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Episode 299

11 minutes ago
2 min read

11/12/26

Topic: Safety Saturation: Creating a Safety Culture in Your Company

Guest: Dylan Romo, Director of Loss Prevention, PestSure

In this episode we discuss:

  • Our sponsors Coalmarch by Workwave, PestSure, Voice for Pest, Forshaw & PestPac by WorkWave

  • PMP Industry Insiders Peer Groups & Conference

  • The concept of “safety saturation,” where safety becomes deeply rooted in a company’s DNA so that employees operate safely even when no one is watching

  • Why some traditional safety programs fail by becoming mere overlays or “frosting” rather than internalized values

  • The balance of using incentives like the “carrot and the stick” to foster personal ownership of safety among employees

  • How small business owners can prioritize safety to protect their long-standing company reputation and avoid catastrophic incidents

  • How minimizing losses is the only effective way to manage insurance costs and avoid the impact of rising auto and worker’s comp claims

  • How to approach safety culture development by “meeting companies where they are” rather than relying on a rigid, universal checklist

  • Using GPS tracking and vehicle safety systems to create empirical data that supports positive behavioral change and accountability

  • How to reduce the risks associated with employee fatigue and stress, especially in industries that frequently utilize take-home company vehicles

  • The value of formalizing incident investigations—including for near misses—to remove the stigma of blame and create a non-punitive environment for learning

  • How telematics and dashcams can be used not just for correcting bad driving, but for highlighting positive performance and fostering daily safety conversations

  • The need for having an accountability system that complements training to ensure safety remains an active part of the company culture

Notable: "(Safety saturation is) the concept that a company can have safety so rooted in its DNA and that it can be so much a part of who they are as an entity that everything they do, every decision that they make kind of flows through this lens of safety or this filter of safety." —Dylan Romo, PestSure

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