THE WAY PEOPLE THINK ABOUT SAFETY IS EVOLVING.
JOIN US AT THE LEADING EDGE.
Finally, an effective approach to minimising the impact of inattention on safety performance.
Finally, an effective approach to minimising the impact of inattention on safety performance
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What you pay attention to is a habit. By “paying attention” we mean what you look out for to enable you to see and avoid. For many people, what they pay attention to is not optimal, and this puts them at risk of having an incident.
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Changing any habit takes more than a one-off training session.
At HabitSafe, we’re passionate about changing people’s habits for the better, so they pay more attention as they go about their day-to-day activities at work, at home and on the road.
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If you’re serious about making a difference to the well-being and safety of your people …. If you’re serious about reducing incidents with a program that is relevant, proactive, engaging and has longevity …. Get in touch with us today.
Finally, an effective approach to minimising the impact of inattention on safety performance.
Finally, an effective approach to minimising the impact of inattention on safety performance
​
What you pay attention to is a habit. By “paying attention” we mean what you look out for to enable you to see and avoid. For many people, what they pay attention to is not optimal, and this puts them at risk of having an incident.
​
Changing any habit takes more than a one-off training session.
At HabitSafe, we’re passionate about changing people’s habits for the better, so they pay more attention as they go about their day-to-day activities at work, at home and on the road.
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If you’re serious about making a difference to the well-being and safety of your people …. If you’re serious about reducing incidents with a program that is relevant, proactive, engaging and has longevity …. Get in touch with us today.
WHAT WE ARE ABOUT
Our aim is to help people prevent incidents.
We work with clients to develop leading edge behavioural programs
that achieve a step-change in safety performance.
We use the latest neuroscience and behavioural research
to influence people’s subconscious processes in a “safety 24/7” context
so they can control better what they do to avoid incidents.
"Let him who would move the world
first move himself."
— Socrates
