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Finally, there’s something that invites the real experts—the ones living it (not just talking about it)—to give an in-depth explanation as to why they have made the decisions or why their organization made the decisions they have in order to achieve safety excellence and become a high-reliability organization.
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Now we're covering questions, difficult decisions, and topics like:
The Challenge of a Global Roll Out
with David Bianco, Division SHEQ & Global SafeStart Program Manager - Epiroc
35 years of Behavior-Based Safety
with Jim Spigener, Chief Client Officer - DEKRA North America
Integrating Human Factors into Process Safety
with Dr. Waddah Ghanem, Senior Director of Logistics & Marine Assurance - ENOC
Managing a Decentralized Workforce to World-Class Performance
with Dr. Praveena Dorathi, Head of EHS - JLL West Asia
Integrating Human Factors into Quality, Production Efficiency, and Customer Relations
with Alex Carnevale, President - Dynacast International
The Reality of Pandemic Management and Mismanagement
with Anthony Panepinto, Senior Director HSE - Procter & Gamble
Featured Guests
Dr. Praveena Dorathi
JLL
Environment Health & Safety Head, IFM, West Asia
Dr. Waddah Ghanem
ENOC
Senior Director, Sustianability, Operational & Business Excellence
Dr. Anthony Panepinto
Procter & Gamble
Senior Director Health, Safety, and Environmental Affairs
Jim Spigener
DEKRA North America
Chief Client Officer
Keith Hole
TSM UK Consulting Ltd.
Director and Thought Leader, SHP’s 25 Most Influential Individuals in Health & Safety
Alex Carnevale
Dynacast International
President
David Bianco
Epiroc
Division SHEQ & Global SafeStart Program Manager
Alastair McCubbin
Outokumpu Stainless ltd
VP EHS
Pierre-Jean Paumard
Taweelah RO Desalination Company
HSE Manager
More Safety Content From Larry:
Defenseless Moments: A Different Perspective on Serious Injury
This book is based on a series of 12 short articles that were published in safety magazines all over the world. These articles–now chapters–were written and designed to provide a number of different perspectives–or paradigm shifts–in terms of how most people think about industrial safety, and how most people think about accidental injury causation in general. Perhaps the most serious injuries and unintentional fatalities, whether they occur at work, on the road or in the home/community.
Inside Out: Rethinking Traditional Safety Management Paradigms
Learn how to develop a positive safety culture from the individual to the entire company, and eventually in schools, sports teams, and youth groups in the community. The First part of the book is, how he discovered and created the concepts. It concludes by giving a detailed explanation of how to implement these concepts with your company.
BooBoo Bandits
As a father of 4 children, Larry saw the need for a platform to get SafeStart concepts across to children. In 2007 Larry wrote and produced ‘BooBoo Bandits,’ a short film designed for kids that teaches hazard recognition of hard, sharp, hot and slippery objects. In 2016, Larry went on to write and produce three more episodes of Boo Boo Bandits, introducing further dangers to children, such as drowning, suffocation, and poisoning, as well as teaching children about how human factors such as rushing, frustration, fatigue, and complacency increase their risk of getting hurt. The BooBoo Bandits program has expanded even further since, including toys, colouring books, and an accompanying app to help children recognize the Error States.
About Larry
Larry Wilson was working as a behavior-based safety (BBS) consultant when he determined the need for a program that went beyond the limitations of BBS. This program was SafeStart, which he developed and officially launched it in 1998. Since 1998 Larry has spoken at thousands of conferences, workplaces, and tradeshows. Following the launch of SafeStart, Larry has written two more courses; SafeTrack and SafeStart Performance, with takes the concepts: states, errors, and critical error reduction techniques beyond safety into quality, production, efficiency, and customer service.
