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Strategic Safety Associates' mission is to create and implement significant improvements in loss control, motivation and culture by overcoming longstanding obstacles to performance.

We implement four processes; each includes a set of physical and mental skills for taking effectiveness to a higher level, for safer behaviors at work and home, and for safety performance, injury prevention, and cultural gains. All our interventions focus on making relatively small adjustments that result in significant and lasting gains. Emphasis is both on realizing immediate returns and mid-term strategies for continuing, deeper improvements.

MoveSMART®

MoveSMART® is a process for preventing personal "movement-related" injuries. We currently offer the following MoveSMART® modules:     

  • Strength & Control: to prevent strains, sprains, soft tissue, and back injuries
  • Advancing Strength & Control
  • FallSAFE Boosting Balance: to prevent slips, trips and falls
  • HandSMART©: to prevent finger, hand, wrist and arm injuries
  • OfficeSMART: to prevent injuries to office staff, including reduction of negative stress and fatigue
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SafetyLeadership™

A customized training system for presentations and consultations for executives, managers, and/or supervisors. Helping organizational leaders hone strategies and skills to maximize returns from safety.
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PersonalControl™ (Preventing Accident Repetition)

A system for helping "accident repeaters" break the chain of accident repetition. For those who have had several injuries, this entails skills for changing attitudes, actions and outlook towards safer behaviors and communications. Focus is also on creating cultural support to prevent accident repetition with others.
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DirectAttention™

A training process for boosting skills and strategies for attention control. Attention Control is a critical element for successful performance in anything, especially safety. Boosting Performance in Organizational and Personal Safety: 'Attention' initiates behavior and is a key factor in all performance. Many safety professionals agree the inability to direct and control attention is a contributing factor in a wide range of injuries.
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