Gareth Mullen was a health and safety professional who made the jump to occupational health when the time was right in his career. In today’s episode, we have a look at some of the mental health and wellbeing practices that Thames Water have developed, their benefits/drawbacks, and how you can implement as part of your own mental well-being strategy in health and safety.

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"We all know about good diet, exercise, good sleep, and mindful meditation, what organisations can do is facilitate it by making it easy to do"  - Dr. Tim Marsh

This week we welcome Dr. Tim Marsh back to the podcast with a discussion on mental health in the workplace and what can be done to help workers optimise, and take ownership of their mental well-being when at work and in personal life.

Tim is a long term content partner for the HSE Network and we are delighted to welcome him back for a fourth podcast all with the aim of promoting good health and safety practices.

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"When you operate at that level, and you really lead in that level, you will be a good leader, and you'll get the buy-in from everyone who's working" - Sir Clive Woodward

Sir Clive Woodward is one of our main content partners and we welcome him back to the podcast for episode 4 of our safety thoughts series. This week we have a look at leadership in a health and safety context, with a focus on what individuals can do to improve their own workplaces. 

Some of the key takeaways include: 

• the need for safety leaders to lead by example 
• the need for trust and respect throughout the organisation 
• a look at the differences between engagement and empowerment in safety 

This podcast has some interesting insights for safety professionals in addition to those in the wider business world.

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"We need to make sure we are involving the people on the shop floor" - Donavan Hornsby

We are delighted to bring you the latest podcast from the HSE Network in partnership with Gensuite EHS Software Solutions. Here Paul Clark and Donavan Hornsby, VP of Business Development and Innovation at Gensuite. 

Key topics include: 

• The trends that Donavan has identified in the industry
• How organisations can get those at all levels of business involved with safety tech 
• The key challenges faced in health and safety at the current time 

This was an insightful discussion on how technology can be used to further improve EHS 

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"We wanted to create a pride in what our key workers do" - James Pomeroy

Emergency communication is a subject we have all in some way had to get familiar with over the past few months, and in today's podcast, we bring you the workshop from James Pomeroy of Lloyds Register. The episode was first aired at the HSE Virtual Series Congress and covers 4 key ways that Lloyds Register has changed their communication when it comes to health and safety.

Key Takeaways 

• focus on instilling pride throughout your employees 
• address any fears and concerns they might have 
• ensure the right controls are applied 

If you enjoy this podcast the workshop from Sarah Brummit also looks at communication and why it is becoming so crucial to health and safety throughout the challenges of COVID-19.

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In our midweek podcast, we bring you the third video in our safety thoughts series from Dr. Tim Marsh of Anker and Marsh. In this video, Tim looks at Muhammed Ali, George Foreman, and Joe Frazier. Tim tells us what the approach of the three boxers can teach us about well-being in our own lives. Remember if you want access to the rest of the videos and expert articles on health and safety, head over to the HSE Network website.

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In today's episode of the podcast, we listen in on Bob Cummins workshop from the HSE Virtual Series Congress in April. Bob takes a look at behavioural science and how it can be influenced in a health and safety perspective.

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In our next podcast, we bring you the workshop from Teresa Swinton of Paradigm. In this workshop, Teresa discusses steps safety managers can take when it comes to managing the human performance of workers during COVID-19. This is the fourth workshop from our April HSE Virtual Series Conference. 

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In the second podcast from our safety thoughts series, Tim Marsh breaks down Heinrich's principle and the different ways the theory behind it can be applied to good health and safety management.

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In the third edition of the HSE Virtual Congress workshop series, we welcome Sir Clive Woodward, former world cup winning coach with England to discuss some of the challenges he has faced managing his teams and how they can be applied to managing through the impact of COVID-19. Paul Clark leads the Q/A with Sir Clive to close the congress.

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