The HSE Network Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The HSE Network Podcast is a health and safety podcast that combines all of the interviews we have conducted with health and safety professionals for your listening pleasure. Discussions range from many different subjects in HSE.
We chat to Bruce about the think, feel, act movement of Huddle Culture, HOP, cognitive thoughts, feelings, and how to achieve high performance.
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Here we reshare another episode from the Changing Safety Podcast from Paul Clack, who sits down with Carla Davis-Madgett, former senior EHS professional at both Shell & Boeing, about how far the profession has come.
But are we as an industry doing enough? Are we looking to the data and turning it into actionable insights, and leveraging technology to our advantage?
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Here we re-share a podcast from our founder, Paul Clark of the HSE Global Series. who sits with Marie to discuss positive disruption, the importance of the future of the profession, collaboration not division, diversity, and breaking the patterns of doing the same thing over and over again.
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In recent years, there’s been growing momentum around the topics of psychological safety and mental health at work, and rightly so. But while progress is being made and attitudes are shifting, the statistics remain sobering. Far more people tragically take their own lives than are lost in workplace accidents.
In this episode, we’re joined by Dr Tim Marsh, a leading voice in safety culture and mental health, to explore how the best organisations are going beyond reactive measures and embedding proactive approaches to mental wellbeing. From creating spaces where people feel safe to speak up to fostering a culture where asking the right questions is part of everyday leadership, we unpack what "good work" really looks like.
We also shine a light on the powerful work being done by Brawd, a mental health charity focused on making a lasting impact in communities and workplaces.
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Having a good control of work system in place can lead to multiple efficiencies and save both time and money for your organisation. In this podcast, we sit down with Jarmo Päivä of Elisa IndustrIQ for a discussion around how control of work software can help those in the health and safety management sphere.
Within the podcast expect to learn
- What the most common pain points are for HSE managers with physical control of work processes
- How moving from manual to digitalised processes can deliver HSE managers lots of benefits
- What are the emerging technologies to keep an eye on in the sphere
- How you can go about selecting the right control of work software for your needs
And more unique insights.
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Here we reshare a great podcast from Paul Clark (HSE Network's co-founder) on the Changing Safety Podcast.
We sit with James to discuss what needs to change in safety, and what the future looks like if we were to unite and work closely together with our common goals. We discuss his thoughts and feelings on what he believes can really make a difference, such as looking outside of industry for solutions and challenge ourselves as pro
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When we talk about creating safer and healthier workplaces we often realise that a lot of employees are surprised when they learn drug and alcohol testing is an important part of the workforce’s safety.
But this shouldn’t be a surprise, last year just over 1 in 10 adults aged 16-59 reported taking drugs, and for those aged 16-24, it was 1 in 51. We also know the importance of supporting employees' mental health, with 1 in 4 people in the UK experiencing a mental health problem each year2. Today we are going to look at the link between mental health and drug and alcohol use in the workplace. By making managers more aware of the problem and providing proactive support to employees, can we help reduce the risk that drugs and alcohol pose to the workplace?
To talk to us more about this today we have Andy Stevens. Andy Stevens runs his own building and consultancy companies. He is a strong advocate for mental health, especially in the construction industry and has presented a series interviewing people in the industry who have struggled with mental health. He has not just spoken of his own difficulties and how he overcame them, but also speaks at exhibitions and conferences on mental health in construction and now advises companies and Government in America, Canada and the UK as well as chairing many panels on this topic. This podcast has been sponsored by Abbott.
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This month on the HSE Network podcast we reflect on the HSE Virtual Series Congress with a fantastic conversation between our old Managing Director and event presenter Elliot Cunnington and CHEP's Director of Health and Safety Vicki Simmons. Vicki gives a candid account of her experience with a nervous breakdown and how she dealt with it.
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When we talk about Connecting Safety, Health and well-being in the workplace we often realise that a lot of employees are surprised when they learn drug and alcohol testing is an important part of the workforce’s safety.
We would like to solve some mysteries around why drug testing is an important part of occupational health assessments so we sat down with Jane Le Count and Dr Maggie Samuel who both play an important role in the drug testing services provided by Abbott.
