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🎪 Has Academia Taken Over Safety? 🎪
Join hosts Andrew Evans, Brenton Harrison, and Desai Link as they dive deep into the intersection of academia and safety practices in this thought-provoking episode.
They explore whether their podcast discussions could be considered academic content and ponder the legitimacy of using non-traditional sources for safety insights.
Amidst humorous banter about AI's role in academic writing and Desai's penchant for untapped topics, they suggest inviting expert guests for future episodes.
With critical reflections on academic articles, discussions on personal anecdotes, and a light-hearted look at upcoming events, the hosts provide a balanced take on blending academic rigour with practical safety measures.
Don't miss out on this engaging episode, filled with witty exchanges and valuable insights for safety enthusiasts. 🚧📚
#TheCircusOfSafety #TheSpinningWheelOfDeath #SWOD
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In Season 2, Episode 22 of The Circus of Safety, Andrew Evans, Desai Link, and Brenton Harrison dive into the complex relationship between safety and efficiency.
They explore how organisations with poor safety records can benefit from prioritising safety, the intricate balance between safety and productivity, and the challenges of multitasking in the context of maintaining safety standards.
The episode also features lively debates on the language and perceptions surrounding safety, humorous takes on corporate safety slogans, and the importance of integrating safety naturally into workflows.
Plus, get updates on upcoming events, listener interactions, and more.
Tune in for a blend of insightful discussions and light-hearted banter on making safety a priority.
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In this bonus episode of "The Circus of Safety," host Brenton Harrison sits down with safety expert Christl Aggus for a profound discussion on the so-called "dark arts" in innovative safety practices.
From unconventional methods and ethical dilemmas to the subtle art of strategic influence, Christl shares her unique insights and experiences from Canada’s safety landscape.
Tune in as they explore site-specific health hazard assessments, the importance of soft skills, and the balancing act of driving change while maintaining ethical standards.
Join us for a captivating conversation that challenges traditional safety paradigms and highlights the role of curiosity, mentorship, and authentic relationships in fostering safer environments across industries.
Perfect for anyone committed to pushing the boundaries of safety practices with integrity and ingenuity.
#TheCircusOfSafety #TheSpinningWheelOfDeath #SWOD
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🎪 Welcome back to "The Circus of Safety"! In Episode S2 Ep 21, join hosts Desai Link, Brenton Harrison, and Andrew Evans as they dive into the intriguing concept of "the dark arts" in safety.
Discover the subtle skills of influence and persuasion essential for achieving optimal safety outcomes in organisations.
Brenton Harrison critiques consultants and introduces the idea of "dark arts" as unseen forces guiding decisions.
Desai Link and Andrew Evans weigh in with their experiences and ethical considerations, enriching the discussion with humorous anecdotes and real-world insights.
Furthermore, they explore the necessity for safety professionals to adapt communication styles, foster internal relationships, and address unpredictable situations.
Tune in for a blend of thought-provoking discussions, light-hearted banter, and practical wisdom on mastering the "dark arts" of safety.
Grab your "Circus of Safety" merchandise, and be part of this engaging episode filled with laughter and valuable takeaways! 🌟
#SafetyFirst #Podcast #Leadership #Influence #WorkplaceSafety #TheCircusOfSafety #TheSpinningWheelOfDeath #SWOD
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🎪 Welcome back to The Circus of Safety!
In this special bonus episode, we sit down with Brent Sutton, founder of Learning Teams, Inc., to delve into the world of "Learning Teams" and their transformative potential for organisational safety and operational excellence.
Our hosts, Brenton Harrison, Andrew Evans, and Desai Link, engage in a lively discussion with Brent about the critical difference between analysing system flaws and pointing fingers at individuals.
Brent shares invaluable insights, from the concept of "psychosocial harmony" to the importance of "functional diversity."
Tune in and discover how embracing learning teams can revolutionise your approach to safety and risk management.
