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SafetyCulture's experts offer their best stories, advice, research, and how-to's to help you level up your organization's safety and quality assurance practices.
Product Updates - Find out what’s new on iAuditor.
At SafetyCulture Virtual Summit 2020, pilot Captain Chesley Sullenberger, or Captain ‘Sully’ as he’s also known, offered up a thought-provoking quote: “Blame is the enemy of safety. It misses opportunities to learn” When a flock of geese struck the engines of Flight 1549 that fateful afternoon, there was no time to assign blame — only …
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Our universes shrunk to our neighborhoods this year, and while the world changed daily, everything else seemed smaller and slower. Finding inspiration and motivation in stiff times is challenging, but we glean strength from teamwork, connectivity, and innovation, and that’s exactly what the diverse panel of speakers at SafetyCulture’s Virtual Summit 2020 got together to …
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SafetyCulture UK announce their partnership with St John Ambulance, granting free access to iAuditor to help them better manage their risk assessment needs.
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Disruptive is a word many businesses might use to describe 2020 so far. It’s been a scramble for workplaces to get the right Health and Safety communications in place after COVID-19 disrupted the world as we knew it. Every business needed to gather information, pivot their processes, and distribute critical communications at a moment’s notice. …
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This year’s global summit was a SafetyCulture first. Broadcast live across three continents and multiple time zones, we heard from a diverse panel of speakers featuring the likes of Captain ‘Sully’ Sullenberger, Erin Brockovich, and NASA astronaut Captain Scott Kelly. One of the challenges for this year’s global summit was clearing the heavy fog around …
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Craig Tiley is no stranger to risk. Joining Tennis Australia as CEO, Craig Tiley had a bold vision for the future of the sport – and one that was unique in his industry. He envisaged transforming a sports event into a world-leading entertainment event with sport at its core. It would appeal to a broader …
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It’s clear that the world of work has changed. COVID-19 upended workplaces worldwide as organizations made an abrupt shift to remote working. Now, with the prospect of returning to the office on the horizon for many Americans, we’ve found that 1 in 4 workers are hesitant to ask their superiors to wear a mask*. SafetyCulture …
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Best known as the Captain of US Airways Flight 1549, Chesley Sullenberger (better known as Captain “Sully”) has dedicated his entire adult life to the pursuit of safety. In 2009, Sully became a hero overnight on that flight out of LaGuardia Airport. The aircraft struck a flock of geese, damaging the plane’s engines. Thinking on …
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You’ve probably heard of the name Erin Brockovich. Erin, a single mom working at a law firm, uncovered through extensive investigation that the small town of Hinkley had its water poisoned for over 30 years. She built and won the case on their behalf; the largest legal settlement of its kind in US history. Her …
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Scott Kelly has no ordinary job. But his approach to his role can serve as inspiration to us all in 2020. Hear how he navigated isolation, danger, and risk at his upcoming talk at SafetyCulture Summit 2020.
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