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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Psychological Safety

How to Debrief a Rejected Safety Concern in 15 Minutes

A rejected safety concern still needs a structured debrief, because poor closure can turn one unvalidated report into a long silence pattern.

8 min
Incident Investigation

Contractor Incident Handover: 9 Steps in 24 Hours

A practical 24-hour contractor incident handover guide for EHS managers who need evidence, role clarity, and corrective control without blame.

7 min
Occupational Safety

Distribution Center Route Risk: A 168-Site Safety Case

A PepsiCo South America case on making route, dock and carrier exposure visible across 168 distribution centers before accident rates moved.

6 min
Risk Management

HAZID vs What-If vs LOPA: Which Fits Process Risk

Compare HAZID, What-If and LOPA for process risk decisions, with criteria, scoring, governance traps and executive use cases.

8 min
Safety Indicators and Metrics

Safety Dashboard: 8 Blind Spots Hiding Fatal Risk

A diagnostic guide for executives who need safety dashboards that reveal SIF exposure, underreporting, weak signals, workload pressure, and control gaps.

7 min
Safety Indicators and Metrics

EHS Data Analyst in 45 Days: What to Fix Before the First Dashboard Review

A 45-day role plan for EHS data analysts who must make safety dashboards trustworthy before leaders turn weak numbers into decisions.

8 min
Psychosocial Risks

Job Strain Explained: Demand, Control, Support

Job strain is the high-demand, low-control pattern that turns psychosocial pressure into weaker attention, escalation, and safety judgment at work.

3 min
Occupational Safety

How to Build a Heat Stress Acclimatization Plan in 14 Days

A practical 14-day heat stress acclimatization plan for supervisors and EHS managers who need controls before summer exposure becomes injury.

8 min
Safe Behavior

6 myths about complacency that supervisors still believe

Complacency is rarely laziness. These six myths help supervisors see how routine work, pressure, and weak controls make exposure feel normal.

7 min
Incident Investigation

RCA Timeline: Build It in 45 Minutes

Build a 45-minute RCA timeline that separates facts, decisions, uncertainty, and evidence before the incident team starts cause analysis.

7 min

Stories that help you read the signals.

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