Safety is for Everyone

Safer workplaces begin with conversations people feel able to have.

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Safety is for Everyone is the resource platform behind Bryce Griffler’s work. It brings together practical material for people navigating authenticity at work, speaking up, and the challenges of growing into leadership.

These resources are designed to make those moments easier to understand and safer to navigate.

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Bring the Conversation to your Organization

Bring these ideas to your audience through a keynote, an in-person workshop, or virtual training. Bryce helps people explore authenticity and the conversations that make it possible.

What Does “Safety is for Everyone” Mean?

Safety is not something one department creates for everyone else. It depends on people throughout an organization being able to participate.

That includes the person who notices something others missed. The leader who makes room for disagreement. The experienced professional willing to question an old assumption. The new employee who asks why. The person who admits they need help.

“Safety is for Everyone” (SIFE) is both a belief and a responsibility: everyone should be able to contribute to safer decisions, and each of us can affect whether it feels possible for someone else to speak.

Built for People Doing the Work

SIFE resources support people doing the work, whether they are individual contributors, new leaders, or experienced safety professionals. They also offer useful starting points for team conversations and professional development.

Some resources are meant for individual reflection. Others can support a team conversation, leadership meeting, workshop, or professional-development session. Each one is designed to turn a big idea into something you can examine or use.

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Resource Library

Quick Guides

Helpful documents to get you started.

  • Safety Heroes Podcast
    The Hidden Cost of Hiding: Authentic Leadership, Imposter Syndrome & Workplace Safety
    April 2, 2026
    Keywords: Authenticity, impostor syndrome, psychological safety, leadership, speaking up

    Five Dubs Podcast
    E73: Safety Is For Everyone
    June 26, 2024
    Keywords: Inclusive workplaces, DEI, storytelling, workplace culture, safety leadership

    Dangerous Jobs Podcast with Apolonia Rockwell
    Bring Your Full, Authentic Self To Work, w/ Bryce Griffler, Safety & DEI Expert
    April 18, 2024
    Keywords: Authenticity, inclusion, workplace safety, employee engagement, DEI

  • Hugo Ribeiro – Segurança Diferente
    Inclusão tem a ver com prevenção de acidentes? Com Bryce Griffler, criador do Safety Is for Everyone
    May 25, 2026
    Keywords: Inclusion, accident prevention, psychological safety, authenticity, belonging

    The Get to Know a Safety Pro Show — ASSP
    The Get to Know a Safety Pro Show: Bryce Griffler
    January 8, 2025
    Keywords: Safety careers, emerging professionals, professional development, volunteer leadership

    Good Morning Frederick
    Creating a Safe, Inclusive Environment for All
    September 12, 2024
    Keywords: Authenticity, inclusive workplaces, belonging, DEI, community

  • ISHN
    NSC News – Do You Feel Like an Impostor, a Fraud?
    September 16, 2025
    Keywords: Impostor syndrome, EHS, confidence, mentorship, safety leadership

    Safety+Health
    Safety Pros and Impostor Syndrome
    August 24, 2025
    Keywords: Impostor syndrome, safety professionals, self-doubt, leadership, workplace well-being

    Talent Canada
    Amazon Safety Leader Unveils Tactics to Boost Diversity, Equity
    October 18, 2022
    Keywords: DEI, inclusive language, empathy, leadership, workplace safety

    American Society of Safety Professionals
    What Does It Mean to Come Out as an LGBTQ Safety Professional?
    June 16, 2021
    Keywords: LGBTQ+, coming out at work, authenticity, allyship, inclusion

Conversations

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