The HSE Network Podcast

In this episode of the podcast, we look back on the August workshop from John Green. In this workshop, John looks at how we can pivot out of the lockdown into the new world of health and safety in the future. This was one of the most popular workshops from the virtual series and we look forward to working with John on other projects in the future. 

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In this episode of the HSE Network podcast, we look back on the workshop with John Austin. In this episode, John looks at behavioural change and some of the science behind it. John looks at the effect that switch-tasking, learning, and personality can all have on the unique behaviours and productivity of individuals.  

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In today's episode of the podcast, Todd Conklin brings us the 'bouncing forward' talk he conducted at the HSE Virtual Series in June. Todd talks about some of the learnings and shortcomings that have been made apparent through the coronavirus pandemic. This podcast is accessible and perfect for those on any stage of their safety journey. 

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"Ask yourself, how can we make things go well instead of just not going wrong" - Erik Hollnagel

Safety Differently is one of the most talked-about new ideas in health and safety at the moment and a lot of the best and brightest in the field are promoting it as a new way of thinking about the profession and the benefits that it can bring to your workplace. Here we interview Erik Hollnagel to talk about what Safety Differently means and how you can take the first steps towards implementing it in your organisation. 

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"I think we should love away from penalising people that use in the workplace" - Paul Clark

Today we bring you special access to the HSE Network interview between Paul Clark and Michaela Wain. This podcast takes a very different tone from our other interviews as we listen to the story of addiction that our Director, Paul Clark, Battled in his early and current career.

Our thanks go out to Apprentice Contestant, Michaela Wain, for being part of this discussion with paul and offering insight into how she manages her teams and her own experiences and views on addiction.

Key Points: 

• what can employers do to help workers with addiction? 
• how being present and mindfulness can help those with addiction
• The causes of addiction and what can be done to prevent them 

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"I like to tap straight into that conscious awareness, from which I can be creative, compassionate and kind" - Paul Clark

In today's episode of the podcast, we continue on our theme of mental health and wellbeing with a powerful workshop from Dan Gregory and HSE Network Director Paul Clark.

Dan and Paul explore the ideas around consciousness and how we can all be more present in our daily lives. Paul and Dan look at the esoteric side of spirituality and some of the practicalities many of us will be able to identify within our daily work lives.

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In today's episode of the podcast, we have a look over some of our previous interviews with the mental health experts to try and work out what we will need to consider as we re-enter the world of work. Our thanks go out to our key content partner and guests; Tim Marsh, Jason Anker, Sarah Brummitt, and Gareth Mullen.

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 This podcast brings you the full opening panel from the HSE Virtual Series. Topics include some of the immediate responses to the lockdown that many businesses were making and how the pandemic had changed the way they approach safety. This podcast provides an opportunity for reflection on some of the previous congresses' before the next virtual series event in August. 

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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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