Date	Class (Click for details)	Location	Register
October 21-22, 2010	The Art of Safety Live 2-Day Workshop	Thunder Bay, Ontario	register

Communication, as we all know, is most often, the under-rated yet vital link to any successful endeavor, especially safety programs.

Don’t let a simple communication problem
lead YOU and your programs to ineffectiveness.

Sometimes, depending on the people or the situation, it requires more than just simple directions. Learn to communicate with command presence and charisma.  Inspire and engage your workforce, teammates and managers.

Experience the most empowering, educational and entertaining workshop sessions in safety training anywhere. Gary Phillips, author of The Art of Safety, will show you how to unleash new leadership skills that will find new and innovative solutions for your safety program. 

Your words and actions must be believable… they must be congruent to be trusted and convey intelligence, integrity, liability and credibility. Leaders lacking these important skills will not gain the support and influence the desire and deserve.

Quality Communication is a continuous learning process... Most of us are not born with charisma and command presence. It must be developed through training and education, observed by watching others, and absorbed through hands-on experiences. It is a continuous learning process, and should be part of the professional development of every manager, supervisor or leader.

Gary’s live events are like a living, breathing, how-to manual that will spark your imagination and boost your communication, so when you speak, you will be HEARD. This workshop will send you out the door with a smarter way to communicate and easy to implement safety systems you can use to properly position your safety program.

We hear all the time from those on the front line that The Art of Safety is changing more than safety programs, the book and program are changing lives.

The techniques taught in The Art of Safety will revolutionize the way safety programs are delivered. Every professional and safety representative needs a copy of this book.
~Dr. Richard Bandler, co-creator of NeuroLinguistic Programming

I was blown away by how easy it is to make little changes that revolutionized our safety performance.
~Pat Miller – Supt. Health, Safety & Training – Abitibi / Bowater

Being a construction safety professional, I often need creative ways to promote safety. This book will become my recommended must read for both front line supervisors and project management. The workshop material comes across in an interesting way that both can relate to, take something from, and use.
~Christopher Nicholas – Senior Safety Engineer

Would that I had Gary’s training and book years ago. Many health and safety meetings I attended over the years would have been shorter, more effective, and, in fact, enjoyable. This guidebook could have spared me many hours of frustration.
~William Baarschers, Ph.D., Lakehead University

Gary’s live events and the book The Art of Safety seamlessly blends advanced communication concepts into the world of occupational safety. A treasure trove of practical tools for every practitioner.
~Michael Grinder, author of Charisma – The Art of Relationships

Practical! Readable! Insightful! A breath of fresh air for everyone involved in health and well being, in any workplace on the planet.
~Cecil L. Demers, Chief Executive Officer, Ontario Forestry Safe Workplace Association

In the Art of Safety Live Events you will learn:

What to say… Quality and complete communication is just as essential to your safety program as having the right safety program, apparatus, equipment and people. You and how you communicate are the MAJOR part of the solution to an effective safety program and controlling any emergency scene.  Communicate control and command not chaos.

How to look…  What are people thinking each time you step up to speak… Every time you step in front of a group of people, they are trying to figure out who you are. They are looking at your entire presentation, not just what you say but how you say it… are you in command of the situation, do you know what you are doing? All those questions arise in the eye of the observer as they determine whether to take you and your programs seriously.

How to act… Your physical presence, your mannerisms, your gestures can draw people to listen to you and follow you. Learn to project self-confidence through your body language and how you carry yourself. Learn to physically exhibit your knowledge, skills and abilities.

Attend An ART OF SAFETY LIVE EVENT

Learn to provide confidence and credibility to your workers, your teammates, your company, and your community.

Don’t let a simple communication problem lead YOU and your programs to ineffectiveness.