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This podcast isn't meant to make you feel better about your ideas on safety. A lot of them are probably wrong. We're not saying you aren’t smart or that we are, but probability isn't in our favor. It’s just a recognition that there are a lot of shitty ideas about safety out there, and pure chance suggests we all share some of them. This podcast is here to fight safety bullshit. The three of us – B... more

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First things first, fun without Dave already happened. Ron and Ben saw The Casualties, Adolescents, Adicts, and Dwarves. All of those bands have been around for a long time - like 30-40 years - and that definitely doesn't make us old.

It's another B... more

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It's a deep cut, but it's another NOFX song title for the episode.

Probably don't go to work wasted, but if you do, make sure you talk about it in the pre-job brief.  

Pre-job, or pre-task, or pre-work briefs - or whatever you want to call them - a... more

Another listener question. How good, right?  

The question? "I am still learning how to apply HOP principles. Can you talk about how they can be used to help us see and respond to risks that never show up in incident data?"

It's sort of a version o... more

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We're finally back to a NOFX song title, so things are looking up. A lot of the time, when we decide someone did something dumb, we say things like "dude, how'd you fuck that up, it should just be common sense." It's a good way to distance ourselves,... more

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Recent Guests

James Koloszi
Expert in safety with a background in military and healthcare
Forgework
Episode: Ep. 37: Live Fast, Die Young (w/ James Kolozsi)
Ian Madison
Special guest with a background in construction and utility regulation.
Entergy
Episode: Ep. 36: The Process of Belief (w/ Ian Madison)
Michael Bathgate
Supervisor with a passion for leadership
Episode: Ep. 35: Please Play This Song On The Radio (w/ Michael Bathgate and Taylor Hewlett)
Taylor Hewlett
Leader with over ten years in leadership roles, previously military and involved in oil and gas
Episode: Ep. 35: Please Play This Song On The Radio (w/ Michael Bathgate and Taylor Hewlett)
David Strano
Area HSE director and former touring safety manager
Regional construction contractor
Episode: Ep. 34: Career Opportunities (With David Strano)
Collette Alexander
A technology person with expertise in Site Reliability Engineering.
Formerly with Spotify
Episode: Ep. 17: 21st Century Digital Boy (With Colette Alexander)
Sam Goodman
Expert in safety practices and author of "10 Ideas to Make Safety Suck Less"
Episode: Ep. 13: I Heard They Suck Live! (With Sam Goodman)
Diane Chadwick-Jones
Expert in safety practices and organizational change
Episode: Ep. 7: Diane Saw the Sex Pistols and You Didn't (With Diane Chadwick-Jones)
John Wilkes
Director for Business Excellence at a pharmaceutical company in the United States
Pharmaceutical Company
Episode: Ep 3: Can Anybody Sing? (With John Wilkes)

Hosts

Ben
Co-host discussing safety strategies with humor and punk references, engaged in debates on organizational safety issues.
Dave
Co-host providing insights on safety management, exploring safety dynamics and engaging in discussions about safety culture.
Ron
Co-host sharing insights on safety principles and organizational adaptation, focusing on practical applications in safety management.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 30 ratings
  • Safety pins meet safety tips

    This is not your usual podcast on safety. Yes it involves three doctorates (including one who joined the illustrious ranks of the others since this series started) talking critically about safety, but where else will you hear conversations about crowd surfing on an inflatable raft, pranking colleagues with inflatable foam, and a business trip to a punk festival? This podcast is so entertaining that the useful stuff seeps into your conscience through osmosis (or consumed from a Pringles tube). Ma... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bigman2001_gw
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Awesome approach to safety

    I love how these guys have found a fresh, out of the box way to approach the confusing field of safety and cut through all the noise and ego’s.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr. R Long
    Australia2 years ago

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Many find the blend of personal anecdotes and critical thinking on safety truly engaging, resonating with both safety professionals and those interested in leadership.
Listeners appreciate the entertaining and informal approach to serious topics, with many praising the unique blend of humor and valuable insights.
The discussions are described as fresh and relevant, cutting through typical safety rhetoric with a practical perspective.

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Ep. 40: Never Mind the Quality, Feel the Width
Q: Can you talk about how HOPP principles can be used to help us see and respond to risks that never show up in incident data?
The intent of HOPP principles isn't directly aligned with identifying risks outside incident data, but they can help frame thinking about risks in other ways.
Ep. 35: Please Play This Song On The Radio (w/ Michael Bathgate and Taylor Hewlett)
Q: What would you do different now that you know what you know?
Just get in there and do it; people improve through repetition.
Ep. 34: Career Opportunities (With David Strano)
Q: What did you mean by saying sometimes front line work just fucking sucks?
David Strano explained that frontline workers often prioritize others' demands over their own, leading to a tough work environment.

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A unique perspective on safety and human performance is tackled, often challenging conventional approaches to organizational safety. Through humor, anecdotes, and a punk rock ethos, the hosts discuss safety practices, resilience, and the real-world application of safety principles. They aim to debunk myths and highlight the realities faced by frontline workers, drawing parallels with punk culture to illustrate their points about questioning norms and embracing adaptability. This podcast offers an entertaining yet insightful blend of humorous narratives and critical discussions, making it appealing for listeners interested in safety, leadership, and organizational culture.

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1. James Koloszi
2. Ian Madison
3. Michael Bathgate
4. Taylor Hewlett
5. David Strano
6. Collette Alexander
7. Sam Goodman
8. Diane Chadwick-Jones

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