"If it's not documented, it didn't happen"

This can be taken poorly, but we use it when talking about in-house inspections and how you want to make sure everything is documented. This is not meant to be used out of context.

Ours for this year is "You see it, you own it". This is to encourage employees if they see something, they need to say something. Taking the time to contact a supervisor could be too late for that employee.

If you see something, say something

Choose to Work Safe

One thing I would like to look at with our safety committee is working on a safety vision. Really focus in on what we intend to do and how we will get there and what we offer to the site. Through safety leadership. I believe in the slogan, but I think having a vision gives the team the purpose. Just two cents, not sure it makes sense, but that’s what I would like to do.

The one that has stuck with me is accompanied by a drawing of a donkey and follows a theme of not allowing my foolish self to get hurt today.

“Mission First, Safety Always”

I really like: “Safety is a value, not a priority.”

“Safety 365”
“Safety at work, safety at home”
“We live for safety”

Just a few generic ones to get this thread started