Safety Sucks!: The Bull $H!# in the Safety Profession They Don’t Tell You About.

De: Samuel Uriah Goodman

Narrado por: Samuel Goodman

"A thorough and needed rebuke of the modern safety profession." (Anonymous)

Change is hard, I get it. But, we move beyond bad ideas by introducing better ideas. I truly believe that by continuing to have these hard conversations in an upfront, honest, and fun way, we cultivate betterment. The safety profession has been stagnant for far too long. Safety folks are abused and misused; they’re often underpaid and overworked; they are undervalued and not appreciated; they find themselves being blamed and shamed when accidents occur; they are torn between the front line and management, they have been forced to knowingly promote flawed, ineffective and disproven safety management systems - to preach from a bible in which they do not believe, and its time for all of that to change.

©2020 Samuel Goodman (P)2020 Samuel Goodman

Much appreciated perspective

Calling it like it is but GSD. Realizing there are others out there and confirming I’m not insane. However I still have hope in the process when I hear his perspective.

Deserves a wider audience!

Loved this book so much! Dynamic narration, great energy and just so much fun! I think anyone who works with safety professionals will also get so much out of this!

Real

Such a good book. Love how real your book is. Could be better if you focused on the positive side of safety.

Nailed It

This place was built before OSHA was an agency, so its grandfathered in. Errrgggg!@#$%*
When that other guy was here, we never had to follow those rules.
I have heard it all. This book is spot on.

Worth it

This is worth the read if you are tied to Safety in any capacity. This book has given me the strength to continue and to call out the Bull sh*t when needed.

No Real Information

As an EHS person, this book(?) offered nothing but a blog post rant about how disrespected safety personal are but no real insite. Sorry I wasted the credit.

Angry book with some good points.

This book has some very valid points. The Author has extreme biases against education, certifications, and professional societies that affected the usefulness of this publication.