Southern Ohio Safety Council Safety 4 C's - "How to Prepare for Safety" May 18, 2021 - Jerry Cline, CSHM Safety Specialist
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Southern Ohio Safety Council Safety 4 C’s – “How to Prepare for Safety” May 18, 2021 • Jerry Cline, CSHM • Safety Specialist
Jerry Cline, CSHM Safety Consulting / Trainer • McAuliffe’s Industrial – EHS Specialist – 2019 - present • Honda Transmission Mfg. - Safety Leader – 2000-2019 (retired) • AGC (AP Technoglass Mfg.) – Safety/Environmental Coord. – 1986-2000 • TRC of Ohio – Project Technician Supervisor – 1976 - 1984
is part of a third-generation family business founded in 1920,
located in Marysville, Ohio.
By providing quality cutting tools, MRO consumables, PPE,
precision tools and inventory cost controls through integrated
solutions for their customers, McAuliffe’s has become a
leader in the industrial distribution field. WBE
McAuliffe’s is committed to promoting safety and safe Women’s
practices at home and at work. Business
Enterprise
McAuliffes Industrial
1297 West Fifth Street
Marysville, OH 43040
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Be Prepared by -
Think Safety: 24/7
Work (School) – Home - Roadways
• Safety Impacts us All!
• Directly or Indirectly
• We need to have “Situational Awareness”
• Know there is always “A SAFER WAY”. . .
Think Safety: Emergency Preparedness • Fire extinguisher locations • Emergency exits • First Aid Kits / AED
Think Safety:
Away from Work or School
• Home projects
• Automobile safety
• Sports activities
• We all are “Safety officers” for someone -
your children, younger siblings, co-
workers, other
• Competence
SAFETY 4 C’S • Compassion
• Commitment
• Communication• Recognize importance of the 4 C’s
• Identify ways to demonstrate –
Objectives • Competence,
• Compassion,
• Commitment,
• CommunicationPrepared for safety emergency?
US Airways Flight 1549
Airbus A320-214
US Airways Flight 1549
On January 15, 2009, US Airways Flight 1549,
an Airbus A320 on a flight from New York City's
LaGuardia Airport to Charlotte, North Carolina,
struck a flock of birds shortly after take-off,
losing all engine power. Unable to reach any
airport for an emergency landing, pilots
Chesley Sullenberger and Jeffrey Skiles glided
the plane to a ditching in the Hudson River off
Midtown Manhattan. All 155 people on board
were rescued by nearby boats, with a few
serious injuries.Years of being conscientious, thorough and
precise in daily duties
Utilized situational awareness
Captain Sully’s
Journey to Trained for all types of emergencies
Competence
Learned from other major airline events
Visualized what to do to make it successfulWhat Is • Possessing skills, knowledge,
Competence? qualifications, and capacities to do job
properly and safely
• Comes with training, education, and
experienceHow to Develop Competence
1 2
Know how to safely perform Understand what is expected
your work of you
• Ask supervisor for directionHow to Develop Competence
• Practice situational awareness
• Scan your environment for hazards
• Consider how machinery, facilities, people, conditions may change
• Understand potential hazards
• Formulate mental plan for how to handle / avoid hazardsFocus on Focus on task at hand
Visualize completing task
Visualize accurately and safely
How to Develop
Competence
Mentally review safe work
Review practices to follow
Consider how your
competence contributes
Consider to safety for you and
others• Competence alone isn’t enough
Importance of • You MUST care about your co-workers
and demonstrate compassion
Compassion
• Demonstrate compassion
• “If there’s a problem that I can help
fix, I want to help fix it”• Helps foster safer work environment
• Means extending concern to others
What Is
• Integral part of teamwork
Compassion?
• Important and inspiring quality
• Shared sense
• Passes between human beingsDeveloping Compassion
1 2 3 4
Take ownership Act safely Choose to act, Make safe
of your safety rather than choices
and safety of standing by and
others watchingWhat Is • Being present in the moment
Commitment? • Dig deep, be mindful of situation
• Stay focused on task at hand
• Be fully engaged in safetyWhat Is Commitment?
Staying on point, Choosing safe Preparing you to
day in and day behavior over face once-in-a-
out risky behavior lifetime momentsHow to Demonstrate Commitment
1 2 3 4
Show up on time Be ready for work Lend a hand Be thoughtfully
• Not tired when needed and mindfully
• Not distracted aware
• Not unpreparedImportance of Commitment
Doing the little
Never know when Commit to safety,
things prepares us
we’ll be tested day in and day out
for the big thingsCommitting to Work Safely
Commit to Follow safety
making safe Don’t take Don’t be procedures
Intentional A choice
choices every shortcuts complacent every time you
time perform a taskComplacency • Opposite of commitment • Cutting corners • Compromising on safety • Leads to hazardous work environment
Worked 40 only had one accident
Remember –
Don’t be complacent or take
shortcuts . . .
or it could be life changing!
2036.00Importance of Communication
Precise, open
communication
Communication Open-ended questions
Skills to Have
• Encourages full, meaningful
answer
• Begin with “why” or “how” or
“tell me about…”Clear Communication is important (it’s more than emails or texting!!
Summary Competence • Being the best you can be at your job – prepared for what might happen Compassion • Valuing human life • Making safe choices • Choosing to act when help is needed
Summary Commitment • Being mindful and present in the moment • Being dedicated to safety • Avoiding complacency Communication • Actively listening to others • Articulating your perspective with others
• Are you prepared for
safety?
• Will you prepare now?
• Use the 4C’s to make a
difference in safety.
• Competence
• Compassion
• Commitment
• CommunicationTHANK YOU!
Stay Safe
“A SAFER WAY”
Jerry Cline, CSHM
EHS Safety Specialist
IBC / McAuliffes Industrial
1297 West Fifth Street
Marysville, OH 43040
Cell: 937-597-4295
jerry.cline@mcauliffes.com
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