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Expert views on Safety 100th episode special

This is a special 100th episode of Safety Labs by Safety Products Global, bringing together highlights from across the series. Over the previous 99 shows, the podcast has explored all the major challenges facing today’s EHS professionals with expert guests from across the profession. This compilation features passionate perspectives and memorable moments covering all the key safety topics, including theories, metrics, blame, responsibilities, culture, incentives and everything in between.

In This Episode

In this special 100th episode, we look back at the conversations that have shaped Safety Labs by Safety Products Global over the past 99 shows.

The series has consistently explored the major challenges facing today’s EHS professionals, providing a platform for expert guests to share candid perspectives on the realities of workplace safety.

Inevitably, certain subjects have consistently shaped the conversations and sparked wider debate on LinkedIn - so you’ll find lots of firmly-held views on hot topics including safety theories, metrics, and blame; frank assessments of the role of EHS professionals, psychological safety and Heinrich; and emphatic statements on safety porn, Zero Harm, and safety culture.

Expect rallying calls to action, powerful messages, and hard-hitting insights. And some of the language is as strong as the opinions.

Thanks for being part of the Safety Labs journey, and we hope you enjoy this celebration of its success - here’s to the next 100 episodes!

Featured guests (in order of appearance):

Sam Goodman (Episode 27): Making Safety Suck Less

Fred Sherratt (Episode 84): The Ever-Changing World of Construction Safety

David Provan (Episode 58): What Is the Role of a Safety Professional?

Tim D’Ath (Episode 61): A Human-Centric Approach to Safety Management

Brye Sargent (Episode 11): Who is Ultimately Accountable for Safety?

Tony Muschara (Episode 70): The Critical Steps in Workplace Safety

Scott Gesinger (Episode 24): The Past, Present and Future of Safety

Leslie Rex Stockel (Episode 91): Making Sense of Evolving Safety Approaches

Stephen Harvey (Episode 38): Why Safety Needs More Fun and Connection

Todd Loushine (Episode 96): Redefining Safety Success

Gary Namie (Episode 41): How Bullying Impacts Workplace Safety

Tim Marsh (Episode 01): How Can You Make a Case for Empowering Safety Culture?

Stephanie Benay (Episode 42): Women in Safety

I. David Daniels (Episode 30): Workplace Safety is for Everyone

Crista Vesel (Episode 94): The Power of Words in Workplace Safety

Dr Tristan Casey (Episode 40): What Does Safety Culture Mean?

James Junkin (Episode 37): Thoughts From a Safety Outlaw

Bob Edwards (Episode 53): Managing Complexity in Workplace Safety

Kym Bancroft (Episode 05): The End-to-End Process of Safety Culture Change

Stephen Scott (Episode 28): Embracing New Approaches to Workplace Safety

Clive Lloyd (Episode 44): The Key Component of Workplace Safety: Trust

Greg Smith (Episode 80): The Safety Profession’s Disconnect Between Process and Purpose

Elisa Lynch (Episode 14): Is New View Safety More Effective Than Traditional Approaches?

Logan F. Martin (Episode 22): The Safety Profession: Where are We and Where Do We Go From Here?

Josh Bryant (Episode 26): Using Multiple Safety Theories to Implement Critical Risk Management

Nippin Anand (Episode 99): Is Safety Learning the Right Lessons

Lori Guasta (Episode 95): Getting Back to Safety Basics

Mikel Bowman (Episode 51): Leading From the Middle To Enhance Workplace Safety

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