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Hawk Can Also Give Your Safety Leaders Practical, Proven Techniques That Will Increase Their Influence
It’s rare to find someone who is both a safety professional and an entertaining speaker and trainer. Richard Hawk has been in the safety and health field for more than 30 years. He spent 15 of them as a safety professional in the nuclear industry and as a safety advisor on constructions projects… | more about Richard
Why Choose Richard
You’ve got many excellent speakers to choose from. So why should you choose Richard Hawk? What sets him apart from the rest of the field?
When you hire Richard Hawk, you know you’re getting the world’s leading expert on making safety fun.
Richard’s Topics
- Keynote topics – Book Richard Hawk as your keynote speaker!
- Workshops – Who do more than 10,000 safety leaders turn to when they need training?
- Consulting – The tools you need to create a dynamic and vibrant safety culture!
“You not only lived up to my expectations, you far exceeded them. Practical, insightful, funny and moving. Words can’t even do justice to the information you gave us this week. You have inspired me to inspire others, as well as look at the way I handle things at work and in life. I can truly say that meeting you has altered my life in a way that is hard to explain.”
Latest blog entries
Handling a “Know-It-All” During a Safety Meeting or Presentation
After hosting hundreds of safety meetings, training sessions, and presentations, I’ve picked up a few “handling heckler hacks.” here are the three I’ve found most effective in handling the ever-not-popular know-it-all all who interrupts [...]
Why Make Safety Fun?
Let’s get something straight right off. Fun is not the same as play. Yes, play is fun, or at least it’s supposed to be. But that doesn’t mean that if something is fun it [...]
“Safety Excuses” — 4 Proven Ways to Handle Them
“I didn’t realize you were supposed to (fit any requirement here). “I didn’t put that there!” “Tom said we didn’t have to wear a mask unless we are . . . etc. etc. etc. [...]
