This book is all about showing leadership how they can do more to protect those working inside their organizations, big or small, and how we must understand and realize the heavy burden that unsafe work places injuries cause. If you’re in management or hold a leadership position; leadership excellence results when you read what one professional has written based upon a life of service and protecting other! The lesson Davis Ward, author teaches here should become a part of every leadership development program.

“The Faces of Safety” really makes you think about how important safety is at work. The stories inside show what can happen when companies don’t take care of their workers. It’s sad to hear about people getting hurt because simple safety steps weren’t followed. The book makes a strong point that spending a little on safety can prevent a lot of pain and loss. It’s written by someone who knows a lot about safety, and you can tell they really want to make workplaces better. Reading this made me appreciate all the people who work hard to keep jobs safe, and it shows that it’s never too late to start making changes.

This book makes a strong case for why companies should invest in safety programs. . It’s an inspiring read with great tips for anyone who cares about workplace safety. I highly recommend this book.

David Ward’s book is a great read for anyone concerned about workplace safety. His compelling real-world examples and thorough research truly highlight the importance of robust safety protocols, making it clear that the ROI on safety is life itself.

Just thought id let you know that I just finished your book. It was really well written and I enjoyed it. Made me think quite a bit and I agreed with the entire thing. I appreciate that you wrote a book on a topic that a lot of upper management should read. Really every employee should read but upper management at times, can talk out of both sides of their mouths when it comes to safety and production. Anyways, I hope things are going well for you and once again thanks for giving me your book.