Building Safer Workplace Environments: Using nudge theory for better hand safety -- Occupational Health & Safety

Building Safer Workplace Environments: Using nudge theory for better hand safety

Date: Friday September 26, 2025 at 2:00pm ET - 1:00pm CT - 11:00am PT

Ready to move beyond basic "wear your PPE" signs?

Despite comprehensive training and clear rules, split-second decisions about hand protection are still leading to preventable injuries. Although traditional safety signs still have their place, introducing subtle environmental changes can dramatically improve safety compliance and create lasting behavioral change. Join us as we explore the science behind nudge theory and discover how to apply it to effective environmental design in safety. Learn how small changes in your workspace can lead to big hand safety improvements.

Learn:

The science behind human decision-making and how environment shapes our choices
Why traditional safety signs and rules often fail to prevent injuries
Key principles for designing environments that support safer choices

About the Speaker:

Sarah Gibson, Hand Safety Specialist, Superior Glove

Sarah Gibson has over 20 years of direct and B2B sales and consulting experience. She has spent time at multiple national and international companies. Her passion for understanding customer needs and keeping employees safe guided her to Superior Glove and to her current role as Hand Safety Program Manager.

Duration: 1 hour

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