🌐📘 #SafetyCulture #LearningTeams #BrentSutton #Giveaway #SafetyPodcast #TheCircusOfSafety #TheSpinningWheelOfDeath #SWOD
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In Episode 20 of Season 2, "Learning Teams," hosts Brenton Harrison, Andrew Evans, and Desai Link dive deep into the concept and practicalities of learning teams within safety management.
Andrew shares insights from "The Practice of Learning Teams" book while Brenton and Desai dissect the method's potential and pitfalls, especially in small organisations.
Tune in for discussions on structured conversations, the importance of facilitation skills, and the delicate balance between formal and informal applications.
Plus, get updates on Andrew’s return to Aotearoa, Brenton’s BMX activities, and Desai’s exam preparations.
Join us for a thought-provoking episode filled with real-world examples, expert opinions, and a sprinkle of humour.
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In this bonus episode of "The Circus of Safety," hosts Brenton Harrison and Desai Link dive into an engaging conversation with health and safety consultant Mike Cosman.
With 46 years of experience, Mike offers profound insights into the intricacies of lead and lag indicators, the importance of context in risk management, and the often overlooked narratives behind safety data.
The discussion challenges conventional mindsets, explores the complexity of safety metrics, and highlights the societal expectation for instant results.
Tune in for a captivating blend of professional expertise, humour, and valuable advice on elevating organizational health and safety standards.
#TheCircusOfSafety #TheSpinningWheelOfDeath #SWOD
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🎧 Welcome to another insightful episode of "The Circus of Safety" 🎩🎪!
In Season 2, Episode 19, hosts Desai Link and Brenton Harrison, along with international co-host Andrew Evans, dive into the nuanced world of safety metrics.
They unpack the differences between lead and lag indicators, discussing the challenges of measuring and interpreting these crucial safety markers.
Hear about the balance between quantitative data and qualitative narratives, the contextual importance of what we measure, and practical advice for safety professionals.
They also tackle the unpredictability of their "spinning wheel of death" topic chooser, share amusing personal stories, and explore the intersection of data and safety through a candid, playful dialogue.
Whether you’re a seasoned safety pro or new to the field, this episode offers valuable insights and a dose of humour.
Plus, stay tuned for audience shoutouts and updates on upcoming events!
Grab your popcorn and join the conversation – it's an episode you won't want to miss. 🎙️✨
#SafetyFirst #Podcasting #SafetyMetrics #TheCircusOfSafety #TheSpinningWheelOfDeath #SWOD
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In this bonus episode of "The Circus of Safety," hosts Brenton Harrison and Desai Link, joined by special guest Drew Rae, delve deep into the world of safety statistics and metrics.
Drew discusses cutting-edge research by his PhD candidate, Kevin Geddert, on severity-weighted indexes for improved reporting metrics.
The conversation humorously touches on fashion trends, but stays focused on critical safety issues, critiquing traditional metrics like LTIFR and TRIFIR.
The episode highlights the importance of understanding statistical variability, the pitfalls of misinterpreting data, and the need for safety professionals to recognise their limitations.
Packed with insights and practical examples, this episode challenges conventional safety practices and advocates for a more nuanced approach to data in the safety industry.
Perfect for safety enthusiasts, data analysts, and those curious about the intersection of safety and statistics. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that questions the establishment and pushes for more effective, context-driven safety management.
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🎪 In this episode of The Circus of Safety, join Brenton, Desai, and Andrew as they dive into the controversial world of safety metrics—LTIFR (Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate) and TRIFR (Total Reportable Injury Frequency Rate).
Expect a lively debate on their true value, practical implications, and the challenges of accurate data reporting.
With humorous anecdotes, real-world examples, and engaging listener comments, the hosts unravel the complexities behind these numbers and question whether they genuinely reflect safety performance.
Tune in for insightful discussions, sharp wit, and a few laughs as we explore the twisted tightrope of safety statistics!
Don't miss Desai's upcoming talks and the team's intriguing plans for future events. 🌍📈🛠️
#SafetyMetrics #Podcast #WorkplaceSafety #TheCircusOfSafety #TheSpinningWheelOfDeath #SWOD
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In this bonus episode of "The Circus of Safety," join regular hosts Desai Link, Brenton Harrison and special international guest Andrew Evans as they delve into the intriguing question: "Is self-preservation a risk control?"
