Nudge Theory for Hand Safety: Strategies for Safer Decisions

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Nudge Theory in Action: Enhancing Hand Safety at Work

Preventing hand injuries requires more than training programs and safety signs - requires a deeper understanding of how workers make decisions. Nudge theory offers an innovative solution by using subtle environmental and behavioral cues to encourage safer choices without force or coercion.

Join us as we break down the core principles of nudge theory and explore how they can be strategically applied to enhance hand safety. From visual guides to timely feedback and the power of social proof, you’ll learn how small, targeted changes to your workplace environment can lead to big safety improvements.

Learn:

How visual guides can reduce cognitive load and influence safer decisions
The role of feedback mechanisms in providing real-time reinforcement and corrections
How social proof and timely interventions work together to shape safer workplace behavior

Speakers

Patrick McDonald

National Hand Safety Program Manager, Superior Glove

Patrick has over 16 years of experience working as a Safety Professional. He specializes in developing safety solutions in the industrial manufacturing industry.

Michael Johannesson

Hand Safety Specialist, Superior Glove

For the past 17 years, Michael has been working at Superior Glove with a goal of reducing or eliminating hand and arm injuries. With more than 25 years of corporate and direct sales experience, Mr. Johannesson is respected as a valuable partner for finding protective solutions in the industrial marketplace.

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