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What Biology Labs and Safety Culture Can Learn From Aviation: Luca Filippo’s Safety Journey

Protective glove pointing to chemical hazard signs, symbolizing the need for aviation-style safety in biology labs.

Safety culture in the workplace isn’t built on rules alone, it’s created when leaders model responsibility, inspire trust, and stop shortcuts before they spread.

Jeff Espenship and The Shortcut That Started a Movement

Two pilots approaching a small aircraft, illustrating the consequences of shortcuts and the critical role of a strong safety culture.

Safety culture in the workplace isn’t built on rules alone, it’s created when leaders model responsibility, inspire trust, and stop shortcuts before they spread.

Mehmet Baha is Making Psychological Safety Smart and Urgent

A team participating in a workplace meeting, demonstrating trust and a sense of psychological safety

Psychological safety in the workplace isn’t a buzzword, it’s the foundation of lower risks, stronger trust, and innovative, high-performing teams.

Propane Safety in the Workplace

Group of workers near a flame, showing hazards of propane misuse on the

Propane is versatile and efficient but can be dangerous if mishandled. Learn essential safety tips for transport, storage, handling, and emergencies.

Data Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story, But It’s a Great Starting Point

Industrial worker reviewing safety dashboard data and analyzing site risks.

Even in a data-driven world, safety instinct still matters. Learn how gut feelings and analytics work together to create deeper, field-tested safety insights.

FLHAs Shouldn’t Be a Paper Chase

Field worker in high-visibility gear using a tablet during a jobsite safety check.

Mobile FLHA technology streamlines hazard assessments with real-time tools, offline access, and built-in accountability, right from the field.

Faster Doesn’t Mean Riskier If You Do It Right

Supervisor with tablet leads safety onboarding session for new workers in high-visibility gear.

Speeding up onboarding doesn’t have to mean compromising safety. With digital tools, automation, and smart content delivery, you can reduce time-to-readiness while ensuring full compliance—getting new workers on-site faster and safer.

FLHAs Don’t Work if They’re Just a Checkbox

Field worker reviewing FLHA checklist on a tablet at a construction site.

To boost FLHA engagement, trade strict control for real influence. Empower crews, simplify the process, and make hazard assessments truly matter.

Company Culture Starts Before the First Shift

New hire reviewing safety training content on a tablet during digital onboarding in a manufacturing environment.

Onboarding is your first chance to show new hires what your safety culture truly stands for. By leading with values, encouraging participation, and aligning policy with practice, you lay the foundation for a culture that protects from day one.

The Most Preventable Incidents Are the Ones You Saw Coming

Worker securing a safety harness clip to scaffolding as part of a proactive hazard prevention effort.

Discover how hazard ID software empowers workers, accelerates response, and builds proactive safety culture—turning frontline observations into life-saving actions in real time.