LEADING SAFELY with Georgina Poole

In this episode, I chat with the Royal Australian Navy's first ever female pilot, Natalee Johnston about her time in a high risk, dynamic, male dominated industry.

In this episode I chat with LaRhonda Julien about the importance of language and learning in effective communication.

In this episode I provide some of my key takeaways from the 2024 Global Safety Innovation Summit.

In this episode I chat with Peter Thomas regarding what makes a "Leader" and how that differs from the role of a Manager.

In this episode I chat with the Global Head of Safety for Brookfield Properties Logistics Division, Nicole Zerbel Ivers about what is meant by the statement - blame fixes nothing.

In this episode I talk about what it means when you fail to fail and the importance of failing safely.

In this episode I share an exclusive reading of two excerpts from the book Random Noise - Measuring Your Company's Safety Performance which I co-authored with Professor Sidney Dekker.

In this episode I chat with Jake Paringatai about being a kiwi who is accidentally mistaken for a scaffolder.

In this episode I chat with Ivan Pupulidy about what it means to continuously be open to learning whilst leading others.

In this episode I chat with Diane Chadwick-Jones about ways to learn from every day work.

In this episode, I reflect on times when I have stood by my personal and professional values.

In this episode I chat with Jeff Lyth about what it means to not be a safety knob.

In this episode, I chat with Bobby Cowger about how to be an effective safety professional.

In this episode I chat with Zac Leach about all things frequency rates and metrics.

In this episode, I speak with Nuala Gage about the meaning of Facilitative Leadership.

In this episode I talk about workers and the choices they "make" when it comes to their own safety.

In this episode I talk about the view of human error known as "bad apples".

In this episode, I chat with Ken Madson about having bias when conducting incident investigations.

In this episode I chat with Brian Hughes about root cause analysis and letting go of labels that have been given to you by others.

In this episode I chat with Matt Compher at the 29th Annual Community of Human and Organisational Learning Conference about his creation of S#!t That Kills You (STKY) and the Energy Wheel.

In this episode I reflect on what I think we as Safety Professionals need to do to support each other and build a community.

In this episode I chat with James about all things Human and Organisational Performance (HOP) including what the future might look like.

In this episode, I chat with Health and Safety Representative Engagement Lead for Air New Zealand, Brent Armitage about effectively using Health and Safety Representatives.

In this episode I speak with safety motivational speaker Dan Brown about his personal experience with Air India Flight 182 and the importance of learning from events.

In this episode I chat with the Creator of the Speaking In Model, Laurin Mooney about her experiences as an Emergency Department Nurse and Supervisor which eventually lead her to create the "Speaking In" model.