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Here we re-share a great talk from the HSE Australia Congress with David Irvine. Here David discusses interdependent risks and how to manage them through periods of sustained change and uncertainty.
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Welcome back to the HSE Network Podcast. Here we share another talk from the HSE Global Series Congress which looks at the benefits that can be gained from using micro experimentation within health and safety.
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Many organisations will be familiar with management systems, but do they actually make a difference to end performance?
Here Kate Field of the BSI Group shares her talk from the HSE UK Congress which explores some of the case studies in which EHS management systems have made a real tangible difference to safety performance.
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Welcome back to the HSE Network Podcast. Here we share one of the popular talks from the HSE North American Congress in 2021 which explored the end of the blame and punish era.
Expect to learn how to build a learn and improve culture, how to coach leaders that encourage that culture, and how to build learning teams.
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This week we share another fantastic talk from the HSE Virtual Series which looks at how you and your team can grow as safety professionals.
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Here we share a great talk from the HSE Virtual Series of 2021 which explores ways that you can harmonise your internal EHS processes.
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This week on the HSE Network podcast we chat with Andy Barker of Paradigm, we look at managing contractors from a health and safety perspective, looking at the various areas to keep in mind when it comes to creating and fostering a healthy working relationship with people from different organisations.
We also look at the term 'contractor' and why it may not necessarily be the best term to use in the safety and wider work context.
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Here we bring a talk from the Diversity Congress that looks at unconscious ignorance, how we can explore our current knowledge limits, insights into honest ignorance and some ideas on how to find resources to further explore this in a safety and HR context.
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Here we sit down once again with Andrew Barratclough of eDriving to discuss the hidden dangers or ignoring driver safety in addition to the big benefits that can get from implementing a strong road safety program.
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Here we explore sustainability and diversity and how we can drive change for the climate through creating a circular economy that priorities both nature and people under realistic goals.
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Here we share a great breakdown of Safety 2 and how we can implement a roadmap that gets people moving from the old view of safety to the new one.
Here we look at the legal aspects of moving from Safety 1 to Safety 2 and some of the best practices for implementing Safety 2.
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Getting from where you are to where you want to go in health and safety can be challenging, a lot of the time individuals in organisations find themselves overwhelmed with so many different tasks that they struggle to set aside the time to focus on big picture areas, let alone health and safety.
We at the HSE Network are finding that many people are becoming more aware of the positive impact health and safety can have on businesses. This week we caught up with the British Steel HSE Director Matt Taylor for a discussion on transformation in health and safety. We touch on how you can get managers on board with EHS transformation, where to go once you have achieved what you set out to do and what make's Matt so passionate about health and safety.
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Here we bring you access to the opening panel of the HSE UK North Congress. This was a fantastic way to welcome back our in-person events and we are now in a privileged position to be able to bring you the panels through our podcast!
The panel look at the lack of awards in safety and ask the question of whether more are needed, or whether or not it is appropriate in the industry.
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This week on the HSE Network Podcast we have a sponsored episode from our partners Abbott, an established provider of Workplace Toxicology and Occupational Health Services.
Abbott’s Scientific Affairs Manager Dr Eva Reichardt explains the different areas where drug and alcohol testing can aid the well-being of oil and gas workers and how companies can implement good practices in the industry.
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Driver safety is a massive topic and insurance plays a big part in the decisions made from a corporate perspective.
This week on the HSE Network podcast we welcome Andrew Barratclough from eDriving for a discussion on insurance in driver safety and the role it plays.
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Do you know the difference between augmented and assisted reality? This week on the HSE Network Podcast we get the experts from RealWear and Westbase.io in for a discussion on assisted reality technologies and how they can help health and safety professionals.
Lee and Derrick have tonnes of hands-on experience with these wearables and know their power when it comes to protecting industrial and remote workers. We cover the benefits, areas to remember when introducing the technology, and how to get buy-in from directors to get started with it in the first place.
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This week on the HSE Network podcast we are joined by Kate Field for a discussion on the new BSI model of well-being in the workplace. The model goes over different levels of health including ensuring workers feel safe and are secure in their jobs from a financial perspective.
The new model takes a lot from Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs but puts it in a modern workplace context, adding elements that are important from a safety as well as a health perspective.
