Rewarding people for being safe.
Listen now
Description
In this engaging episode of The Circus of Safety, hosts Brenton Harrison, Desai Link, and Andrew Evans dive into the controversial topic of rewarding people for being safe. With a mix of lively banter and thoughtful discussion, they explore the potential benefits and drawbacks of safety reward systems, questioning whether such incentives truly promote a culture of safety or simply encourage superficial compliance. The hosts share personal anecdotes and insights, touching on the importance of genuine recognition, the role of management, and the complexities of human motivation. Along the way, they also discuss recent health and safety activities, express gratitude for their supportive listeners, and even delve into the fascinating world of Olympic helmet safety. Whether you're a safety professional or simply interested in the psychology of workplace motivation, this episode offers a thought-provoking and entertaining look at the rewards and challenges of promoting safety in the modern world.
More Episodes
In Season 2, Episode 22 of The Circus of Safety, Andrew Evans, Desai Link, and Brenton Harrison dive into the complex relationship between safety and efficiency. They explore how organisations with poor safety records can benefit from prioritising safety, the intricate balance between safety...
Published 11/22/24
In this bonus episode of "The Circus of Safety," host Brenton Harrison sits down with safety expert Christl Aggus for a profound discussion on the so-called "dark arts" in innovative safety practices. From unconventional methods and ethical dilemmas to the subtle art of strategic influence,...
Published 11/18/24
Published 11/18/24