From translating in Taiwan to transforming safety cultures, Allan James Moore brings a bold, human-first take on leadership.
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What does basketball, Mandarin, and stand-up comedy have to do with safety leadership? According to keynote speaker and safety pro Allan James Moore, everything.
In this episode of Safety Spotlight, Allan shares his winding, unexpected path into the industry, from translating for Stanley Black & Decker in Taiwan to overseeing safety across international operations. Through sharp storytelling and a ton of heart, he challenges listeners to rethink how safety is communicated, taught, and lived on the front lines.
“You’ve got to party crash your way into the spaces you belong, because the invitation might never come.”
We unpack the meaning behind his signature “Party Crasher” philosophy, the real power of humor on high-risk worksites, and why the phrase “I got your back” should be more than a catchphrase, it should be a cultural norm. For a deeper dive into Allan’s background, mindset and mission, read his feature:
Crashing the Safety Party.
He also shares how effective safety leadership is less about enforcement, and more about empathy, humility, and knowing which metrics actually move the needle (Read More). You can also watch this episode and many other videos over on our YouTube Channel.
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