Why should non-HSE professionals opt for HSE as part of their KPI during the goal-setting process?

While HSE is typically associated with professionals who have specialized in this field, it is essential for all employees to understand and to be part of a safety culture. Non-HSE professionals should opt for HSE as part of their KPI because it provides a comprehensive understanding of the importance of safety in the workplace. By understanding and adopting a safety culture, employees can prevent injuries, incidents, and environmental damage, leading to a safer workplace for everyone. Additionally, HSE is essential for the long-term success of an organization, as it can improve the company's reputation and reduce costs associated with incidents and legal penalties.


1. Safety is everyone's responsibility: Regardless of their job role, all employees have a role to play in maintaining a safe and healthy workplace. 2. Improved performance and productivity: When employees prioritize HSE as part of their KPI, they are more likely to adopt safe work practices, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries. This, in turn, can improve productivity and help them sustain a higher level of performance.
3. Legal and financial implications: To avoid running to the court and face the judiciary often (on a lighter note)
4. Improved employee morale: When employees feel safe and valued in the workplace, they are more likely to be engaged, motivated, and more productive.
5. Long-term success: Just like how HSE is crucial to the long-term success of an organization, it can be crucial to the success of each individual contributor as well. Put in simple words - a worker can have all his limbs for a lifetime, a supervisor can enjoy working with his favorite workers until his retirement, a manager can always extract the optimal performance from his team.

Prioritizing HSE as part of the goal-setting process can contribute to a positive work environment, improving employee morale and job satisfaction and thereby supporting the creation of a sustainable and successful organization that prioritizes the health and safety of its employees and the protection of the environment.

In case you feel like adding more info or criticizing, the comment section is open to you.

Thank you.... Cheers to a long weekend...

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