Do you know your supervisor’s mode of operation?

The supervisor should intervene any time an employee or visitor performs an unsafe act or is in the shop without the proper personal protective equipment.

The supervisor is the champion for safety and makes sure the shop remains safe.

Tidiness Cheerleader

The shop must be kept clean for safety, efficiency and morale reasons. All clean-up for individual jobs should be a part of, and charged to, the individual job.

The supervisor should arrange for periodic clean projects to keep the entire shop area and the yard tidy.

Support your supervisors.

Joel Levitt has trained over 6,000 maintenance leaders from over 3,000 organizations. Since 1980, he has been the president of Springfield Resources, a management consulting firm that services a variety of clients on a wide range of maintenance issues.