SafetyLAB – Juliana Bley on Human Factors, Learning Design, and Building Safer Workplaces Through Connection

What happens when we stop treating safety as just rules and checklists, and start focusing on people, connection, and how adults really learn?
Greg Wooldridge: What Safety Culture Can Borrow from The Blue Angels

Greg Wooldridge shares how the Blue Angels’ debriefing and trust-driven approach can transform workplace safety, emphasizing daily reflection, accountability, and team cohesion.
From the Couch to the Plant Floor: Dr. Tom Krause on Looking Beyond Behaviour Based Safety

Dr. Tom Krause reveals why most behavior-based safety programs fall short and how analyzing context, not just behavior builds stronger, lasting safety culture.
What Biology Labs and Safety Culture Can Learn From Aviation: Luca Filippo’s Safety Journey

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

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

Psychological safety in the workplace isn’t a buzzword, it’s the foundation of lower risks, stronger trust, and innovative, high-performing teams.
Edmonton Police Service – Catlin Chiasson on Policing, Empathy, and Evolving Safety: Why Human Connection Still Matters Most

In this episode, global safety strategist Shawn Galloway breaks down what it really takes to achieve safety excellence.
ProAct – Shawn Galloway on Safety Excellence: Why Culture, Strategy, and Ownership Matter Most

In this episode, global safety strategist Shawn Galloway breaks down what it really takes to achieve safety excellence.
FLHAs Don’t Work if They’re Just a Checkbox

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

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.





