We will be releasing an article shortly which breaks down the different areas of the model in full so keep an eye out for that on the HSE Network articles page.
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In our latest episode, Teresa Swinton discusses the finer points of becoming a learning organisation and what companies need to do in order to properly manage their safety from a people perspective.
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In one of our latest interviews, HSE Network sits down with Kate Field of the BSI Group. In this podcast, Kate dives into some of the different parts of the new ISO 45003 standard, the current stage we are in, and what employers and employees need to know about it going forward.
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Welcome back to the HSE Network podcast. Here we are delighted to welcome Jeffrey Giesse to the HSE Network Podcast with his HSE at the speed of light talk from the HSE Virtual Series.
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This week we share one of the most popular talks from the congress which looked at neuroscience within health and safety and how it can be optimised to drive the best outcome for health and safety teams.
Here Kendelle Tekstar from Acre Frameworks looks at how we learn and how we can optimise how we learn to improve our safety performance through the optimisation of our psychological health and safety and habits.
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Your purchasing department has a key role to play within the health and safety of your company. Getting equipment that you know is safe will help your workers to get on with the job at a lower rate of risk.
In this week’s podcast, BSI Group teamed up with the HSE Global Series at the UK Congress for a talk about how to purchase safe equipment and products for your company.
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In this presentation provided by Dekra, we look at how your brain gets in the way of you making the safest possible decisions in the workplace.
This is a very popular talk from the HSE UK Congress and we are delighted to share it on the HSE Network podcast.
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Knowing how to work from height and make sure you are compliant with the regulations around the process is a big part of health and safety.
This week on the HSE Network podcast we sit down with Phil Rashbrook of Pure Safety Group for a discussion and presentation about how you can make sure workers are safe when they are operating at height.
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In the latest edition of the podcast, HSE Network sits down with eDriving's Managing Director Andy Cuerden and their Customer Success Director for Europe Nick List.
The podcast covers the dangers associated with the triple threat of Distraction, Speeding and Fatigue, which are all factors that could be putting drivers and commuters in your company at risk.
Key takeaways:
• Speeding, according to the World Health Organization, contributes to around 30% of road deaths in high-income countries and around 50% in some low and middle-income countries.
• Fatigue is thought to contribute to around one in five car crashes
• if we look at distraction, drivers using a mobile phone are around four times more likely to crash
Together with Global Road Safety Partnership, we’ve just launched a new Triple Threat campaign, which includes three dedicated resource centres on our website – one each for Speeding, Distraction and Fatigue. Each resource centre includes an infographic about that behaviour, as well as eBooks, webinars, articles and more.
And, in support of UN Global Road Safety Week, which takes place 17-23 May, and is this year focused on speed, we are actually offering a free of charge speeding eLearning module for drivers, as well as hosting a website with Global Road Safety Partnership about managing speeding in the workplace. Details of both can be found in the Speeding Resource Centre at www.edriving.com.
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Here we welcome Henry Mooney, Director of Customer Success at EcoOnline for a discussion and Q/A about some of the most frequently asked questions around the COSHH regulations, Safety Data Sheets and COSHH risk assessments.
We cover what you need to do to ensure employees follow the rules and regulations that are so important when it comes to keeping you compliant and your workers safe.
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- Involve employees and workers within the discussion on control measures, they will be able to offer insight into how to control the relevant risks
- Remember that the COSHH controls needed to differ from company to company and industry to industry
- You still need to perform a COSHH risk assessment if you have the relevant Safety Data Sheets
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What small businesses need to know about health and safety in 2021 | Andy Rhoades
With the UK easing out of lockdown it appears to be that for now at least businesses will continue to open up with employees coming back into the workplace. This has some implications for health and safety.
In this week’s podcast, HSE Network sits down with Andy Rhoades of ABR Safety to chat about everything that small businesses need to know when opening up from a health and safety perspective.
We cover:
How to help staff looking after health and safety who may not be EHS professionals
What employers need to do to ensure they stay compliant
How to get workers on the shop floor to embrace health and safety
Why Andy is so passionate about health and safety
This is a great discussion with lots of practical steps that small businesses can take when revisiting their health and safety and we are delighted to welcome Andy onto the show.