Streaming from the northeast of England, Andrew brings a fresh perspective on this fundamental safety principle, exploring how training can counteract instinctual fight-or-flight responses.
The hosts debate the practical value of safety briefings, psychological aspects of human behaviour in emergencies, and whether self-preservation should be included in risk control registers.
With real-life examples, humorous anecdotes, and thoughtful insights, this episode offers a riveting discussion on the complexities of self-preservation and its impact on safety protocols.
Tune in for an enlightening conversation that adds a unique twist to your safety knowledge!
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Step right up, folks! In this engaging episode of "The Circus of Safety," hosts Brenton and Desai, alongside special guest Vanessa Crafts, dive into the challenging yet crucial topic of self-preservation as a form of risk control.
Join them as they debate the practicality of incorporating self-preservation into safety protocols, share personal stories, and critique the complexities of modern risk management.
With humorous exchanges and insightful discussions, this episode also features interactive audience comments and light-hearted banter.
Plus, tune in to hear Desai's upcoming travel plans and the latest news on Brenton's busy schedule.
Don't miss out on this lively conversation that blends safety wisdom with a touch of circus flair!
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Step right into The Circus of Safety as Desai Link and Brenton Harrison team up with special guest Derek Toner in this BONUS episode, "The Role of Health and Safety Training."
Dive into the evolving world of health and safety, where Derek emphasises the necessity of integrating comprehensive safety training into everyday operations, moving beyond traditional methods.
Listen as they explore generational shifts in safety attitudes, the unique competency required for various work environments, and the impact of future training paradigms on employability.
With practical examples, engaging discussions, and a dash of humour, this episode highlights the importance of a well-rounded approach to safety training that prioritises versatility and proactive learning.
Tune in for an insightful conversation that redefines what it means to truly be safe at work.
#TheCircusOfSafety #TheSpinningWheelOfDeath #SWOD
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🎪 The Circus of Safety is back with Season 2, Episode 16, diving deep into "The Role of Health and Safety Training"!
Join hosts Brenton Harrison, Desai Link, and Andrew Evans as they unravel the complexities and nuances of health and safety training in the workplace.
Special guest Derek Toner of Engaging Solutions adds a humorous twist with his tongue-in-cheek disclaimer!
This episode explores the narrow scope of conventional safety training versus the broader need for teaching safe work practices, assessing competence, and achieving measurable outcomes.
With 1300 followers and a growing community, we also give a special shoutout to a new health and safety advisor cadet.
Tune in for insightful discussions on evolving training practices, the distinction between training and learning, and the implementation of effective safety management systems.
Plus, stick around for some fun banter, sponsor gratitude, and a reminder to always watch out for those hard hats! 🎧👷♂️
#HealthAndSafety #Training #Competence #PodcastLife #SafetyFirst #TheCircusOfSafety #TheSpinningWheelOfDeath #SWOD
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Join hosts Desai Link, Andrew Evans, and Brenton Harrison in this bonus episode of "The Circus of Safety" as they delve into the nuances of professional courtesy in the health and safety sector.
Featuring special guest Mark Gummer, a consultant from Auckland and member of the New Zealand Institute of Safety Management, this episode explores the importance of face-to-face communication, the impact of ego on professional interactions, and maintaining courtesy while working with competitors.
Listen in as they share real-world examples, discuss the role of organisations like NZISM, and highlight best practices for fostering trust and collaboration in the industry.
Don't miss Mark's insights on relationship-building and his upcoming projects, including ensuring safety at an Iron Maiden concert!
Perfect for safety professionals and industry enthusiasts alike, this episode emphasises the vital role of professional courtesy in creating safe and productive work environments.
