The Safety Coordinator's First 30 Days - What I Would Do If I Were Starting Over

Starting a new job as a Safety Coordinator can be overwhelming. You’re walking into a workplace where people already have their routines, management has expectations, and you’re suddenly responsible for helping keep everyone safe. So what should you actually do during your first 30 days as a Safety Coordinator? In this video, I’ll walk you through the priorities I believe every new Safety Coordinator should focus on during those first critical weeks. We’ll talk about getting to know the people, learning the workplace, identifying hazards, reviewing the existing safety program, building relationships with management and employees, and—perhaps most importantly—resisting the temptation to change everything on Day One. Your first 30 days aren't about proving how much you know. They're about listening, learning, observing, and building trust. Whether you're brand new to safety, stepping into a Safety Coordinator position for the first time, or simply looking for a better way to approach your role, this video will give you a practical roadmap for getting started. I've spent years working in safety, and I've learned that effective safety isn't just about rules and regulations. It's about people. If you're a new Safety Coordinator, this one is for you. Subscribe to JoCo Safety Solutions for practical, real-world safety advice, OSHA topics, leadership, safety culture, and lessons learned from years in the field. 30-Day Safety Roadmap - 30 Day Safety Coordinator Roadmap https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sr_O... #safety #safetyfirst #leadership #safetyawareness #compliance