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This week on the HSE Network podcast we are privileged to welcome Christine Sullivan by sharing her talk from the HSE Women in Safety Congress.
This is a fantastic discussion that has been very well received amongst the delegates, remember you can watch all of the content from the Women in Safety Congress exclusively on the HSE Network.
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This week on the HSE Network podcast we bring the third episode of our Women in Safety series by welcoming Funmi Adegbola for a discussion on how we can drive OHS change in Africa and beyond.
This was a great workshop and the full video version is available on the HSE Network along with all of the great health and safety event videos on the Congress from 2020.
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This week on the HSE Network podcast we welcome Kathy Seabrook who delivers a talk on connecting the dots in health and safety. Kathy looks at human capital and how we can leverage it to ensure our organizations are ready for the future.
This was another great installment from the first HSE Women in Safety Congress and we are always privileged to welcome Kathy Seabrook to our platform.
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Welcome back to the hse network podcast, where we compile some of the freshest discussions in health and safety from our expert interviewees.
This week we revisit the inaugural Women in Safety congress which examined some of the issues facing women within the safety field.
This talk from Lorenzo Visentin offers some practical insight into the daily risks that women face within the world of work. This insightful talk was very well received at the congress and we are privileged to bring it to the HSE Network podcast.
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Welcome back to the HSE Network podcast, where we combine some of the latest and best insights in the world of health and safety ready for transmission across the airwaves!
This week we revisit the Day 2 Panel from the HSE Virtual Congress in December. This was a great discussion on a variety of key topics in health and safety from the likes of Larry Wilson, Paul Hendry and many more.
If you want to see any specific content covered on the HSE Network through our podcast or other channels then please do get in touch with a member of our team!
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This week we have a real treat for all our podcast listeners! Here we listen in on the talk from Wouter de Gier, Global Health and Safety Director of Heineken for a discussion and a presentation on ‘leading the journey of inspiration’.
Wouter covers how to build the right team in health and safety and how you can go about enacting real change within your organisation.
This is a great podcast and we are very grateful to Wouter for his time! If you want access to the full videos from the HSE Virtual Series Congress in December they are available exclusively on the HSE Network website.
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This week on the HSE Network podcast we are joined by Andy Barker, senior health and safety professional from Speaking IN.
We first connected with Andy at a congress before the pandemic and he is always a popular speaker at all of our events!
Andy is a storyteller and draws on his 30+ years of experience within the safety sphere to share anecdotes and situations that he feels can make a significant difference when it comes to keeping people safe.
In this interview, we discuss Andy’s experience within the safety and look at Safety Differently and his thoughts on the methods behind it.
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Welcome back to the HSE Network podcast! This week we are joined by Britt Howard who takes us through his talk from the HSE Virtual Series last year.
Britt talks us through virtual site visits and breaks down what safety professionals need to know in order to convey the correct information to the workers they are responsible for.
This is a great podcast with lots of practical information that you can take into your world of work.
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The idea that you need 8 hours of sleep is a myth, and today we dive into that myth with renowned sleep expert Dr. Neil Stanley.
With Neil, we discuss the 8-hour myth in sleep as well as how Neil helps companies with their employee's sleep. Neil talks us through some of his previous experiences and experiments within the sleep research field in addition to where he feels the health and safety profession may be going wrong when it comes to incorporating sleep into the wider well-being sphere.
With Neil, we also touch on the potential dangers of non-expert sleep advice and his feelings on the ‘sleep advice industry’ that may be doing more harm than good when it comes to helping people.
This is a good discussion if you want to find out more about the kind of methods that some companies have used to optimise sleep and therefore look after the well-being of their workers.
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What's Microlearning and why is it so important in health and safety?
This week we deliver the workshop from Ben Henderson which looks at the differences between microlearning and macro learning and why you need both to operate a successful organisation.
This is from the HSE Virtual Series last year and was one of the most popular talks delivered! We thank Ben very much for his continued support of HSE Network and the Global Series Events.
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Mental health has been a big area of discussion for the Global Series and Network over the past year and we are always privileged to welcome passionate health and safety professionals onto our platform to discuss it.
This week HSE Network sits down with Paul Hendry of Jacobs to discuss the new One Million Lives Initiative.
