Safety culture · Behavior · Risk management

Safety is about coming home.

Workplace safety, safety culture, leadership and risk management, from an international perspective.

Andreza Araujo
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Incident Investigation

How 250+ Safety Projects Turned RCA Into Control Restoration

A case-study article on how incident investigation becomes useful when RCA produces restored controls, named owners, and field verification.

6 min
Risk Management

ALARP vs SFAIRP vs Risk Appetite: Which Fits?

ALARP, SFAIRP, and risk appetite answer different safety risk questions. Use this comparison to avoid board-level risk acceptance errors.

9 min
Psychosocial Risks

ISO 45003 vs WHO Guidelines vs ILO C190

Compare ISO 45003, WHO mental health guidance, and ILO C190 to decide which reference should lead a psychosocial-risk program.

7 min
Risk Management

FMEA Risk Assessment: 9 Blind Spots Before Controls

FMEA risk assessment fails when teams score failure modes before they understand exposure, control strength, and field verification.

10 min
Psychological Safety

Speak-Up Retaliation Risk: 4 Signals Leaders Misread

Retaliation risk after speaking up is visible in follow-up behavior, supervisor response, peer reaction, and whether inconvenient concerns change decisions.

6 min
Safe Behavior

Shortcut Normalization: 8 Failures Behind Risky Work

A field diagnostic for supervisors who need to see when repeated shortcuts become the real operating method before an injury exposes the drift.

6 min
Psychosocial Risks

HR Business Partner in 60 Days: Psychosocial Risk Triage

A role-profile guide for HR business partners who need to turn psychosocial risk from a vague wellbeing concern into visible work-design evidence within 60 days.

9 min
Risk Management

Procurement Manager in 90 Days: Contractor Safety Plan

A 90-day role plan for procurement managers to build contractor safety into scope, prequalification, bid evaluation, and field verification.

6 min
Safety Leadership

New Maintenance Manager in 90 Days: What to Do in the First Quarter

A new maintenance manager can protect safety in the first quarter by stabilizing control ownership, backlog decisions, supervision routines, and risk escalation.

7 min
Risk Management

Hazard Identification Explained: Sources, Triggers, and Control Links

Hazard identification is the discipline of finding credible sources of harm before risk assessment, control selection, and field verification begin.

5 min

Stories that help you read the signals.

Talks, consulting and masterclasses from someone who led EHS in Fortune 500 operations.