The Safety Culture Ladder has made Eneco safer
Many companies have covered the subject of safety just fine with all kinds of agreements and rules. But an important component is often forgotten. By attitude and behaviour of
The Safety Culture Ladder is designed to be applicable across all sectors and to organisations of any size. From construction, industry and energy to healthcare, the service sector and the public sector. Attitudes and behaviour play a role in safe and healthy working practices everywhere. The SCL helps to reduce the number of unsafe and unhealthy situations in the workplace. This results in fewer incidents, less absenteeism and reduced damage. A safe working environment is important for every business, regardless of the sector.
Find out how the Safety Culture Ladder can help improve safety within your own organisation and in your collaboration with contractors.
Check out the various testimonails below.
Many companies have covered the subject of safety just fine with all kinds of agreements and rules. But an important component is often forgotten. By attitude and behaviour of
Dieter van Delft of ProRail can pretty much be seen as the spiritual father of the Safety Culture Ladder. He loves
At BAM Netherlands, the Safety Culture Ladder (SCL) has found fertile ground. The various facets of the philosophy form one of two streams there
Safety at work cannot be achieved through safety rules alone. The basis for a safe work environment is formed by attitudes, behaviour and culture. The Safety Culture Ladder encourages organisations and their suppliers to work safely and healthily, without distinguishing between clients, contractors and suppliers. Working safely achieved by working together. The SCL breaks down levels of safety awareness and behaviour into five steps.