Confirmation Bias in Safety: 4 Decisions That Hide Contrary Evidence
A field guide for supervisors who need to test reassuring signals, surface inconvenient evidence, and prevent confident decisions from turning into unsafe routines.
Compliance Is Not Control: 5 Gaps That Leave Safe Work Unproven
A practical diagnostic for EHS managers and operations leaders who need to distinguish documented compliance from controls that workers can use, supervisors can verify, and managers can sustain.
Swiss Cheese Model Explained: 4 Layers Leaders Must Test After an Incident
A practical explainer for EHS leaders who need to trace how design, planning, organizational, and frontline gaps aligned before an incident.
How to Build a Call-Center Psychosocial Decision Review in 21 Days
A 21-day F2 plan for HR, EHS, and operations leaders to identify call-center psychosocial exposures, assign work-design decisions, test controls, and establish follow-up.
Behavioral Reinforcement: 4 Mechanisms Behind Safer Habits
Behavioral reinforcement explains why field habits repeat. Learn the four mechanisms that turn safety conversations, cues, and follow-up into safer routine work.
How a consumer-goods leader cut its accident ratio 50% in 6 months by changing the weekly leadership cadence
A PepsiCo South America case shows why the 50% drop in six months came from weekly leadership decisions, field proof, and named owners, not a louder campaign.
Burnout, Occupational Anxiety, or Occupational Depression? Which Signal Comes First?
Burnout, occupational anxiety, and occupational depression are not one management problem. Each one needs a different first move, and the work design behind the signal has to be identified before the next shift.
Safety Culture: 5 Distortions That Make Survey Scores Look Better Than the Worksite
A safety culture survey can show perception, but not control quality. Leaders need field evidence, not averages, to judge the worksite honestly.
Risk Criteria Explained: 4 Boundaries Leaders Must Set
Risk criteria are the decision rules that make risk ratings defensible, separating appetite, tolerance, and matrix scores in day-to-day safety governance.
How to Run a Heat-Stress Pre-Shift Check in 8 Steps
A pre-shift heat check helps supervisors decide whether to work, slow down, or re-sequence the job before heat becomes an injury. This guide turns OSHA and NIOSH logic into an 8-step field routine.
Stories that help you read the signals.
Talks, consulting and masterclasses from someone who led EHS in Fortune 500 operations.