In this episode of Safety Shorts, we sit down with John Shaddick, Director at Sundstrom Recruitment, to explore how requirements and expectations for safety roles have evolved over the years.
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Decision fatigue is real. The more choices we make, the more likely we are to take shortcuts and overlook safety as the day goes on.
How Decision Fatigue Impacts Workplace Safety Read More ยป
Safety professionals are masters of managing risk, but one critical risk is often overlooked: the gender pay gap in safety.
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: The Persistent Gender Pay Gap in the Safety Industry Read More ยป
This week, I relistened to an old episode of The Safety of Work podcast, hosted by David Provan and Drew Rae. The episode explored a topic every safety professional has wrestled with: Why do people break rules? It was packed with great insights, but one comment from Rae really stuck with me. He talked about
The Power of Informal Interactions in Safety Read More ยป
Attributions are how we explain the causes of people’s behaviour, whether itโs driven by internal factors (like personality or effort) or external factors (like environment or circumstances). In leadership, attributions play a crucial role in how we recognise and motivate others.
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Feedback doesnโt have to be stressful. In fact, when done right, it can be one of the most powerful tools for growth.
How to Make Feedback Less Stressful and More Useful Read More ยป
Ever hear the one about a gorilla, a banana and a construction site? No, itโs not the start of a bad joke… but it might be a great way to talk about hazard awareness at work.
Spot the Gorilla: Inattentional Blindness in Workplace Safety Read More ยป
We all know the importance of spotting hazards to keep workplaces safe. But hereโs the reality: most workers only identify around 45% of the hazards they face during a work shift. And it doesnโt matter how experienced someone isโthese blind spots affect almost everyone.
The Energy Wheel: A Simple Tool for Spotting Hazards Read More ยป
As a parent, one of the hardest lessons I’ve had to learn is that letting my young, adventurous toddler explore the world comes with a level of risk. There are times when my heart skips a beat as he climbs, jumps, and runs with a boundless curiosity that I envy.ย
Rethinking Risk: Are We Playing It Too Safe? Read More ยป
Savvy Sally isnโt here for the safety theatre. She knows that a campaign is only worth running if it makes people stop, think and actually stay safe.
Savvy Sally’s Safety Adventures – Safe Work Month Read More ยป
