Carl Potter works with organizations that want to put safety first in the minds of their employees, so that everyone can go home every day without injuries.

Carl knows safety! After working in the electric utility industry for over 17 years, he started Potter and Associates International in 1993. Through his presentations and consulting, he now spends his time bringing his frontline, hands-on experience of personal responsibility and safety to companies all over the country.

Carl is a certified safety professional, certified management consultant, and certified speaking professional. He is the author of Who Is Responsible for Safety and several other books. In addition, thousands of safety professionals around the world depend on Carl's weekly safety blog to guide them in targeting a zero injury safety culture.

As a pilot who flies his own plane, he brings different perspectives to workplace safety. He is involved in a number of humanitarian efforts that involve safety and aviation including Angel Flight of Oklahoma, Mission Aviation Fellowship, and the US Coast Guard Auxiliary - a division of the US For 2014 Homeland Security.

His unique background and frontline experience have made Carl Potter the go-to person when it comes to creating a safe work environment.

• Safety Attitudes: Improving Your Workplace's Safety Culture Begins With You - Your employees have the ability to help your company improve the safety culture where you work by improving your safety attitude. The choice is theirs. In this motivational safety presentation Carl Potter challenges employees to think about safety in a different way, so they can become a part of a sustainable safety culture in their workplace.
  
  
• Predictable Professional Performance in Safety™ - This motivational, entertaining and engaging presentation by one of the top motivational safety speakers in North America will challenge and inspire your employees to perform like professionals. Carl Potter is known for his passion for preventing workplace injuries and has been working for the past 20 years at all levels of organizations helping them to understand their roles and responsibilities for safety. In this presentation he has inspired many workers to re-engage in their professional craft to increase professional performance in safety. Industries where workers are exposed to hazards that can maim and kill are highly trained professionals. Many of these workers forget that they are expected to perform their jobs at a professional level and Carl is here to remind them. As a trained professional electrical worker for in the public utility industry for 17 years Carl understands the level of commitment to safety required by each and every worker. Your workforce will connect with Carl when he presents Predictable Professional Performance in Safety™ at your next big safety meeting.
  
  
• Who Is Responsible for Safety? - Who is responsible for workplace safety? Executives, supervisors, safety department staff, or you? This presentation answers that question. Participants learn the critical importance of taking personal responsibility for safety. Whether you are the CEO or the college intern, Who Is Responsible for Safety? teaches the most important truths about your safety. If you want to create an environment of trust where everyone is responsible for safety, this program is for you!
  
  
• Safety On My Mind - Do you wonder how to build an environment where everyone has safety on their minds, where safety is a natural part of the day-to-day thought process? Safety On My Mind activates the process for developing a safety mindset. As a result, participants begin to view safety in a different way because they understand their personal accountability. This program challenges everyone to develop and maintain a safety mindset, the mindset of a safety professional.
  
  
  Seminars and Workshops
  
  
• Safety and the Supervisor Seminar - Safety and the Supervisor is the best thing you can do to for new and seasoned crew leaders, supervisors, or anyone who leads others. This program includes time-tested models and thought-provoking examples designed to equip leaders for the challenges they face with the competing demands of production, quality, budgets, and safety.
  
  
• Hazard Recognition and Control Workshop - I've found that in all industries where people and equipment are involved, the workplaces become dangerous primarily when employees do not recognize the hazards. And, I've also found that employees are trained to control hazards, yet aren't trained to recognize them. In an attempt to help you avoid all injuries and damage to vehicles, equipment and property, I have designed a solution: Hazard Recognition and Controls Workshop.