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Safety on Tap

Are you a leader who wants to grow yourself, and drastically improve health and safety along the way? You're in the right place! Welcome to the Safety on Tap Podcast! We bring you interesting and inspiring people with different ideas, perspectives and stories, straight to your phone or computer, for your listening pleasure, whenever it suits you. Nice! Now this isn't just for people who have a 'health and safety' job. There are so many more people involved in drastically improving health and safety - supervisors, HR professionals, business owners, health and safety reps, CEO's, health professionals, RTW coordinators…..the list goes on And those people listening very closely will quickly work out that whilst our focus might link with health and safety, Safety on Tap actually helps WAY beyond health and safety - personal effectiveness, business strategy, people leadership, innovation and creativity….keep your ears, and your mind, open!
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Mar 31, 2021

Human performance is not just focussed on humans. It is about how we try to improve ourselves at work. It's not just about health and safety.

My guest today Diane Chadwick-Jones is the former Director, Human Performance for BP. She had an extensive career in BP, working in Belgium, Brazil and Egypt in operations and safety roles. She was instrumental in the refresh of the BP Values.

Mar 22, 2021

Three times this week, I have come across this challenge in health and safety leaders. 

 

Competent, intelligent, motivated health and safety leaders who want to make change. 

 

Who hold back, are held back, from taking the next step, making the next intention a reality, for the same reason. 

 

The words are different, but the cause is the same. 

Mar 19, 2021

Listen in to hear how one of the thickest Scottish accents you'll ever hear is also one of the most effective communicators.  

Steve Harvey is a an operations-focused Health & Safety professional who is a proud pragmatist.  He is a master of work insights and operational learning, obsessed about understanding the gap between work as imagined and work as done, and he has even featured in a documentary called 'Doing Safety Differently'.  And he loves having a laugh!

Here's Steve:

Mar 12, 2021

What does a iPad, a 2B pencil, WISYWIG, and a microphone have in common? And how is that helpful for you as a leader?

This episode is made possible by our mission of enabling better learning that improves performance in your organisation.

Mar 9, 2021

Today I'm chatting with Jason van Schie, organisation psychologist, founder of FlourishDX and co-host of the Psych Health and Safety podcast. 

I'm not pretending that there are any reins to hand over so to speak, but the reason why you've heard so many guests on my podcast speak to this broad topic is simple.  This podcast is for leaders who want to grow themselves, like you, in order to drastically improve health and safety along the way.

Psych health and safety is a professional domain most of us need to develop, obviously recognising that we aren't pretending to be psychologists.  So it ticks the 'need for growth' box we have in our mission.  And, as for drastic improvements in health and safety, is there any doubt in your mind that psych health and safety needs drastic improvement?

I'm glad Jason and the team are here with their podcast.  Here's Jason:

Mar 4, 2021

This is an awesome conversation.  Real stories and experiences from a frontline HSE professional who is still learning with more than a decade's worth of it under his belt.  We covered a lot, I learned a lot! None of this was planned, all Tim and I talked about before recording was just to share his story.  Stick around for the takeaways at the end because this minimally planned and wide ranging conversation percolated some amazingly clear insights for us all. 

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