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Six Critical Lessons From 50+ Hours With Safety's Best

Most safety advice arrives one voice at a time. You read a book or sit through a session, and you take what fits. What you rarely get is the chance to lay 50 hours of conversations side by side and see which ideas turn up in more than one.

That is what this session is. Over the past year, Marc Hurtubise has recorded long-form interviews with safety leaders for The Safety Spotlight Podcast. The same six ideas kept surfacing, from people who had never spoken to each other. This session walks through all six in depth, with the story behind each one and what it might mean for your program.

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What You'll Walk Away With

About the Host

Marc Hurtubise hosts The Safety Spotlight Podcast at BIS Safety Software. Over the past year he has recorded more than 50 hours of long-form interviews with safety professionals across mining, aviation, healthcare, policing, transportation, and heavy industry.

Marc Hurtubise

Testimonial

“Allan spoke with passion, enthusiasm and knowledge on the subject of effective safety communication. His unique speaking style combines humour, real life experiences and an obvious depth of knowledge about life as a safety professional. I would highly recommend attending one of Allan’s presentations.”
Rob Watt
HSE Manager, Secure Energy Services

Why This Matters

Safety leaders have no shortage of advice available to them, and sorting through it is most of the work. Most of what circulates is one practitioner’s method, presented as the method, with no easy way to tell what holds up broadly and what worked in one company under one set of conditions.

The six ideas in this session earned their place by showing up repeatedly, across industries, from people with different training and no contact with each other. That is a harder thing to dismiss than one expert’s opinion.

This is a practical session for safety leaders who want a shortcut through 50 hours of expert conversation, and a reporting ratio they can run against their own numbers the same week.