Safety Perception Survey

Measure employee attitudes and establish the baseline you need to begin improving your safety culture.

Because attitudes affect actions, the Safety Perception Survey places emphasis on what employees think and believe. Measuring gaps between manager and front line worker viewpoints, the SPS creates a baseline from which to begin improvements. To keep the momentum, CoreMedia supports you by prescribing action items, providing learning resources, facilitating workshops, and training your trainers on ideological topics.

The Safety Perception Survey includes a total of 99 yes-no questions, which can be administered online or by traditional pencil-to-scan forms. These can be supplemented with onsite interviews for even greater insight.

Sample Table

Percent Positive and Perception Gaps

The mere process of having everyone respond to the same series of questions unites. It says, "This is important. We want to know what you think."

From a pure technical standpoint, the survey establishes a baseline measurement of employee attitudes and perceptions across 21 statistically validated Safety Culture Indicators. Its results present a clear barometer of the health and condition of an organization's safety culture, as well as:

• Pinpoints strengths and weaknesses of statistically proven incident-prevention factors.
• Anchors a long-term strategy to achieve a safety culture of sustainable excellence.
• Exposes how well executive-level leadership goals and values reach front-line workers.
• Identifies safety system improvements that will fine-tune processes that drive performance.
• Establishes priorities that build on strengths and overcome weaknesses.