Nippin Anand

Embracing Differences

This podcast series is about understanding diverse perspectives and emerging concepts in safety sciences, resilience and human factors. Each podcast is crafted as an open-ended discussion with scientists, subject matter experts, consultants and professionals in the safety domain with the view to create space for thinking and reflection.

Autor

Nippin Anand

Categoría

Business

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Último episodio

19 de jun. de 2026

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Episodios

From reporting towards conversations: learn how to create reliable leading indicators of safety and business 09.02.2021

This week I bring you a special podcast with Todd Conklin where I talk about why we decided to move from a reporting culture towards designing a safe space for co-workers to have conversations.

Paper Safe: The Triumph of Bureaucracy in Safety Management 02.02.2021

Welcome to another episode of Embracing Differences and let's welcome our guest Greg Smith, an internationally renowned lawyer, a global expert in operational safety and the author of an incredibly powerful thesis which I have recommended to many people around the world. In his book 'Paper Safe', Greg talks precisely about the problem of the disconnect between bureaucracy and purpose.

Why Organisations Fail: Discussions and Reflections 26.01.2021

Professor Lee Clarke is based at the Rutgers University in New Jersey and he is the author of various books specializing in disaster and emergency management from a very sociological perspective. Lee reminds us that organisations are designed for a purpose and consistently rationalised to ensure that efficiency is maximised in pursuit of profitability. And when we say an organisation has failed, i...

Artificial Intelligence: Understanding The Bias Built Into Machines 20.01.2021

My guest for this podcast is Professor Robert Smith. He’s a technologist, a complexity scientist, and entrepreneur, a writer, and a very sought-after public speaker. He’s an expert in artificial intelligence and he has worked with several companies and institutions around the world both the private and public. He is also the author of the book Rage Inside The Machine: The Prejudice of Algorithms a...

Safety reporting systems: Insights from Steven Shorrock 06.01.2021

In this podcast, Steven Shorrock shares his views about safety reporting systems. Reflecting on his experiences and research, Steve provides some practical insights for understanding and improving our existing approach to safety reporting.

Near misses – origins, triangles and challenges with Carsten Busch 23.12.2020

In recent years, near miss reporting has become a crucial topic for discussion amongst safety professionals. While some think near miss reporting is no longer serving its intended purpose, others still find it as a useful tool for measuring and improving safety. In this episode, Carsten Busch shares his perspective about near misses both as a tool and an approach for improving safety. The discussi...

Near-miss reporting: A (mis)leading indicator of safety? with Oessur Hilduberg- Head of Danish Accident Investigation Board. 09.12.2020

Welcome to our very first episode! In this podcast, Oessur will demystify the concept of near miss reporting system both as a construct but also as a tool for organizational learning as it is used across safety-critical industries. Listen to this podcast for some food for thought.

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