One Million Lives is a mental health drive that seeks to help people become more aware of their own issues through mental health check-ins. Initially a Jacobs project, Paul has expanded the drive beyond and has ambitions to make the platform a mainstay into 2021 and beynd.
Paul shares some moving stories of workers who have uncovered serious issues through the mental health check ins, and we have a great chat about why Paul started the initiative and where he sees it going in the future.
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Driver safety is an area of the wider health and safety sphere that often gets overlooked.
In the latest episode of the podcast, HSE Network sits down with Nick List of eDriving to chat about whether or not neglecting driver safety has negative consequences for organisations.
This is a great podcast if you want to learn more about:
- Why you need to manage driver safety
- The benefits of incorporating driver safety in the wider culture
- The consequences of poor driver safety
- How to encourage workers in your fleet to drive safely
Nick was a fantastic guest and we look forward to welcoming him back to the podcast soon. If you want to check out the first installment of our series with eDriving head over to the HSE Network.
eDriving debut article: https://www.hse-network.com/news-articles/what-fleet-safety-managers-need-to-know-for-driver-safety-in-2021/
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In this episode of the podcast, we welcome Kathy Seabrook for a discussion on how you can get health and safety higher up on the corporate agenda.
Kathy also looks at how you can get better cohesion across health, safety, and the whole organization.
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In our latest episode of the podcast, we welcome some of the HSE Virtual Series delegates for a discussion and networking session around mental health. We specifically look at how mental health has been managed by companies both small and large throughout the pandemic.
This is a great podcast if you are in a position in your organisation to enact changes in policy around mental health, but are unsure of the type of steps to take.
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In this episode of the podcast, we welcome David Scotti for a talk on health and safety and how it has changed in the pandemic.
David explores some of the different topics we have covered on the HSE Virtual Series in 2020 and we are delighted to welcome him to the podcast.
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Welcome back to the HSE Network Podcast! The first podcast of 2021 looks at the Virtual Series talk from Corrie Pitzer towards the end of 2020. In this episode, Corrie takes a look at the 'Holy Grail' of health and safety; the ability to predict and as a result prevent accidents.
this kicks off some great content we have for the first few months of 2021, in addition to our regular podcast, we also have some great articles on how you can work from home safely, and content around driver safety and why it is important to adopt in your company.
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In this week's episode of the HSE Network podcast we welcome Ross Hopwood for his talk on how to develop a good culture once it reaches the mature stage of the life cycle.
This is great for those in all levels of health and safety and provides a lot of insight and clarity around what we mean when we say you need to improve your safety culture.
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In this episode of the podcast we continue our focus on sleep and sleep awareness with an inteview with Zen Sleeping Consultant's Annie Schlecht.
Annie has been helping people with their sleep for years and we are delighted to welcome her onto the podcast.
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This week we are delighted to welcome Kate Field, Head of Health, Safety, and Well-being at the BSI Group.
Kate has extensive experience on the human side of health and safety and today she focuses on how you can increase the quality of human management in the organization.
This is another one of our podcasts from the HSE Virtual Series in October, the congress focused on improving and health and safety within the MENA region.
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Today we bring you the first in our short series around sleep awareness and how it factors into health and safety.
We are joined by professional teambuilding coach Dan Collins from FreshTracks for a discussion on some of the tips on how you can improve your sleep and why you should be mindful of the amount of sleep you are getting.
Some of the key tips from Dan include;
- avoiding excessive screen time during the evenings
- avoiding alcohol in the evening as it prevents REM sleep
- exercising and trying to stick to a good diet
- keeping the 'work from home' set up as separate from the bedroom/bed as you can
In addition to this podcast, we are also conducting some research on how workers in the UK are sleeping and what it means for their safety at work. Make sure you are subscribed to the HSE Network to stay up to date with the latest findings.
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We are delighted to welcome Andy Barker to the HSE Network Podcast. Andy has extensive experience of managing health and safety teams in the Middle East and is currently General Manager of Group HSE at the Rezayat Group.
In this episode, we take a look back at Andy's talk from the HSE Virtual Series, where he covers how to change understanding in health and safety. Andy is one of our key content partners on the HSE Network and we look forward to working with him again in the future.
