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Introducing a new series with Ron Gantt! In this first episode, Ron shares one key tip that he has learned throughout the years that could help upcoming safety professionals and how curiosity can put you in the right mindset. Join the conversation in this #ClientSideChat !

Boretti, Inc. is a veteran in the environmental industry. We have enhanced our offerings to support your Environmental Management Systems (EMS) with our partner, SGS. We are proud to announce that we can assess, organize and write, train, and assist for your ISO 14001 development and needs. Contact us today!

Check out our online exhibitor profile through Whova and while you’re there, you can enter our raffle for a HyperX Cloud II Headset!

#FridayQuote Even if you are on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there. - Will Rodgers Stagnation, whether it be in the economy or in an organizational process, is the enemy of business. Safety, like business, must align and adapt to be part of continual improvement. Safety professionals know this, focusing on what their marketplace needs now and into the future in order to be the catalyst and plan for positive change. Business is not the enemy of safety...: complacency is. #betterbusinessthroughsafety, #borettiinc, #ClientSideChats See more

We have a ton of great information about what we do on our exhibitor profile through Whova. But if you’d like to ask us a question in person, we’ll be at Booth #87 next week! #sjvma #manufacturing

Today’s #ClientSideChat will focus on the people behind the scenes who help support the success of our businesses. Debra Dominguez and Bianca Paramo share their experiences and perspectives on safety. Listen in on today’s very special dual interview to hear the vital roles our support systems play!

#FridayQuote Business opportunities are like buses, there’s always another one coming. - Richard Branson If you own your own business or ever run one, there are days it seems like you’ll never get over the hump. But just when you think that, opportunities reveal themselves. Safety is very much the same way. Safety professionals know that running and growing a safety process is a series of opportunities that avail themselves. Capturing the opportunities, molding them to the ...user, and executing them are the keys to success. #betterbusinessthroughsafety, #borettiinc, #ClientSideChats See more

#FridayQuote If people like you, they’ll listen to you, but if they trust you, they’ll do business with you. - Zig Ziglar A key axiom in leadership success is trust, regardless of the type of leadership practiced. The same is true for ethics. For safety, we cannot have leadership and practice ethically if we don’t develop our relationships built upon trust. Business success is based on relationships: so too is safety success. Without it, there are no transactions.... #betterbusinessthroughsafety, #borettiinc, #ClientSideChats See more

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ICYMI: It was a great week for our team at Boretti, Inc.! We would like to congratulate two of our SH&E Professionals who have earned well-deserved certifications! Ted Leavitt earned his Certified Safety Professional (CSP) designation, and Mike Burrows earned his Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) designation. Congratulations Mike Burrows, CIH and Ted Leavitt, CSP for your great accomplishments!

#FridayQuote We have a strategic plan. It’s called doing things. - Herb Kelleher Herb Kelleher was certainly a pioneer in changing the way airlines operate profitably. His philosophy was based on finding efficient ways to get work done, and he understood safety was paramount to retaining customers. But his success was founded on having the right people with the right talents in the right place. The same can be said for safety. Having a knowledgeable Safety Professional do t...he job is much more efficient: its a positive return investment in getting safety done. #betterbusinessthroughsafety, #borettiinc, #ClientSideChats See more

Albert Lopez is our guest in today’s #ClientSideChat! In the safety field for 22+ years, Albert got his start when he was asked to translate Safety Meetings into Spanish. This eventually evolved into taking over the Safety Meetings completely and continuing his education in the safety field at Cal State Bakersfield. Now, as a Boretti SH&E Professional and President-Elect for the Bakersfield ASSP, Albert has embraced every challenge. Listen in to learn what Albert enjoys most in safety!

#FridayQuote Almost everything worthwhile carries with it some sort of risk, whether it’s starting a new business, whether it’s leaving home, whether it’s getting married, or whether it’s flying into space. - Chris Hadfield Going into space and going into business opportunities carry risk, yet both can be done successfully. This is where Safety Professionals make the difference: safety provides the foundational value to the success of business risk by understanding it and o...ffering solutions so the business can sustain and grow. Businesses aren’t in business for safety, but they can use safety to gain a competitive advantage for success. #betterbusinessthroughsafety, #borettiinc, #ClientSideChats See more

Ted R. Leavitt, ASP with Boretti, Inc., is conducting hands-on refresher training on a boom lift with clients at a natural gas storage facility in Madera, CA. Upon completion of classroom safety and familiarization training, Ted takes each trainee out on the lift so they show proficiency in operation.

From the OSHA Training Institute Education Center (OTIEC), we have Cari Elofson-Callahan, the Assistant Director of OSHA Programs at Chabot-Las Positas Community College District for our guest today! In today's #ClientSideChat, Cari shares with us what she experienced back in March when it came down to switching the format of traditionally in-person OSHA trainings. Being one of the five pilot locations to quickly get online trainings up and running, Cari now sees the longevity in these new online formats. Cari explains the new reach to people who were never able to take classes before because of geographical reasons, childcare concerns, travel concerns, etc. Join us to hear all that Cari has to share in this chat. OSHA Training Center at Chabot-Las Positas Community College District

#FridayQuote I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure that you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. - Robert J. McCloskey If you’ve worked in this profession long enough, you fully understand this quote. One of the key success skills for business is clear communication. When done right, great things happen; and when done not-so-right, there can be disastrous outcomes. Same is true with safety: processes developed in a bubbl...e are difficult to communicate (therefore, resistance to implement). Instead, ask your customers to contribute and they will understand the message very well. The only constant for safety is not compromising toward an unsafe process: that won’t help anyone (I trust everyone understands what’s being said). #betterbusinessthroughsafety, #borettiinc, #ClientSideChats See more

Today on #ClientSideChats we have another return guest, Grace Marin of PX Coaching! Grace discusses with James the best ways to engage teams personally to the impact of the bottom line, and how to meet with your leaders to engage, assess, and find solutions. Grace is also offering to share with our audience nuggets of priceless information that will include a working document for leaders to take and adjust. These same principles can be applied to Safety Management and Safety Professionals to create connections that bring about a sense of purpose and meaning. https://borettiinc.com//Invest-in-Your-Team-FIRST-and-Your

#FridayQuote I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals. - Winston Churchill Sometimes things are not as they seem. This quote, for instance, is said to mean ... dogs are trainable, pliable, and want human approval while cats want things from humans with no intention of serving them. Pigs are intelligent, omnivores, and as such, view themselves as equals. It’s also believed this quote was said in response to a comment Stalin made at the Yalta Conference in 1945 in which he told Churchill that FDR was a pig. There’s even question if Winston stated this exact quote at all as Sir Anthony Montague Browne, WSC’s private secretary, quotes a different version. What does this have to do with safety? A lot: know and understand the diverse views and abilities of the safety customer you serve as an equal to be successful. #betterbusinessthroughsafety, #borettiinc, #ClientSideChats See more