Workplace safety, leadership and risk insights from the Headline Podcast editorial team.
Por Andreza Araujo Host & Editorial Lead
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Red safety metrics protect only when they trigger named decisions. This case study shows how 250+ projects moved dashboards from reporting to governance.
Contractor safety weakens when every risk is pushed into prequalification. Compare three gates and decide which one fits selection, mobilization, and live field exposure.
Medical restrictions fail when leaders treat the note as the control instead of checking task design, pace, ownership, follow-up, and closure risk.
Episode 9 with Corrie Pitzer gives EHS managers 8 field tests for finding normal-work risk before familiarity hides serious exposure.
At-risk behavior drift happens when a risky way of doing the job becomes normal before leaders name the pattern, fix the constraint, or restore the control.
Run a 12-minute post-overtime fatigue debrief that captures exposure, late-shift critical tasks, recovery constraints and next-shift controls.
Episode 11 with Dr. Thomas Krause gives EHS leaders 9 checks for finding low-trust pockets that average safety scores hide.
A practical F2 guide for senior EHS managers who need FMEA to change maintenance controls before isolation, lifting, line breaking, or restart exposure begins.
Run a 15-minute hot work fire watch handover by checking scope, spark path, combustibles, atmosphere, fire protection, stop triggers and post-work monitoring.
A practical 30-day protocol for EHS managers who need lone worker escalation to work before missed check-ins become emergencies.