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In our latest episode of the podcast, we welcome Teresa Higgins of Barbour EHS for a discussion on the future of health and safety and what you can do to help protect workers in the lockdown.
Key topics takeaways:
- Safety solutions have to save time for workers so they can focus on the important stuff
- Lone workers at home must feel supported and trusted
Paul and Teresa cover a range of topics on what health and safety will look like in 2021 including how you can get HSE higher up the corporate priority list.
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In this episode of the podcast, we welcome Larry Wilson of SafeStart by revisiting his workshop from the HSE Virtual Series Congress in June.
This is a great workshop if you are looking for a practical approach to accidents in the workplace and some of the tools, techniques and ways of thinking that can be implemented to try and reduce their severity and frequency.
We are always privileged to work with Larry and we look forward to welcoming him back to the HSE Congresses in the future.
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This week we welcome back Tersa Swinton from Paradigm for a discussion on human and organisational performance and how it factors into health and safety in the workplace. In this workshop teresa also looks at incident investigation and what the best time to go about it is.
If you want access to the other content from the August virtual series in additon to videos, podasts and the latest news articles on health and safety head over to the HSE Network.
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Risk management is critical in all industries and is very important in the world of F1. In today's episode of the podcast, we welcome renowned keynote speaker Mark Gallagher to the show.
This is a great episode if you are interested in the tools, techniques, PPE, and software that is used to keep drivers safe when they are racing at high speed. It all links to health and safety.
Mark has held several senior leadership and management roles in the world of F1 and in this episode, he delivers his talk looking at how F1 teams manage risk for their drivers and the team as a whole. We take a look at it from a health and safety perspective and how the learnings can be applied to other industries.
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In this episode of the podcast, we take another look back at the HSE UK Congress in February, taking a closer look at the breakfast panel which raised some interesting points of discussion and some great questions from the audience.
This set up the UK Congress perfectly and typifies what the HSE Global Series is all about.
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In this episode of the podcast, we take a look back to the HSE Virtual Series Congress in August with a fantastic talk from Devonway''s Matt Sacks.
In this talk, Matt looks at the trending tools and techniques in health and safety that are proving useful in the field. Remember if you want access to the video version of this workshop it is available exclusively on the HSE Network.
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In today's episode of the podcast, we welcome Marie Butler, Head of UK for Longitdue6 to dive into the topic of people's risk and what it means for your health and safety as we enter the later stages of 2020.
Paul and Marie also look at the benefits of good industrial ergonomics management, how the field differs from its office-based counterpart, and some of the additional challenges around making sure people perform their work safely in an office, construction, or warehouse based environment.
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In our latest health and safety podcast, we welcome David Denyer back with a look back at his HSE Virtual Series Workshop in April. This is great if you are looking to reflect on some of the initial concerns of managing health and safety in the pandemic and compare and contrast the current concerns from those put forward back then.
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Here we look back on the challenger panel from the HSE UK Congress In February. This is a great podcast if you are looking for an insight into the key topics of discussion in health and safety before the onset of the global pandemic.
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In this episode of the podcast, we look back on the August workshop from John Green. In this workshop, John looks at how we can pivot out of the lockdown into the new world of health and safety in the future. This was one of the most popular workshops from the virtual series and we look forward to working with John on other projects in the future.
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In this episode of the HSE Network podcast, we look back on the workshop with John Austin. In this episode, John looks at behavioural change and some of the science behind it. John looks at the effect that switch-tasking, learning, and personality can all have on the unique behaviours and productivity of individuals.
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In today's episode of the podcast, Todd Conklin brings us the 'bouncing forward' talk he conducted at the HSE Virtual Series in June. Todd talks about some of the learnings and shortcomings that have been made apparent through the coronavirus pandemic. This podcast is accessible and perfect for those on any stage of their safety journey.
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"Ask yourself, how can we make things go well instead of just not going wrong" - Erik Hollnagel
Safety Differently is one of the most talked-about new ideas in health and safety at the moment and a lot of the best and brightest in the field are promoting it as a new way of thinking about the profession and the benefits that it can bring to your workplace. Here we interview Erik Hollnagel to talk about what Safety Differently means and how you can take the first steps towards implementing it in your organisation.
