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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Safety Leadership

New Site Leader in 60 Days: What to Do Before Silence Hardens Into Routine

A 60-day playbook for new site leaders who need to build voice, clarify decisions, and stop silence from becoming routine before risk hardens.

5 min
Psychological Safety

Psychological Safety Explained: 4 Dimensions That Keep Voice Real

Psychological safety is the condition that lets people raise doubt and challenge risk early enough to change the job.

3 min
Occupational Safety

5 myths about lockout/tagout verification that supervisors still believe

Lockout/tagout fails when teams treat the lock as the proof. These five myths show why field verification, stored-energy release and restart discipline matter more.

6 min
Psychological Safety

Psychological Safety: 8 Questions That Expose Organizational Silence

Silence can look like alignment, yet it often hides fear, weak escalation rights, and ritualized reviews that never reach the field or change the method.

7 min
Safety Leadership

Visible Felt Leadership Explained: 4 Signals That Prove Presence

Visible felt leadership is not a walkabout. It is the field signal that changes decisions, timing, and follow-through.

4 min
Risk Management

How to Run a Weekly Critical-Control Review in 30 Minutes

A weekly control review keeps drift visible by checking the controls that would fail first, naming owners, and forcing restart decisions before work continues.

8 min
Risk Management

How to Run a 12-Minute Pre-Task Risk Reset

A practical 12-minute reset for supervisors who need to compare the approved plan with the field, reset decision rights, and stop drift before work starts.

6 min
Occupational Safety

Stored Energy Explained: 4 Release Paths Maintenance Crews Miss

Stored energy is what makes a shutdown still dangerous. This F7 explainer shows the four release paths crews must verify before touching equipment.

5 min
Psychosocial Risks

5 Myths About Workload Risk That Managers Still Believe

Managers often mistake coping, silence, overtime, and resilience training for control. This F4 article shows why workload risk belongs in the operating model.

7 min
Safety Indicators and Metrics

Safety Dashboards: 5 Executive Questions That Expose Metric Theater

A diagnostic F1 article for executives who need the monthly dashboard to separate reporting motion from field control before a clean slide creates false comfort.

8 min

Stories that help you read the signals.

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