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【Safety Story】The Story of the Safety Officer and the Bridge

2016-11-09View Original

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【The role of safety managers】 “Safety manager, I have the feeling that you don’t play a significant role in the company’s development; on the contrary, you keep asking the company to invest more money. Isn’t it a waste of the company’s costs? ” “Have you walked across the bridge? ” “Walk by. ” “Are there railings on the bridge? ” “Yes. ” “Do you hold the railing when crossing the bridge? ” “Don’t support. ” “So, the railing is useless to you? ” “Of course it’s useful; without railings to protect it, what if someone falls? ” “But you weren’t holding the railing, were you? ” “……But... but there are no railings; I’ll be scared! ” “So, our safety managers are the railings on the bridge! ……” I think this story makes a lot of sense; let’s discuss whether anyone agrees
Reply #22016-11-09
That’s an excellent point. Safety work, safety facilities, and safety measures are things that people usually don’t see or pay much attention to; but it is only when these measures are lacking or problems arise that one realizes the importance of safety.
Reply #32016-11-09
It makes sense – seemingly useless, yet essential!
Reply #42016-11-10
This story is so educational....

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