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"I think we should love away from penalising people that use in the workplace" - Paul Clark
Today we bring you special access to the HSE Network interview between Paul Clark and Michaela Wain. This podcast takes a very different tone from our other interviews as we listen to the story of addiction that our Director, Paul Clark, Battled in his early and current career.
Our thanks go out to Apprentice Contestant, Michaela Wain, for being part of this discussion with paul and offering insight into how she manages her teams and her own experiences and views on addiction.
Key Points:
- what can employers do to help workers with addiction?
- how being present and mindfulness can help those with addiction
- The causes of addiction and what can be done to prevent them
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"I like to tap straight into that conscious awareness, from which I can be creative, compassionate and kind" - Paul Clark
In today's episode of the podcast, we continue on our theme of mental health and wellbeing with a powerful workshop from Dan Gregory and HSE Network Director Paul Clark.
Dan and Paul explore the ideas around consciousness and how we can all be more present in our daily lives. Paul and Dan look at the esoteric side of spirituality and some of the practicalities many of us will be able to identify within our daily work lives.
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In today's episode of the podcast, we have a look over some of our previous interviews with the mental health experts to try and work out what we will need to consider as we re-enter the world of work. Our thanks go out to our key content partner and guests; Tim Marsh, Jason Anker, Sarah Brummitt, and Gareth Mullen.
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This podcast brings you the full opening panel from the HSE Virtual Series. Topics include some of the immediate responses to the lockdown that many businesses were making and how the pandemic had changed the way they approach safety. This podcast provides an opportunity for reflection on some of the previous congresses' before the next virtual series event in August.
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Gareth Mullen was a health and safety professional who made the jump to occupational health when the time was right in his career. In today’s episode, we have a look at some of the mental health and wellbeing practices that Thames Water have developed, their benefits/drawbacks, and how you can implement as part of your own mental well-being strategy in health and safety.
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"We all know about good diet, exercise, good sleep, and mindful meditation, what organisations can do is facilitate it by making it easy to do" - Dr. Tim Marsh
This week we welcome Dr. Tim Marsh back to the podcast with a discussion on mental health in the workplace and what can be done to help workers optimise, and take ownership of their mental well-being when at work and in personal life.
Tim is a long term content partner for the HSE Network and we are delighted to welcome him back for a fourth podcast all with the aim of promoting good health and safety practices.
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"When you operate at that level, and you really lead in that level, you will be a good leader, and you'll get the buy-in from everyone who's working" - Sir Clive Woodward
Sir Clive Woodward is one of our main content partners and we welcome him back to the podcast for episode 4 of our safety thoughts series. This week we have a look at leadership in a health and safety context, with a focus on what individuals can do to improve their own workplaces.
Some of the key takeaways include:
- the need for safety leaders to lead by example
- the need for trust and respect throughout the organisation
- a look at the differences between engagement and empowerment in safety
This podcast has some interesting insights for safety professionals in addition to those in the wider business world.
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"We need to make sure we are involving the people on the shop floor" - Donavan Hornsby
We are delighted to bring you the latest podcast from the HSE Network in partnership with Gensuite EHS Software Solutions. Here Paul Clark and Donavan Hornsby, VP of Business Development and Innovation at Gensuite.
Key topics include:
- The trends that Donavan has identified in the industry
- How organisations can get those at all levels of business involved with safety tech
- The key challenges faced in health and safety at the current time
This was an insightful discussion on how technology can be used to further improve EHS
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"We wanted to create a pride in what our key workers do" - James Pomeroy
Emergency communication is a subject we have all in some way had to get familiar with over the past few months, and in today's podcast, we bring you the workshop from James Pomeroy of Lloyds Register. The episode was first aired at the HSE Virtual Series Congress and covers 4 key ways that Lloyds Register has changed their communication when it comes to health and safety.
Key Takeaways
- focus on instilling pride throughout your employees
- address any fears and concerns they might have
- ensure the right controls are applied
If you enjoy this podcast the workshop from Sarah Brummit also looks at communication and why it is becoming so crucial to health and safety throughout the challenges of COVID-19.
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In our midweek podcast, we bring you the third video in our safety thoughts series from Dr. Tim Marsh of Anker and Marsh. In this video, Tim looks at Muhammed Ali, George Foreman, and Joe Frazier. Tim tells us what the approach of the three boxers can teach us about well-being in our own lives. Remember if you want access to the rest of the videos and expert articles on health and safety, head over to the HSE Network website.