🛡️ #OccupationalHealth #ProfessionalCourtesy #SafetyManagement #TheCircusOfSafety
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Join hosts Andrew Evans, Brenton Harrison, and Desai Link, along with special disclaiming guest Mark Gummer, for an engaging and insightful discussion about professional courtesy in the health and safety industry.
This episode delves into the nuances of maintaining ethical behaviour, handling competing interests, and addressing subpar work among professionals.
Through lively banter and personal anecdotes, the hosts explore the significance of a code of ethics, the importance of respectful communication, and the challenges of intellectual property rights within the field.
With a blend of humour and expertise, this episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about elevating standards in health and safety.
Don't miss the debates, the camaraderie, and the valuable insights that define this episode of The Circus of Safety! 🎪✨
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🎪 Welcome to a bonus episode of The Circus of Safety!
In this instalment, host Brenton Harrison sits down with Ben Redwood, founder of Mutu, a New Zealand startup revolutionising safety and sustainability in the construction sector.
They delve into the importance of understanding the right incentives to promote a safety culture within organisations and how Mutu software is saving customers money while increasing margins.
Ben shares insight into the delicate balance between rewarding safety behaviours and ensuring these rewards lead to lasting, habitual changes.
They also explore the crucial role of leaders and "first followers" in driving safety initiatives.
Little behind-the-scenes glimpses into Ben's personal life and future plans add a warm, human touch to the discussion.
Whether you're interested in the practical aspects of safety incentives or the nuances of fostering a safety-centric company culture, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways.
Tune in for an enlightening conversation on the strategies and challenges of incentivising safety, with actionable advice on leveraging technology and leadership to create safer workplaces. 🚧✨
#SafetyFirst #WorkplaceSafety #Sustainability #Innovation #Leadership
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In this engaging episode of The Circus of Safety, hosts Brenton Harrison, Desai Link, and Andrew Evans dive into the controversial topic of rewarding people for being safe.
With a mix of lively banter and thoughtful discussion, they explore the potential benefits and drawbacks of safety reward systems, questioning whether such incentives truly promote a culture of safety or simply encourage superficial compliance.
The hosts share personal anecdotes and insights, touching on the importance of genuine recognition, the role of management, and the complexities of human motivation.
Along the way, they also discuss recent health and safety activities, express gratitude for their supportive listeners, and even delve into the fascinating world of Olympic helmet safety.
Whether you're a safety professional or simply interested in the psychology of workplace motivation, this episode offers a thought-provoking and entertaining look at the rewards and challenges of promoting safety in the modern world.
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In this engaging episode of "The Circus of Safety," hosts Brenton Harrison, Desai Link, and Andrew Evans are joined by guest Oliver Evans to explore the vital role people play in health and safety.
From discussing the hierarchy of controls to examining the concept of human-centric safety, the team delves into how individuals can make a significant impact by following rules, suggesting improvements, and wearing PPE.
We also touch on the differing perspectives within safety roles, challenges of task complexity, and the importance of competence and supervision.
Plus, enjoy some lighthearted banter about our latest merchandise, a special shoutout to new follower Mark Mangham, and reflections on past experiences, including a recent car accident involving Desai.
Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that emphasises the complexity and centrality of human behaviour ineffective safety management.
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🎪 **Happy Birthday to Us - The Circus of Safety Anniversary Special! 🎉**
Join hosts Andrew Evans, Brenton Harrison, Desai Link, and special guest Oliver Evans as they celebrate the first anniversary of "The Circus of Safety."
In this special episode, the team reflects on their podcast's phenomenal year, with 1200+ LinkedIn followers and consistent hits on Spotify. They recap their top shows from the past twelve months, revisit memorable moments, and share key takeaways on capability in the health and safety sector, psychological safety, and more.
Expect plenty of light-hearted banter, gratitude for their dedicated listeners, and jokes about sponsor marketing success.
They also dive into popular episodes like "Root Cause Analysis" and "Qualifications for the Health and Safety Profession," and offer listener Gary Williams' topic suggestions a nod.
Don't miss this engaging, humorous celebration and a peek at what the future holds for your favourite health and safety podcast. 🎧🎂
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