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Facing tough feedback after a safety audit can be challenging, but keeping spirits up and teams motivated starts with understanding the root cause of the feedback. Was it truly a result of employees not doing their jobs, or could it be due to unclear or ineffective communication of operating procedures? To keep morale high, itâs important to show the team that weâre not just assigning blame. Instead, we're focused on ensuring they have a better understanding of not only what needs to be done but exactly whatâs required and why. By addressing gaps in communication and management, we empower employees to succeed and foster a culture of support and continuous improvement.
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Receiving tough feedback after a safety audit can be challenging, but it is crucial to maintain team morale and motivation. I begin by acknowledging the areas for improvement identified in the audit, expressing gratitude to the team for their hard work and commitment to safety. I then frame the feedback as an opportunity for growth and learning, emphasizing that setbacks are a natural part of the journey towards a safer workplace. To keep spirits up, I organize team-building activities that foster camaraderie and a sense of shared purpose, reminding everyone of the importance of their contributions.