I sit down with my first guest, Andrew Brown.

We cover a range of energy related topics including long term policies, hydrogen and dive right into transition management.

You can follow Andrew on LinkedIn and find his blog at andrewonenergy.substack.com

Andrew references John Kotter's work on change management. You can find out more here.

https://www.kotterinc.com/methodology/8-steps/

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We're back after a 4 month inadvertent break from the podcast, and to get things rolling again I cover some recent news in the industrial world, relative to New Zealand and this ends up in me leaning into the current energy supply crisis.

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The opinions expressed are my own and not to be taken as legal, financial, or investment advice, the content is for entertainment and informational purposes only and may not reflect the most current legal or market developments.

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This episode I cover the concept of resilience engineering and how I've adapted the concept to maintenance management. I reference content from the following websites:

The Resilience Coach

Resilience Engineering Association

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Alright! This episode I cover the wrap up of the Asset Criticality Workshop I did recently. Chat a little about the Planning and Scheduling Training that is coming up next and reflect on working from home.

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The usual recap of events and posts over the last 2 weeks followed by a dive into the topic of Asset Criticality Analysis or ACA.

Quick wrap up of what has been happening my world over the last few weeks. It has been a bit of a realignment of priorities of sorts for us as life gets up and running and we try to find our groove.

I start some work with Jamie Lorton from Energy Technical Service (ETS) on an Asset Criticality Analysis.

Quick recap on Episode 1 - Patience. I then share a little more detail about spreading the wings and heading for NZ for the first time, before a short visit back to Central Queensland and finish up with how Peak APM came about.

I reference Brene Brown's book "Braving the Wilderness".