by David Sarkus | Dec 17, 2012 | Safety Culture
When I’m speaking in front of various groups of workers, I often ask each person to scan the room. I do this in order to let them know that they’re looking at their “families” – their “families at work.” These are the individuals they spend...
by David Sarkus | Nov 16, 2012 | Safety Culture
It’s easy to write people off by their appearance. Maybe it’s someone who doesn’t dress or speak like you. Maybe they have different interests than you, your co-workers, or your friends. Or as one of my business acquaintances often states,...
by David Sarkus | Sep 24, 2012 | Safety Culture
If you know Chicago, you’ve come to realize that it’s no ordinary place. Chicago is a very special world-class city, with great people and wonderful hospitality. And whenever I’m in Chicago for business, I often try to visit one of my favorite places,...
by David Sarkus | Aug 23, 2012 | Safety Culture
In January of 1986, along with my coworkers outside of the Kennedy Space Center Headquarters Building, I watched the Space Shuttle Challenger catastrophe and was brought to tears. It was an event that I will never forget! Cues to this national disaster...
by David Sarkus | Jul 4, 2012 | Safety Culture
Arguably, Fulton Walker of the Miami Dolphins had one of the finest special teams’ performances in Super Bowl history. In 1983, Super Bowl XVII, Fulton had four kickoff returns for 190 yards and one touchdown. His touchdown of 98-yards was the...
