Relentless Safety is a journey, not a number (metric) Throughout my writing on this site (and my book) I’ve explored themes of poor safety practices “And Now… For Something Entirely Different”
Tag: Safety
Safety Isn’t Good (at) Business
But we’re really good at pointing at things… You haven’t lived until you have a conversation like they one I’m about to share with you. “Safety Isn’t Good (at) Business”
Safety Whack-A-Mole… Blindfolded
Sorry, Jason. She’s going to need bed rest!!!! I’d been sitting in a crowded waiting room for hours with Julie, one of the executive assistants “Safety Whack-A-Mole… Blindfolded”
The Sky (PROBABLY) Isn’t Falling…
I don’t usually pander to the flavor of the day, but COVID-19 has permeated every aspect of social media lately. I’m hoping that I can “The Sky (PROBABLY) Isn’t Falling…”
The Only Way To Safety
Year one is in the books! Yesterday marked exactly one year since I started Relentless Safety. It’s been an interesting one. Now, here we are “The Only Way To Safety”
I Got 99 Problems But A Niche Ain’t One
That seemed like a suiting title for my 99th post on Relentless Safety It’s been a crazy road over the last year. As with anything “I Got 99 Problems But A Niche Ain’t One”
Imaginary Safety Unicorns & Rainbows
I F#$@%*& Hate Cooling Towers… Let me explain. I don’t actually hate the existence of cooling towers. I hate that they break down and fail “Imaginary Safety Unicorns & Rainbows”
The Safety Elite
If the safety profession were a gym it would be Planet Fitness That’s mean. Planet Fitness isn’t that bad… OK, now that I’ve turned away “The Safety Elite”
Never Underestimate the Power of What You DON’T Say
Not everything is mutually exclusive As you can imagine, I get a wide variety of comments based on the things I post here on Relentless “Never Underestimate the Power of What You DON’T Say”
Workers Keep Dying, Safety Keeps Chasing Band-Aids
I’m just going to come right out say it. This subject straight pisses me off. When we go around talking about how awesome our companies “Workers Keep Dying, Safety Keeps Chasing Band-Aids”