance measurements
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Unrelenting focus on reduction of risk
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Appreciation of the value of safety to business vitality

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Business Case for Safety
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$37,000 saved for each lost-time injury prevented
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$1,390,000 saved for each fatality prevented
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Every $1 invested in safety = $3 - $6 ROI
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Examining a company’s safety performance helps investors increase their returns
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95% of American business executives believe that investing in workplace safety improves financial performance

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No. Companies
Safety Performance
Voluntary Participation
Enforcement
Motivate Change
Objective
Shared Challenge:
“Moving the Curve”
Capture Best Practices
Translate Best Practices
Invited Participation

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Journey Objectives
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Educate employers on the importance of safety in the workplace, reaching 1 million employees over the next three years
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Offer compelling evidence demonstrating the value of investing in safety
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Provide a roadmap for continuous improvement in safety performance through the Journey model
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Help identify critical safety performance gaps and determine next steps
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Make available resources for learning about specific safety topics and point to appropriate training or learning materials
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Provide a community for people to share best practices, ask questions, and network with others

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Journey Audience
The Business Owner/Manager
The Accidental Safety Manager
The Safety Professional
The Established Safety Executive
Why should I care about and invest in safety?
Where should I start?
How much money and time do I need to invest?
What’s worked for others?
How do I get started?
Can I do this myself?
What can I implement right away?
What resources can I distribute to my employees?
How can I adopt more leading indicators for safety measurement?
How does my location benchmark nationally?
How do I get my safety ideas funded?
What is the best way to make the business case to my executive team?
What can I do to influence a higher level of safety performance in my organization?
How do I support the needs of my contractors/suppliers in their safety efforts?
How can I get recognition for my company’s safety performance?

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Journey Website
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Measure
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Self-assessment
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Employee perception survey
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Incident rate calculator
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Learn
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6 Guides with 100+ safety topics and 600+ resources
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Training, webinars, articles, tips, tools
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Engage
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Connect and network with peers
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Share best practices and lessons learned
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Recognize safety “leaders”
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Ask questions

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Join the Journey
Click
“Join Today!”
Visit nsc.org/journey

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Join the Journey

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Journey Home Page

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Questions?
Pat Cunningham, M.S.
Director, Safety & Auditing Services, BROWZ
Amy K. Harper, Ph.D. Senior Program Manager National Safety Council

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Measure Performance

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Measure Performance
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Add leading indicators of safety performance to your metric suite
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Take a snapshot of your safety culture
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Assess your safety management system
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Calculate and graph incident rates
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Benchmark your performance against industry standards

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Journey Home Page

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Journey Tools Page
Link to your personal Tools Dashboard for:
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Status of survey completion
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Saved reports
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Your incident data

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Journey Tools Dashboard

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Incident Rate Calculator

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Incident Rate Calculator

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Perception Survey
NSC Employee Safety Perception Survey

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System Assessment

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Learn and Find Resources

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Learn and Find Resources
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Explore available resources for a specific safety topic
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Find and download free apps and etools
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View free webinars
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Complete a training needs assessment based on your role within your organization
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Find classroom training scheduled in your area
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Purchase an NSC training course or publication

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Journey Home Page

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Journey Guides
6 Guides
Over 100 Safety Topics
Over 600 Resources

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Journey Guides
Topic Introduction
Sub-Topics to Choose From
Featured Resource
Testimonials
Resources for
the Topic

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Journey Guides

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Journey Guides
Resource Type

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Journey Guides

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Engage with Others

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Engage
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Complete your profile so others can know you
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Connect with (and accept connection requests from) other Journey members
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Ask a question
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Join in a conversation in a discussion thread
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Share a best practice or safety tip

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Safety Talk

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My Profile

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Ask a question

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Ask a question

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Ask a question
File
Suggestion
Q&A
Discussion

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Ask a question

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Respond to a post

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Email another member

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Email another member
Other option is “Everyone”

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But Wait, There’s More!

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News
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View upcoming events of interest to the safety community or publicize your own
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See or submit safety awards, designations, or recognitions achieved by individuals or organizations
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Be first to try out the newest and most noteworthy additions to the Journey Guides

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Journey News

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Journey News

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Thank You
Pat Cunningham, M.S. Director, Safety & Auditing Services, BROWZ
Amy K. Harper, Ph.D. Senior Program Manager National Safety Council