Two Bald Guys Talking Safety

In this episode, Julian and Langdon are joined by Mark Wilkinson, Director of Worldwide Business Development at Equilibria Services! During their discussion, Mark shares his remarkable journey of resilience and reinvention. After losing his mobility and grappling with despair, he found purpose through recovery, culminating in his book Life Remixed. Transitioning from music to safet

In this episode, Julian and Langdon continue exploring the essentials of data reporting and compliance in health and safety—but don’t worry, it’s not nearly as spooky as the last one! They discuss the baseline data every EHS team must track, from incident reports to regulatory metrics, and examine the challenges of outdated and inconsistent data collection. They also look at

In this episode, Julian and Langdon shed light on the spooky reality of unused or mismanaged data. The duo dive into the importance of effectively managing the data collected throughout the year and how it impacts your compliance efforts. Listen as they explore what eerie gaps might be lurking in your system and discuss strategies for identifying missing data points.

In honor of National Protect Your Hearing Month, Julian and Langdon dive into the critical topic of hearing protection, emphasizing how noise-induced hearing loss affects both workplaces and daily life. With the increasing use of headphones and exposure to loud music, this issue is more relevant than ever. They share real-world examples, from the deafening noise in factories to the

In part two of this two-part episode series, Julian and Langdon delve into the evolving approach to risk management in organizations. They explore how minor design changes or overlooked processes can have long-term consequences, and how businesses must stay proactive with regular risk assessments. Lastly, the conversation shifts to how creating risk profiles can facilitate more inf

In part one of this two-part episode series, Julian and Langdon dive into the importance of recognizing and managing workplace hazards and risks. They discuss how organizations often conduct risk assessments and hazard analyses but fail to profile and prioritize risks across the business. A key point raised is the value of maintaining a risk register to help teams strategically add

In part two of this two-part episode series, Julian, Langdon are Mark Nixon continue their discussion on the importance of stress and mental well-being management in the workplace. The trio explores how stress risk assessments succeed when managers make employees feel valued and focus on ways for creating a supportive work environment where psychological safety is prioritized.

In part one of this two-part episode series, Julian and Langdon are joined by Mark Nixon to discuss the critical role of mental health in the broader context of health and safety. The bald trio explores a shift in priorities from profit to the well-being of employees, emphasizing that mental health is fundamental to overall health. The discussion highlights the necessity for busine

In this episode, Julian and Langdon welcome Karen J. Hewitt, director at LEADERLIKE LIMITED, to discuss the insights from her recent survey on engagement in health and safety. With over 200 UK-based health and safety professionals, the survey explored current challenges and effective strategies in the field. Karen shares intriguing findings, highlighting the significant issues of t

In this episode, Julian and Langdon are joined by Simon Raywood, head of health and safety at MKM Building Supplies, with 25 years of experience in EHS. Raywood emphasizes shifting from negative perceptions of health and safety to focusing on positive impacts on business performance. Listen as he highlights MKM's successful "Go Home Safe" campaign, which focuses on promoting positi