Workplace Safety: How to Make It Not Suck!: Your "Not-So-Secret" Guide to Engaging Employees and Driving Results

I wish I could would have had this book 4 years ago when I started out as a safety technician. I am now a safety specialist and feel so defeated most days. I received this book today and finished reading this book today. I’m sure I’ll read it a few more times! This book is encouraging and relatable as I work at a paper plant myself. I love safety committees and all of the ideas of employee engagement. If you are looking for a book full of great ideas for improving safety in the workplace along with making it fun, this is the book.

As a leader and consultant, I'm always looking for new ideas to improve safety behaviors and outcomes. This book is full of great ideas. The author's philosophy/approach toward safety leadership is consistent with my own experience and training. And she provides many practical examples. This is a good read for managers as well as safety professionals, or really anyone who cares about improving their workplace safety.

Workplace safety expert Lisa Buck shares her vast experience and creative ideas to better engage employees and create a workplace safety program the entire organization can be proud of. Over the course of her 20+ year career at multiple facilities, she has developed a number of unique programs and activities that will help you and your team reduce your workplace injuries and incidents through a proactive, methodical, and engaging process that is realistic and FUN. This book is a must read for anyone serious about workplace safety and especially anyone bored with the standard protocols and looking for a new perspective.

Lisa is amazing! I’ve worked with Lisa for years, and share her ideas that she describes in this book to other safety people I work with. If you’re new to safety or feeling a little stuck in a rut, get this book!

I didn't see any value as is like a Safety manual.If you just started on Safety, go for it.Other than that, think twice.-Luis