Talking Mobile Phone Use In Vehicles with Nestlé
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Transcript of Talking Mobile Phone Use In Vehicles with Nestlé
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Talking Mobile Phone Use In
Vehicles with Nestlé
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Housekeeping
Webinar is = 60 mins
With questions and discussion throughout . .
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Luke Byrnes Safety,
Health, &
Environment Leader
Nestlé
Today’s presenter
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Why did Nestlé take on this
challenge?
• Company Values & Global Focus
• Extend strong safety focus in operations
• The right thing to do
• Keep our people safe.
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How did we go about it?
• Established a consistent theme
• Recognised the context of the challenge
• Adopted a behavioural change approach
• Identified role of leadership
• Leveraged global resources and success
stories
• We had to be courageous
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Elephants (& Behaviour Change)
Reference: Heath, C., & Heath, D. (2010). Switch: How to change things when change is hard. New York: Broadway Books.
Photo credit: https://www.joshuanhook.com/the-elephant-and-the-rider/
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What did we do?
Rider
Shape Path
Elephant
Safe Driving Policy
FAQs
People Leader Briefing
Training & Awareness
Resources & Support
Launch Event
Flexible working
Leadership
Distracted Driving Rules
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Distraction has an impact
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Distracted Driving Policy
No phone calls No e-mails, texts, internet or social
media
Not even hands free calls
While driving a vehicle for company business, Nestlé employees must not carry
out activities that could distract their attention from driving safely. Such activities
include:
• Making or answering calls (using hand-held or hands-free mobile phones, two-
way radios, etc);
• Reading or writing texts, emails or other messages, surfing the internet, or
entering data into mobile navigation devices;
• Using headsets or earphones to listen to music, radio, etc.
No programming SatNavs when in
motion
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Resources & Support
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Resources & Support
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Resources & Support
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It Can Wait Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9swS1Vl6Ok&feature=youtu.be
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Best Practices
Switching your phone off will stop all calls, texts and social media
Put your phone beyond all use by placing it in the boot of your car.
Plan your journeys and balance them with calls and e-mails.
Talk to your customers about the changes and why we are making this decision.
Switch off the Bluetooth connection with your car’s stereo.
Call before you drive, it worked in the time before mobiles
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A new way to work
Please start thinking about what you need to do to make these changes
Discuss with colleagues to find the solutions needed and the new ways of working
It can be like any other addiction and you may find it hard at first
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Flexibility
• Flexible work practices key enabler
• People needed to rearrange the working
day
• Managers ok that staff may not be
contactable immediately – set
expectations
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Don’t underestimate your people
• Emergence of safety leaders & safe
driving champions
• Embraced the policy immediately
• Extend to family & friends
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Questions
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