Three keys to strengthen safety

May 18, 2024
Three keys to strengthen safety

by Shawn Kitchner
Vice President of Operations and Logistics, Nelson-Jameson, Inc.

 

Insight on worker safety

Nelson-Jameson VP of Operations and Logistics, Shawn Kitchner, recently authored a piece in Inbound Logistics addressing worker safety using effective communication practices. Here is a sneak peek at his article: 

"Safety is a top priority for any supply chain organization, and communication is paramount to safe operations. Here are three ways effective communication can mitigate operational risks and strengthen safety across the supply chain."

  1. Communication with suppliers and vendors

  2. Communication with employees

  3. Communication mechanisms

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