What changes have you like, and what changes did you not like that have happened in the industry? That's where the conversation starts today on Safety FM Mini.

Dr. Drew Rae, leading figure in safety science, discusses debunking myths in safety practices, the controversy of zero harm policies, and the importance of evidence-based safety approaches. Exploring organizational change challenges, safety targets, and embracing research to enhance safety professions.

It's all about Mental Health Today!

Celebrating the 600th milestone episode, the podcast features Bob Edwards, a Human & Organizational Performance Advocate, discussing Learning Teams and operational improvement. Reflecting on GE transitions, fatherhood, family dynamics, and innovation in safety practices, the episode offers a rich tapestry of experiences and insights.

Maybe that is an all important question for today...now let's see where this goes!

Diane Chadwick-Jones, a safety culture expert, shares insights on modernizing safety practices at BP. Topics include pitfalls of traditional safety approaches, importance of effective communication, emphasis on systemic challenges over individual blame, and the role of data in decision-making. The discussion also covers trust in engineering companies, evolving safety practices with a focus on care and leadership, and the need for dynamic risk assessments and human factor considerations.

Today on Safety FM Mini, Jay asks the one question that can change how you view things. Take listen and let us know what you think.

Today on the show, Jay sits down with Gordon Walsh, the Principal Consultant, Safety Center of Excellence at Energy Safety Canada. During the conversation Gordon and Jay discuss Energy Safety Canada's upcoming event in Banff. Take a listen and enjoy the conversation between Gordon and Jay.

Today on the show, Jay speaks with Kristian Attreed from Protech Group. During their brief conversation they discuss Tim Tams and the Global Safety Innovation Summit. Find out all the latest on Safety FM Mini today!

Expert Todd Conklin discusses embracing change in safety, redefining safety as capacity, and the importance of leadership. They delve into human error, safety culture, and learning from mistakes. The podcast also highlights the impressive turnout at the Global Safety Innovation Summit in Australia and explores the unique setup and events at the safety conference.