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Safety Labs by Safety Products Global

Safety Products Global

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Safety Labs by Safety Products Global is a podcast where we explore the human side of safety to support safety professionals. We move past regulations and reportables to talk about the core skills of safety leadership: empathy, influence, trust, rapport. In other words, the soft skills that help you do the hard stuff.

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Fixing Safety's Credibility with Craig Marriott

Épisode 128

lundi 5 octobre 2026 • Durée 52:06

In this episode, Mary Conquest speaks with Craig Marriott, a leading safety professional and author whose career spans consultancy and executive roles - so he understands both sides of the boardroom table.

Why do leaders (and other areas of the business) often view safety as merely an obstacle to progress? How can the profession reverse this perception and gain recognition as a trusted asset?

Craig identifies a number of unhelpful tendencies, including trying to reduce every risk, not appreciating the bigger picture and chasing the latest shiny solution.

This uplifting conversation will help EHS professionals transition from technical expert to strategic leader by working better with operational teams, building more coherent messaging, and aligning safety strategy with business objectives.

Find out more about Craig’s work (and subscribe to his blog): Safety Leadership for the Real World

Craig’s book: Challenging the Safety Quo

Good governance guide from the New Zealand Institute of Directors: Health and Safety: A good practice guide | IoD NZ

Craig recommends:

Dave Snowden - The Cynefin Co

Host Leadership Community

Craig Marriott on LinkedIn: Craig Marriott | LinkedIn

Safety Labs is created by Safety Products Global, the world's leading manufacturer of safety knives. Through our trusted brands, Klever, Slice and PHC, we empower companies to prevent injuries by providing safer cutting tools for every material and application. Find us at www.safetyproducts.global

If you have any questions, please email us at safetylabs@safetyproducts.global

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The Balance of Power in Safety with Jessie Singer

Épisode 127

mardi 22 septembre 2026 • Durée 50:42

In this episode, Mary Conquest speaks with Jessie Singer, a journalist, keynote speaker, and author of a highly acclaimed book exploring ‘accidents’ including the tragic loss of a close friend.

Jessie actually argues that there are no such things as accidents, and applies her considered reasoning specifically to workplace safety in this compassionate conversation.

Why do safety investigations focus on individual actions and human error? Jessie considers this to be a fundamental oversight that is restricting learning and preventing harm prevention.

Workers have the least power over workplace conditions - so the profession needs to explore the other end of the line. Jessie presents a compelling case for why safety managers must keep asking questions to uncover the real control over systems that enabled the outcome.

Jessie’s ideas give EHS professionals a new perspective on keeping workers safe, revealing where power - and therefore harm prevention - really resides in workplace safety.

Jessie’s book: There Are No Accidents a book by Jessie Singer

Books - Sidney Dekker

Find out more about Jessie’s work: Jessie Singer

Safety and Operational Excellence with Rob Fisher

Épisode 126

lundi 14 septembre 2026 • Durée 55:37

In this episode, Mary Conquest speaks with Rob Fisher, a globally recognized expert in operational excellence and process safety improvement. A sought-after executive mentor, speaker, and trainer, Rob is also a best-selling author and podcast host who shares his expertise with organizations around the world.

Why does safety management often end up in a silo separated from mainstream business operations?

Rob explains why building safety into work in conjunction with other functions will improve operational efficiency, reduce injuries, and strengthen organizational resilience. He explores safety’s relationship with operational excellence, and actually argues for less specific focus on making workplaces safer.

As well as reframing safety in general, Rob shares his ideas for improving safety measurement, before highlighting the common challenges that desiloing can create.

A key theme of this practical conversation is the need for better tools, and Rob introduces the Essential Leadership Cycle as a core framework and describes the 3 phases of deployment.

This strategic conversation gives EHS professionals a more integrated and sustainable approach to keeping workers safe while enhancing organizational excellence.

Find out more about Rob’s work: Fisher Improvement Technologies | Improve with FIT

Fisher Improvement Technologies - YouTube

FIT Online

*If you join Fit Online and you find a paid course that would benefit you or one of your colleagues, send an email, and Rob will gift it to you!