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In today's episode of the podcast, we listen in on Bob Cummins workshop from the HSE Virtual Series Congress in April. Bob takes a look at behavioural science and how it can be influenced in a health and safety perspective.
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In our next podcast, we bring you the workshop from Teresa Swinton of Paradigm. In this workshop, Teresa discusses steps safety managers can take when it comes to managing the human performance of workers during COVID-19. This is the fourth workshop from our April HSE Virtual Series Conference.
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In the second podcast from our safety thoughts series, Tim Marsh breaks down Heinrich's principle and the different ways the theory behind it can be applied to good health and safety management.
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In the third edition of the HSE Virtual Congress workshop series, we welcome Sir Clive Woodward, former world cup winning coach with England to discuss some of the challenges he has faced managing his teams and how they can be applied to managing through the impact of COVID-19. Paul Clark leads the Q/A with Sir Clive to close the congress.
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In this podcast we bring you the interview we conducted with Ruth Denyer, Group Risk Director of ITV, at our HSE Europe Congress. Ruth discusses the increasing role of health and safety as a function of risk management at ITV.
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Our next podcast is the second from April HSE Virtual Series Podcast. Sarah Brummitt presents her thoughts on how we can become more effective communicators in life after lockdown with potentially more working from home arrangements and different styles of working.
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Here we bring you the first of plenty of workshops to come from the HSE Virtual Series Congress. Here Robert Sheninger of Talos Energy discusses the steps his company has taken to ensure their workers are safe in the workplace.
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Here we interview Ron Gantt, Director of Innovation and Operations at the Reflect Consulting Group. With Ron, we explore the role in human factors on influencing health and safety, in addition to safety management systems and safety leadership.
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One of our key aims in the HSE Network, is to bring the best minds from the most respected organisations. With this in mind, we are excited to interview Duncan Spencer, head of advice and practice systems at IOSH. With him, we discuss the impact of mental health first aiders and how to get equality in the board room.
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In this podcast, Tim Marsh talks to us about some of the ways that businesses can go about creating a culture that is good for both them and their workers. Tim also looks at the power of culture and the positive impact that it can have.
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In this video, we interview Gerry Mulholland an expert in safety leadership with a wealth of experience in multinational organisations. We get Gerry’s thoughts on transformational leadership and how its associated behaviours can impact on safety culture.
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In this interview, we chat with James Pomeroy, a prominent member of our safety advisory council. James has extensive experience in the field and we discuss the current flatline in the fatality rate as well as the adoption of safety management systems by Millenials and GenZs.
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Here we interview Ron Gantt, Director of Innovation and Operations at the Reflect Consulting Group. With Ron, we explore the role in human factors on influencing health and safety, in addition to safety management systems and safety leadership.
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Here we interview Richard Hoffman VO HSEQ for US Well Services. With Richard, we discuss the use of predictive analytics in the field of EHS and transformation in the wider field of health and safety.
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In the HSE North American Congress, we interviewed Phil Walker. Phil is the Corporate HSE Director for Kongsberg Automotive ASA. In this video, we discuss Kongsberg’s new adoption of ISO 45001 from Phil’s perspective in addition to any pitfalls and challenges of introducing the new standard.
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In this interview, we catch up with Nick Anagnostou, VP HSSE of KBR. With Nick, we discuss invisible leadership, and the contrasting role it plays to the role of visible leadership within health and safety. We also look at how to properly implement invisible leadership within an organisation.
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In this interview, we get the expert views of John Green, CSO / EVP of Aecon. With John, we look at safety differently and the future of safety for its practitioners, in addition to the theories used in HSE practice and the thought behind them.
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Here we interview Jason Anker, Chairman, and Director of Anker and Marsh. in 1993, Jason was paralysed from the waist down when he fell from a ladder. With Jason, we discuss the physical and psychological effects of the incident.
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Here we interview Brian Wedemeyer, CSP VP EHS for Partner Industrial. We discuss some of the different behaviours that are associated with safety leadership and how they can be tailored to get the best performance out of your organisation.
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