Safety Chats Podcast

In this episode, the focus is on the Actor Network Theory and its connection to sociotechnical systems. Exploring the interplay between humans and technology in the workspace, the podcast delves into…

Discover how communities self-organize in times of crisis and the parallels in organizational safety management systems. The podcast encourages a systems thinking approach and highlights the crucial …

In the latest episode of the Baldwin Safety Chat Podcast, join host Jason as he delves into the critical realm of media emergencies within safety management. Drawing from personal experiences, Jason …

We begin the episode providing insights into the recent developments involving Baldwin Aviation's acquisition by Portside Group and the benefits of the acquisition, including increased professional d…

In this episode, we delve into the topic of power and its resonance within the realm of safety management. The discussion emerges from conversations with fellow safety managers, highlighting the pivo…

In this podcast episode, a continuation of the SPIs series from last week, the focus shifts to the concept of using multipliers for improved safety metric measurement. 
The host, Jason Starke, emphasi…

 In today's episode, we explore the concept of "Alert Levels" or "Triggers" and how they play a crucial role in monitoring the performance of risk controls.

We discuss insights into the challenges fac…

In this episode, we explore the theory of constraints and its application to our work in identifying failures or potential failures in systems.

 The theory of constraints suggests that the total outpu…

This podcast explores the concept of organizations as systems, consisting of interconnected subsystems and the challenges and intricacies of managing safety within this complex web of systems. Gain a…

In this episode, we embark on a thought-provoking discussion inspired by recent events. Our host reflects on the tragic loss of Stockton Rush and the Ocean Gate submersible Titan, which was on a miss…

In this episode, we discuss the impact of heat on workers who don't have the luxury of a climate-controlled environment. We gain a greater understanding of the dew point and how it affects the effici…

Organizations tend to react really quickly when something goes wrong in their systems. They jump to find a solution without taking the time to fully understand how the system works. This can lead to …

Interface management is the process of effectively managing and understanding the interactions and connections between different entities or systems to mitigate risks and ensure smooth operations. Fo…

Is Perception equal to Reality? A concise answer won't suffice when grappling with the complex question of whether perception truly mirrors reality. Jason Starke, Ph.D, was confronted with this dilem…

The full title of this podcast is "Consequences of Clumsy Procedures and the Importance of Work as Done Disclosures." Host Jason Starke, PhD talks about the rush to judgement when we deviate from a p…

Host Jason Starke has a conversation with Tim Aldridge, Director of Safety for a Part 91 and Part 145 operator currently go through significant operational changes.  The conversation includes the opp…

Following presentations at Heli-Expo '23, Jason Starke, Ph. D shares thoughts about safety management and leadership similarities in the worlds of rotor wing and fixed wing flight. 

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Safety performance monitoring is best combined with some form of measurement.  Listen in to a timely discussion that includes the importance of collecting the right data to  measuring progress agains…

Information is a powerful tool when communicated accurately, timely and appropriately. For safety managers and other leaders, conveying information while giving direction and providing empathy can be…

This week we discuss how little events lead up to big events. Specifically, as we go through the work day, we may minimally adjust and alter what we're doing. Each little change is a step down the pa…