Workplace safety, safety culture, leadership and risk management, from an international perspective.
Por Andreza Araujo Global Safety Culture Specialist
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Crew resource management is the discipline of using shared voice, cross-checks, and closure when work feels routine but still carries risk. Learn four moves that keep teams safer.
Run a hazard communication review that checks chemical lists, SDS, labels, pictograms, storage, and worker understanding before the next task begins.
Residual risk is not proof of control. These five myths show why EHS managers need verified barriers, not only green scores.
Return-to-work decisions fail when leaders treat clearance as closure. These six blind spots show where mental health risk stays hidden.
IEC 31010 helps teams choose the right risk method, and this guide breaks the choice into four families so leaders match technique to the decision.
A 20-minute hot work permit review for supervisors who need to verify ignition sources, fire watch, ventilation, isolation, and stop authority before work starts.
A real PepsiCo South America transformation shows why leadership cadence, field evidence, and a 180-day plan beat campaign logic.
A comparative article for safety leaders deciding when a climate survey is enough, when diagnosis is needed, and when management review must turn findings into action.
A critical diagnostic for leaders who confuse accountability with authority and let safety sign-off drift to the wrong hands.
A diagnostic F1 article for EHS managers and C-level leaders who need to tell activity counts from real control evidence before the dashboard creates comfort.
