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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Safe Behavior

How to Respond to Safety Objections on the Shop Floor

A practical supervisor guide to classify safety objections, answer without blame, and convert resistance into control checks.

7 min
Safe Behavior

Optimism Bias: 4 Myths Supervisors Must Break

Optimism bias makes experienced teams underestimate personal exposure, so supervisors must test confidence against real controls before work starts.

6 min
Safe Behavior

Behavior-Based Safety: 8 Distortions to Fix

Behavior-based safety fails fast when observation counts replace dialogue, supervisor ownership, and control changes that remove real exposure.

6 min
Psychological Safety

Organizational Silence Explained: 4 Forms in Safety

Organizational silence in safety hides weak signals, near misses, and dissent before leaders realize the dashboard has gone quiet.

6 min
Risk Management

How to Build a Contractor Safety Scorecard in 30 Days

Build a contractor safety prequalification scorecard that screens field risk, verifies controls, and protects high-risk work before mobilization.

8 min
Safety Leadership

Gemba Walk Safety: How to See Real Field Risk

Run a 45-minute safety Gemba walk that helps supervisors observe real work, test critical controls, and close field risk before it becomes an incident.

8 min
Psychosocial Risks

ISO 45003 vs HSE vs ESENER: Which Lens Fits

Compare ISO 45003, HSE Management Standards, and EU-OSHA ESENER before choosing how to diagnose psychosocial risk in industrial operations today.

9 min
Safety Leadership

Shutdown Safety Leadership: 4 Restart Blind Spots

Restart risk rises when leaders treat shutdown completion as safety proof instead of verifying energy, temporary changes, contractor handback, and SIF controls.

7 min
Safety Leadership

New Plant Manager in 90 Days: Safety Leadership Plan

A practical 90-day safety leadership plan for new plant managers who need field credibility, supervisor rhythm, and critical-control discipline.

7 min
Occupational Safety

GHS Pictograms Explained: 9 Symbols for Supervisors

GHS pictograms explained for supervisors who need to connect chemical labels, SDS hazards, permits, PPE, and field controls before work starts.

6 min

Stories that help you read the signals.

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