Scott RPG team members Jimbo Redmond and Alex Shaw discuss the importance of sleep to an employee’s overall health and work productivity with Dr. Christopher Winter, a speaker, writer, and researcher on the science of sleep. Dr. Winter practices sleep medicine and neurology in Charlottesville, Virginia and has been involved in sleep medicine and sleep research since 1993 including work with the MLB, NBA, NHL, and US Women’s soccer team. He is also the author “The Sleep Solution: Why Your Sleep Is Broken and How to Fix It.”
In this episode, Shelomith Gonzalez, Safety Manager at R.E. Lee Companies, Alex Shaw, and Jimbo Redmond discuss carbonated water and Shelomith’s story. Our conversation ranges from the experiential, organic nature of Shelosmith’s development as a safety professional to her philosophy on prioritizing efforts towards what really matters, to using employees as a resource for exploration, discovery, and improvement.
Scott RPG team members Jimbo Redmond, Brent Long, and Alex Shaw sit down with Rene Veilleux of Meherrin Agriculture to discuss their journey navigating regular Risk Performance Leadership Team meetings. The conversation covers some of the differences between these teams and safety committees, the importance of going grassroots, and sticking to the game plan even when meetings feel dry.
Scott Risk Performance team members Alex Shaw, Jimbo Redmond, Jacob Dahlin, and Bennett Whitehouse discuss the quality of life as the centerpiece to better manage risk at work and in our personal lives and share a tool that can be leveraged to create awareness for individual risk performance in the workplace as well as at home.
Jimbo Redmond and Alex Shaw of the Scott Risk Performance Group sit down with Todd Conklin, an internationally recognized expert in Organizational Culture and Behavior and Human Performance, to discuss how organizations respond to incidents, the notion of failing safely, near misses, and centering on employees to surface solutions.