Richard Thorpe on Ignoring the Safety Fads
Richard Thorpe names the opposite. He is a Supervisor of Health and Safety at ATCO, the Calgary-based energy and utilities company, and he came to the profession sideways. His first career was in security management, and at a fork in the road he chose safety over becoming a police officer. He holds his CRSP, the Canadian benchmark certification, along with his CHSC. He spent about 15 years as a technical specialist before moving into leadership four years ago. After two decades in the field, he is still looking for his next mentor, and he will tell you the industry’s latest breakthrough usually isn’t one. What Thorpe wants is unfashionable: do the fundamentals better, and stop chasing the next big thing.
Les FLHA ne fonctionnent pas s’ils ne sont qu’une case à cocher
Pour renforcer l'engagement de la FLHA, troquez un contrôle strict contre une réelle influence. Autonomisez les équipes, simplifiez le processus et faites en sorte que les évaluations des risques comptent vraiment.
Journey Leadership – Party Crashing the Safety Status Quo: Allan James Moore on Redefining Safety Leadership
Explore Allan James Moore’s “Party Crasher” philosophy and how empathy, humor, and leadership reshape safety culture in this insightful podcast.
