10 Ideas to Make Safety Suck Less

By: Sam Goodman

Narrated by: Samuel Goodman

A focus on bringing human and organizational performance to life within your organization...

Are you stuck? Do you feel lost? Are your current approaches to the safety of work leaving you frustrated and without the “world-class” safety performance they once promised? Safety is seemingly everywhere in our work worlds, but nothing seems to be getting any better. It’s time for a change.

10 Ideas to Make Safety Suck Less focuses on how to practically apply human and organizational performance within your organization, and will help you revolutionize your approaches to the safety of work (and practically everything else). No matter where you find yourself on your H.O.P. journey, 10 Ideas to Make Safety Suck Less offers valuable insights into bringing human and organizational performance to life within your particular organization. These 10 ideas were developed from Sam’s real-world experiences with leading transformational change and practicing safety and Human and Organizational Performance in high-risk organizations and industries. Inside you will find...

• Ideas to help you bring about fundamental changes within your organization--within safety and beyond.
• Meaningful focus areas for your journey towards better safety .
• Real-world stories and examples of bringing these concepts to life.
• Tactical and actionable items to help get you started or continue you along your journey.
• Resources and tips for planning and pursuing these changes.

10 Ideas to Make Safety Suck Less isn't just a "safety audiobook". It can be best described as a "better way to lead" and "better way to do business" audiobook. It will reshape the way you think about problem-solving, learning, and so much more relating to the safety of work and other areas of critical risk within your organization.

©2022 Samuel Goodman (P)2022 Samuel Goodman

A safety/c-suite must have

Hearing Sam spread the safety gospel first hand, in his own words, what’s not to love? This is a must have and share within any organization looking to make substantial improvements not only to safety but also to their entire corporate culture. GET IT!

Rinse and Repeat. Wordy.

Says in 20 pages what could be said in 20 lines. The Introduction repeats the same points over and over. Sam Goodman is attempting to be Todd Conklin. Nothing original in this book; simply rewords and repeats what others have already written. I could not make it past Chapter 1; the book might improve, but I doubt it.