Selling Safer Behaviors with Philip Franco

Épisode 125

mardi 8 septembre 2026 • Durée 55:16

In this episode, Mary Conquest speaks with Philip Franco, a safety manager at Amazon who transitioned into EHS following a successful career in sales. He applies the principles of influence and persuasion to safety leadership and has consolidated his ideas in a forthcoming book.

Philip explains why safety professionals and salespeople have more in common than you might expect. Both roles rely on building rapport, understanding needs, creating stories, finding solutions, and handling objections. Instead of helping people’s mindset change from prospective to buyer, you help workers change from unsafe to safe behavior.

A key focus for Philip is showing EHS professionals how these shared skills will gain commitment to safer practices without relying on traditional fear- or blame-based approaches.

Recognising that ‘closing’ is one of the hardest parts of safety management, Philip shares lots of practical tools to influence attitudes to safety - at all organizational levels - in the workplace and create lasting behavioral change.

This enlightening conversation gives safety professionals a clear understanding of the value of influencing skills and will make workplace safety a much easier sell.

Philip’s book: Selling Safety: The Safety Leader's Handbook eBook : Franco, Philip A

Philip also recommends:

Robert Cialdini's Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion
Frank Luntz’s Words That Work: It's Not What You Say, It's What People Hear

Rethinking Safety with Dave Whitefield

Épisode 124

lundi 24 août 2026 • Durée 01:05:00

In this episode, Mary Conquest speaks with Dave Whitefield, a safety and risk culture specialist and consultant with over 30 years of experience across a wide range of roles and industries.

Is our current framing of safety holding the profession back?

Dave Whitefield invites us to rethink safety - moving beyond the focus on preventing harm and fixing issues. Instead he advocates putting people at the center and helping them make better risk decisions more often.

After exploring the importance of building safety and risk culture maturity, Dave examines the psychological, ethical, cultural and linguistic forces that shape organizations' approaches to safety. He shares some great practical guidance, including how shifting language from safety to risk can transform safety cultures.

This thought-provoking conversation gives EHS professionals an alternative perspective to help them increase effectiveness without doing more safety.

Find out more about Dave’s work: People and Risk- Culture Risk Leadership

Dave recommends Ben Hutchinson’s website and podcast:

SafetyInsights.org – Home of safety & risk research summaries

Safe As: A thrifty analysis of safety, AI and risk - YouTube

Resources from Dr. Robert Long:

A Systems Approach to Safety with Simon Whiteley

Épisode 123

lundi 17 août 2026 • Durée 01:01:59

In this episode, Mary Conquest speaks with Simon Whiteley, a system safety engineering and accident analysis specialist who helps organizations uncover critical safety issues.

Traditional safety approaches often focus on events and failures, but Simon explains how system safety engineering takes a different approach. It changes the emphasis to look at how systems are controlled to identify a wider range of potential weaknesses, including more subtle factors that get overlooked.

He reveals that you can actually have ‘dangerous successes’ - where systems work exactly as planned, but a specific situation or context could lead to an unintended outcome.

A key part of system safety engineering is the advanced analysis tools used by practitioners, and Simon expertly guides listeners through STAMP-based safety assessment approaches, CAST accident analysis, and STPA hazard analysis.

This insightful conversation gives EHS professionals a new perspective on managing controls, assessing risk and preventing future safety incidents.

Learn more about Simon’s work: Whiteley Aerospace Safety Engineering & Management

Simon’s YouTube channel: Whiteley-Safety

STAMP/STPA/CAST Case Study Workshop: Workshop Waitlist

Simon Whiteley on LinkedIn: Simon P P Whiteley | LinkedIn

Underutilized Levers For Safety with Adam Johns

Épisode 122

lundi 10 août 2026 • Durée 59:32

In this episode, Mary Conquest speaks with Adam Johns, a risk consultant with Marsh (the global insurance broker), who brings extensive experience from aviation and rail, where he strengthened systems and cultures in safety-critical environments.

Are safety practitioners learning enough from other industries, or are they generally operating within their own sector’s traditional boundaries?

Adam explores how the profession could improve by looking beyond their own industries, including using the underutilized lever of insurance.

