Loading ...About: Alan D. Quilley, CRSP
Email: aquilley@safetyresults.ca
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Alan D. Quilley is the President and owner of Safety Results Ltd., Sherwood Park, Alberta. Alan is a Canadian Registered Safety Professional who has worked in the Health and Safety Field for over three decades.
His safety management career includes leading the OH&S efforts in the Municipal, Transportation and Health Care sectors. Alan’s experience as an OH&S Officer for the Alberta Government rounds out his extensive experience in a variety of industry sectors including Oil & Gas and Forestry.
Alan is a popular guest speaker at conferences and after 12 years with the University of Alberta, Faculty of Extension's Occupational Health and Safety Certificate Program, Alan played an improtant role in the development and delivery of N.A.I.T.’s new OH&S Diploma Program.
His engaging, entertaining and outspoken presentation style is extremely well received by participants in his courses and seminars. His real life experiences and stories help make safety “real”. His evidence based advice and assistance helps others realize safety excellent results.
His recently published book “The Emperor Has No Hard Hat – Achieving REAL Workplace Safety Results” outlines an Integrated Safety Management System that is helping corporations from large to small reach for excellence. The Emperor Has No Hard Hat received honorable mention on the Globe & Mail’s list of the Best Business Books of 2006.
Part 2 of Alan's "25 Signs You Might be a Safety Geek" appear in his new book, "Creating & Maintaining a Practical Based Safety Culture©".
Articles by Alan D. Quilley, CRSP:
- 25 Signs You Might Be a Safety Geek, 05 May 2011 in Training and Leadership
- Safety Rewards that Yield Safety Improvements, Part 3, 29 Sep 2009 in Safety Economics
- 3 Reasons Not to Name an ‘Employee of the Month’, 29 Sep 2009 in Safety Economics
- Safety Rewards that Yield Safety Improvements, Part 2, 22 Sep 2009 in Safety Economics
- 5 Traps to Avoid, 22 Sep 2009 in Safety Economics
- 25 More Signs You Might Be a Safety Geek, 16 Sep 2009 in Training and Leadership
- Safety Rewards That Yield Safety Improvements, 15 Sep 2009 in Safety Economics
- What Our Moms Taught Us About Safety, 11 Jun 2009 in The Safety Profession and Your Career
- The Quilley Response to the Pardy Rebuttal, 29 May 2009 in Safety Economics
- The ABCs of Human Behavior Can’t Fail… They Just Are!, 19 May 2009 in Safety Economics