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University of New Mexico Safety Culture Pulse Survey

                               

As part of the University of New Mexico's safety culture improvement strategy, UNM has partnered with Propulo Consulting to conduct a safety culture pulse survey. A comprehensive safety culture assessment had been completed in 2023, and various initiatives have been implemented to improve our safety culture. This pulse survey is an important initiative to help measure the safety culture changes and improvements that UNM has been committed to and make our workplace a safer place to be. The pulse survey asks for your perceptions about our institution’s safety, so your participation in this project is important.

 

The information you provide during this survey will be used to help improve the safety of students and employees across UNM. Your individual information will be kept completely confidential and only aggregate results will be reported back to UNM. UNM's senior management encourages you to be completely honest in your survey responses so that the most accurate and comprehensive picture of our safety culture can be developed. 

 

Please read each question carefully and select your response using the provided answer options. If you have any questions about how to complete this survey, please speak with your survey administrator or direct leader. Alternatively, you can contact the Propulo Research Team via surveys@propulo.com with any questions or feedback.

 

 

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