He shares many practical approaches to enhancing workplace safety, including: prioritizing the safety of work over safety work, creating just cultures, using language that encourages curiosity rather than judgement, and rethinking the measurement of safety.

This generous and valuable conversation even finishes with Adam sharing an underutilized gift EHS professionals could potentially access to significantly increase their ability to keep workers safe.

Online resources recommended by Adam:

Safety and Risk Management | Energy Institute

Aviation Safety Experts - Flight Safety Foundation

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Books that Adam recommends:

Team of Teams: New Rules of Engagement for a Complex World: Amazon.com: McChrystal, General Stanley, Silverman, David, Collins, Tantum, Fussell, Chris

The Unwritten Ground Rules of Safety with Steve Simpson

Épisode 121

lundi 3 août 2026 • Durée 57:38

In this episode, Mary Conquest speaks with Steve Simpson, an international workplace culture consultant, speaker and author, who has been helping organizations understand and transform their cultures for over three decades.

Why does the profession have so much difficulty measuring and understanding safety culture? Are safety practitioners missing something??

Steve introduces his concept of Unwritten Ground Rules (UGRs), the things nobody talks about that actually constitute the real culture of a workplace.

He explains how they shape “the way things are done” in organizations and why these hidden beliefs and expectations can have a powerful impact on behaviors, decisions and attitudes to risk.

EHS professionals will learn how to uncover these powerful UGRs by using a simple technique that will also identify the key contributing attributes impacting safety culture.

This practical conversation gives listeners a new perspective on cultural learning and change that will help organizations close the gap between stated safety values and actual workplace practices.

Learn more about Steve’s work: Steve Simpson – Workplace Culture & UGRs®

Steve’s books:
Cracking the Corporate Culture Code
A Culture Turned

And Steve also recommends:
Corporate Cultures: The Rites And Rituals Of Corporate Life : Deal, Terrence E, Kennedy, Allan A

Steve Simpson on LinkedIn: Steve Simpson | LinkedIn

Proactive Safety Management with Gretchen Haskins

Épisode 120

lundi 27 juillet 2026 • Durée 01:01:19

In this episode, Mary Conquest speaks with Gretchen Haskins, an internationally recognized human factors expert and safety leader with extensive experience improving performance in aviation and other safety-critical industries.

Is the profession spending too much time looking backwards, managing safety reactively, and overly focusing on compliance, incidents, and corrective actions?

Gretchen wants safety professionals to shape strategy rather than fix issues. Drawing on her background in human factors, she explores how understanding the critical everyday tasks undertaken by workers will help identify opportunities to design the risk out of safety systems.

Creating a powerful context, finding a common safety purpose and building action plans are just some of the initiatives that Gretchen has used to enhance safety in her successful career.

This uplifting conversation gives EHS professionals practical guidance to expand their outlook, knowledge, collaboration, and influence to proactively make their organizations safer.

Learn more about Gretchen and her organisation’s work: HeliOffshore

Resources Gretchen recommends:

Being Human in Safety-Critical Organisations eBook : Gregory, Dik, Shanahan, Paul

Learning from normal work | IOGP Publications library

Are Safety Metrics Enhancing Safety? With Corrie Pitzer

Épisode 119

lundi 20 juillet 2026 • Durée 01:04:50

In this episode, Mary Conquest talks with Corrie Pitzer, a consultant who specializes in safety transformation in high-risk organizations and is regarded as a leading expert on culture, risk management, and leadership.

Corrie addresses the profession's dependence on traditional safety metrics like injury rates, arguing they provide ‘dirty information’ - an inappropriate and inaccurate proxy for the safety of a workplace.

He explores the critical internal conflict within safety between old and new approaches, and explains why this duality is having such a profound effect on the industry. Better tools, techniques and deeper understanding of psychometry and psychology are offered as practical solutions to this impasse.

Corrie argues that our definition of safety is the key contextual issue at the root cause of safety management’s lack of progress. He redefines what safe looks like and believes this new perspective will help EHS professionals rethink how they measure, manage, and enhance safety in today’s complex workplaces.

Find out more about Corrie’s work: safemap.com

The safety conference that Corrie founded: safetyontheedge.com

Corrie Pitzer on LinkedIn: Corrie Pitzer | LinkedIn

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