Leadership in Hazardous Industries
#012 Jack started his career in 2007 with a large petrochemical company doing multi-skilled Engineering, later he streamlined into the Electrical and the Instrumentation field in England. A few years down the line, he met his wife and they both had a passion to travel, so decided to give it a go! After about 8/9 months of backpacking they found themselves on Australian shores ready to start work again. It was during Jack’s time in Australia I met him whilst working in the power generation industry. Jack is a introverted guy and one thing I’m asked often is do I need to be a...
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#011 Dr. Adam Fletcher is globally recognised as a pioneer in 24-hour work safety, occupational alertness and fatigue risk management. He has worked as a research scientist in the University sector and for the US Army in Washington, D.C., and is the CEO of Integrated Safety Support, a company he founded in 2006. Adam is also an Honorary Professor at the University of South Australia. He lives in Melbourne, Australia with his daughter Elsie and having grown up in the beautiful wine district of the Barossa Valley, Australia he enjoys a glass or two of wine as a show of support...
info_outline Increasing Mental Health Awareness in Leaders & Influencers can help everyone stay safer with ClintLeadership in Hazardous Industries
#010 is a former Victorian police officer who studied psychology and later, rehabilitation counselling. His police, counselling, injury management, senior human resources roles and working with asylum seekers have made him develop insights into the psychology and social interactions of individuals in trying conditions. Clint has developed various behavioural and leadership programs to help people deal with various issues from PTSD to bullying and harassment. He is a keynote speaker on suicide prevention and diversity and runs programs on mental health and wellbeing for...
info_outline Influencers and Leaders are you ready to be a ROCKSTAR?Leadership in Hazardous Industries
#009 helps individuals leverage the exponential power of recognition to retain top talent, fuel healthy teams and sustain healthy bottom lines. She speaks nationally on the topic, leads workshops, coaches leaders, and conducts organizational recognition program reviews. Sarah is a Certified Senior Organizational Development Professional (CSODP), Professional Certified Coach (PCC) and Certified Human Resources Leader (CHRL). She is one of 1500 Certified Professional Speakers (CSP) worldwide and Past-President of the Toronto Chapter of the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers (CAPS)....
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#008 Katrina is a Certified Professional Ergonomist (CPE) with over 25 years Occupational Health and Safety experience in the chemical, manufacturing, retail, local government, health and steel manufacturing industries. An early acute care nursing career lead to post graduate studies in Occupational Health Nursing (Cumberland College 1986/87) and Grad Dip Ergonomics (UNSW) completion in 2003. Experience includes 16 years at BlueScope Steel Australia & New Zealand – a steel manufacturing industry with 6,000 employees and 90 manufacturing processing and distribution centres Australia wide....
info_outline Next Generation Safety Leadership: From Compliance to CareLeadership in Hazardous Industries
#007 Clive Lloyd is an Australian psychologist who assists organisations to improve their safety performance through the development of trust and psychological safety, by doing Safety Differently. He is the co-director and principal consultant with GYST Consulting Pty Ltd and developer of the acclaimed Care Factor Program. Clive was recently named among the top 5 Global thought leaders and influencers on Health & Safety by Thinkers360. He has authored a practical and easy to read book called 'Next Generation Safety Leadership: from Compliance to Care', which takes Safety Differently...
info_outline Building Human Momentum for SuccessLeadership in Hazardous Industries
#006 With a tag line "A dual qualified Engineer with big project experience and proven ability to build and lead teams to successful outcomes", I was keen to chat with Jeremy and find out some of his tips for building and leading crews/teams. Jeremy has over 20 years experience in high risk industries. His experience in a team environment extends from being a role player early on, through to establishing and leading delivery teams for major infrastructure construction projects around the world. Jeremy is the Founder and Managing Director of Quattro Project Engineering Pty Ltd, leading a...
info_outline Emotional Intelligence the Critical Skill for Today's Leaders and InfluencersLeadership in Hazardous Industries
#005 Vanessa Aldous is a Registered Psychologist who has been consulting to businesses predominantly in the Mining and Resources sector for the past 16 years. Vanessa is passionate about creating individual and cultural change that will enhance the performance and outcomes of organisations committed to continuous improvement with real results. Vanessa has extensive experience coaching leaders across all levels of the organisation, from the CEO to Frontline Leaders. Her understanding and awareness of human behaviour, change and psychological processes enable her to provide real coaching...
info_outline Leading with a Curious MindLeadership in Hazardous Industries
#004 It was great to catch up with Sean who has gone from hotel operations to the mining industry; open cut. Sean is the only Wallabies supporter in his entire extended family of All-Blacks tragics. Caring not for Rugby Union, he's a family man, podcast host of Beneath the Surface podcast and lover of all things mining who struggles to say no to an opportunity. Hence his inaugural appearance on Leadership in Hazardous Industries on a weeks’ notice. With a background in hotel operations, Sean jumped at an opportunity to join the mining industry as a trainee surface...
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#003 This episode was originally titled Sex, Alcohol and Privacy and it was continually taken off the air, it appears for having the word sex in the title! Paulette McCormack has more than a decade of international and national employment relations’ experience across a multitude of industries and company sizes she is well equipped for any situation. She holds a Masters in Human Resource Management, a Masters in Employment Relations, a Diploma in Business, a Diploma in Management and is now also a student completing a Bachelor of Law (with honours) with the sole intention of...
info_outline#004 It was great to catch up with Sean who has gone from hotel operations to the mining industry; open cut. Sean is the only Wallabies supporter in his entire extended family of All-Blacks tragics. Caring not for Rugby Union, he's a family man, podcast host of Beneath the Surface podcast and lover of all things mining who struggles to say no to an opportunity. Hence his inaugural appearance on Leadership in Hazardous Industries on a weeks’ notice.
With a background in hotel operations, Sean jumped at an opportunity to join the mining industry as a trainee surface operator during the resources boom in 2011. After completing a Master of Management (Human Resources), he transitioned from the coal face to the corporate world to follow his passion of helping and supporting the amazing people that make up the global mining industry.
Sean manages the Leadership Programs for an international mining company, listen in to hear his perspective of what leaders could do to go from surviving to thriving.
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