PreAccident Investigation Podcast

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PAPod 552 - Uncovering the Power of Skepticism in Safety Leadership
[email protected] Join Todd Conklin on this episode of the Pre-Accident Investigation Podcast as he delves into a fascinating open Q&A session recorded during a conference in Santa Fe. Our expert panel, including Bob Edwards, Andrea Baker, and Martha Acosta, shares valuable insights into transforming skepticism into a driving force for change within workplace safety culture. Explore how leaders can foster curiosity, handle resistance, and leverage skepticism to drive meaningful discussions around safety and performance improvement. Whether dealing with management skepticism or the challenges of workforce accountability, this episode offers practical advice and strategies to enhance learning and engagement in your organization. Listen in as Todd and the panel navigate complex questions, providing a wealth of knowledge and experience on how to approach learning and change from a proactive standpoint. Discover how to shift from reactive to proactive strategies by addressing weak signals and enhancing resilience, all while honing your leadership and communication skills. Don't miss this opportunity to gain insights into fostering a culture of openness, safety, and continuous improvement in your organization.
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PAPod 551 - Cracking the Code: Embracing Uncertainty with Sam Olliges
Join host Todd Conklin on the Pre-Accident Investigating Extra podcast as he delves into the complexities of everyday life and work. In this episode, explore the philosophical musings of how each day of the week shapes our lives and dive into a lively discussion on turning uncertainties into opportunities. Todd shares his recent cooking experiment with papas rellenas, highlighting how creativity can emerge from chaos. The episode also features a captivating conversation with Sam Olliges, a young safety professional from Landmark Structures, who sheds light on the challenges and rewards of attracting and retaining skilled workers in the water tower construction industry. Discover the importance of micro experimentation, the art of making safety seamless, and how leadership can embark on a journey with their teams towards a safer future. Whether you're interested in innovative safety solutions, the intricacies of human behavior, or simply want to hear insightful discussions from industry professionals, this episode offers valuable perspectives for all listeners. Don't miss out on this engaging exploration of safety, creativity, and resilience!
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PAPod 550 - Bent but Not Broken: Navigating The Nexus Between Social and Organizational Resilience
In this compelling episode of the Pre-Exit Investigation Podcast, host Todd Conklin delves into a deeply personal story that challenges perspectives and ignites conversation around resilience and adaptation in organizations. Through the eyes of Hector, a familiar figure from a local restaurant, Todd explores the impact of fear and leadership response in today’s rapidly changing world. With insightful anecdotes, the episode brings to light the unseen pressures faced by individuals and the significant role leaders play in shaping organizational culture. As systems are pushed to their limits, Todd invites listeners to reflect on their own leadership choices and the type of world they want to help create. It's a thought-provoking episode that encourages deep reflection and meaningful dialogue.
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PAPod 549 - Unraveling the Secret Behind 'Ampersat'
Welcome to the latest episode of the Pre-Accident Investigation Podcast with Todd Conklin! Join us on June 1st, 2025, as Todd shares anecdotes about free summer concerts, revealing the intriguing story behind the symbols 'ampersand' and 'ampersat'. Discover how these symbols connect to our understanding of progress and improvement. In this insightful episode, we delve into the dynamics of progress, challenging the notion that it is linear. Todd explores the concept of 'aim small, miss small', encouraging small, deliberate changes for significant impact. He touches on leadership in times of uncertainty, emphasizing the role of strategic improvement in organizational success. Stay tuned for exciting announcements, including upcoming conference details and groundbreaking book discussions. This episode is packed with innovative ideas, engaging stories, and practical strategies to enhance both personal and professional growth. Don't miss out - there's something for everyone!
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PAPod 548 - by popular request...Unveiling Hidden Barriers: Why People Don't Speak Up
Welcome to the latest episode of the Pre-Accident Investigation Podcast, where we delve into the critical topic of psychological safety and reporting culture in the workplace. Today's discussion is sparked by insights from Brett Torrent, who has observed over his 20-year management career four distinct reasons why employees may hesitate to report issues. These reasons are rooted in fear of blame and punishment, previous reporting fatigue, unawareness of risks, and concerns about complicating work. The conversation highlights the importance of creating an environment where employees feel safe to share concerns without apprehension of repercussions. Effective communication and feedback play pivotal roles in fostering a culture where open dialogue is encouraged and valued. Join us as we explore the elegant yet powerful insights into psychological safety, offering leaders practical strategies to enhance transparency and trust within their organizations. Learn why the way leaders respond to concerns is vital in shaping a resilient and proactive workforce.
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