Training & Education

Building a Safety Culture

In general, feed and grain companies conduct operations in a way that promotes production first and safety second. Even the notion of putting “safety first” does not by itself promote a safe workplace. Safety is an attitude and should not be thought of as “first” or “second,” but should be integrated into all thought processes throughout a business. Undoubtedly, the most influential source of a company’s safety culture is the location manager due to their daily contact with...
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Building a Safety Culture

Location managers are critical.

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