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Feature Story
MANAGING CHANGE
A Safety Management Perspective, Part 1 of 2
Wayne Pardy, CRSP
Big changes are taking place in workplaces across this continent. These are not safety changes, per se. They're changes in economic, social and political structures. But they're having an impact on health, safety and environmental issues. If you choose to sit back and wait for change to happen, you may not like what you get when changes filter down to you. A better approach is to be active. That doesn't mean resisting change. It means managing it. From a safety management perspective, those who do the best job in strategic planning with the known will be the best prepared for the unknown.
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