Welcome to another enlightening episode of Safety FM with Jay Allen, featuring a deep dive into "Operationalizing Human & Organizational Performance" with Dr. Nicholas Weatherly. Recorded live at the Energy Safety Canada Conference 2024 in Banff, this episode explores the cutting-edge strategies for building resilient systems that support all levels of your workforce and enhance organizational safety outcomes. Dr. Nicholas Weatherly is a seasoned executive, field coach, and researcher with over 20 years of experience in leading progressive people operations and driving culture change. His expertise lies in maximizing safety and leadership performance through monitoring key performance indicators (KPIs), implementing science-based leadership practices, and setting results-focused objectives and timetables. In his presentation, Dr. Weatherly discusses how Human and Organizational Performance (HOP) recognizes human error as a part of both individual choices and organizational systems and processes. He provides actionable insights on how to operationalize HOP principles to create a lasting impact on your organization’s safety culture. With over 100 scholarly presentations and workshops to his credit, Dr. Weatherly is also the co-author of "Deliberate Coaching" and has been published in numerous peer-reviewed scientific journals. His extensive background includes serving as the Head of the School of Behavior Analysis at the Florida Institute of Technology, a management consultant with Aubrey Daniels International, and various leadership roles in professional behavior analysis associations. In this episode, Jay Allen interviews Dr. Weatherly post-presentation to further explore his strategies for integrating HOP into organizational practices. They discuss how to build systems that not only support safety but also promote continuous learning and improvement at all levels of the organization. Tune in to Safety FM with Jay Allen for this insightful episode and discover how to transform your organization’s approach to safety and performance through the practical application of HOP principles. This conversation is a must-listen for safety professionals, leaders, and anyone committed to fostering a safer, more resilient workplace.