You read the title, rolled your eyes, and groaned. “Not another article on safety.” Or, maybe, you said, “Ah-ha, I knew all along safety wasn’t a priority.”
“Safety is our number one priority! Safety First!”
The claims make me cringe. The slogans put safety in competition with production. Are you somebody who declares, “Safety First!” until production, slips, stumbles and falls behind schedule? Perhaps corners are cut, hazards don’t seem so risky. And perhaps injuries happen.
(Pictured Above: Al Thompson, Tronox employee, donating blood to the United Blood Services during the Tronox Company Blood Drive on Feb. 4. Photo courtesy of Trosper Communications)
Shana Hill (United Blood Services), Gary Fuller (Tronox Employee), Connie Hall (Tronox Safety Manager), Al Thompson (Tronox Employee), Renea Thomas (United Blood Services), and Razel Barco (United Blood Services) join together for a group photo after Tronox’s company blood drive
(HENDERSON, Nev.) – Employees from the Tronox Henderson Plant recently took a day off to teach Cashman Middle School students about their profession and opportunities available in the field of engineering. This effort was part of the school’s “Careers in Engineering Day.”
