In this episode of Field Intelligence by Fluix, we sit down with John Dunne, Group Head of Health and Safety at Red Sea Global, to discuss missed risks, false confidence, and the case for zero harm. We explore the challenges of shifting organizational culture, and why "bad news is actually good news" in the boardroom. John provides an expert look at where digital tools succeed, why 99% of inspections can be a waste of time, and how predictive technology can eventually replace 30 years of field experience.Chapters:1:14 - Johns's journey from royal navy bomb disposal to safety leadership2:44 - What does safety look like in a giga project?4:34 - Military training and experience in a health and safety world8:39 - What do boards still misunderstand about workplace safety11:46 - The "Zero Harm" debate: visionary goal or impossible task15:03 - How to drive a cultural mindset shift19:21 - Why rushing technology implementation always fails24:33 - The biggest challenges with implementing new technology29:18 - Why 99% of inspections are a waste of time31:57 - Predictive vs. retrospective data: the vision for the future33:28 - Data overload: a tragic case study in telematics37:07 - The best case scenario for mitigating risks and saving lifes40:14 - How big is the team at Red Sea Global?43:07 - Resilience: learning to perform at your lowest point46:29 - One piece of advice for safety leaders48:21 - Rapid Fire Round: Paperwork, AI, and Near MissesRelevant Links:

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Welcome to Field Intelligence by Fluix, a series featuring unfiltered conversations with industry leaders about reshaping field management safety, productivity and performance. In this episode Liam Hook, HSE Manager at Marubeni Middle-East and Africa Power Limited, tackles the controversial statement: "Safety is not first." Explore how strong safety culture is built by consistent mindfulness at all levels, driven by strong leadership. Liam dives into common industry issues, including the discord between safety theory and practical application, the potential for checklists to create "blinkered" thinking, and the growing burden of bureaucratic paperwork meant to "cover behinds." He also discusses the importance of practical safety knowledge over simply enforcing rules and how to ask the right questions during incident investigations.Relevant Links:- Learn more about Fluix: https://fluix.io- Book a Demo for Personalised Walkthrough: https://fluix.io/get-demo- Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fluix-io/about/- Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fluix_io/#hse #ehs #safetyculture #workplacesafety #healthandsafety #occupationalhealth #occupationalsafety #safetytech #safetymanagement

Our expert guest Albert Sancho, an Operations Manager at RWE UK will share his findings on the following matters:

1. Renewable Energy trends of 2020 and his forecast for 2021

2. Efficient team management in the pandemic times

3. Digital tools that help Albert's team stay efficient and productive despite the crisis, remote work restrictions and other challenges

This podcast episode is for the sales leaders who are looking for both motivation and new sales tools that will help them thrive even more!

Fluix Podcast #3 with Marcel Teodor Ban - Enterprise Technologies & Innovation Consultant

Podcast with Colin Manasse - Renewable Energy Professional

This is a first episode of Fluix podcast with Andrew Borysov.

Our guest is Charley Rattan - offshore wind business advisor

https://www.linkedin.com/in/charley-rattan/