Recently OSHA has been making waves in the "incentive program" arena and in most cases, rightfully so! But incentive programs DO WORK when they are IMPLEMENTED and MEASURED PROPERLY! The big concern with incentives is that the employer puts too much emphasis on the end results and NOT ON the SAFETY PROCESS that produces the end results. So this article I will offer a way that we can use PEER PRESSURE in a POSITIVE way, rather than the old traditional way where accidents/injuries may get hidden.  Last year I wrote about "safety activities" that should make up a safety incentive program; and let me state it again... NO INCENTIVE PROGRAM should be tied entirely to accident rates or number of injuries! Rather we MUST MEASURE the safety process and let the results fall where they may! Here is a little trick that will have your plant's incentive program hopping...

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#2 JB 2013-06-10 18:15
My company has been looking into an incentive program. I forwarded this to our president and he is questioning the program and how to implement such a program. Looking forward to the next article about the scorecard.
#1 JJ Bilimek 2013-05-30 17:24
Looking forward to the next article about the scorecard!

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