Solomos Petsas has spent 20 years in industrial production. He's a mechanical engineer with a Master's in Robotics, a licensed trainer, and has logged more than 4,000 hours training industrial crews. In this episode, he explains what actually happens to a procedure in the gap between trainings, and why that gap is where most incidents start.
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Episode 1 — Continuous training in Industrial Environments, with Solomos Petsas
Two to three weeks is all it takes for a bad habit to become "the way we do it here."
Safe Hands
Safe Hands is a conversation series with the people who run safety, training, and operations on industrial floors, trainers, auditors, HSE managers, plant leaders. Each episode digs into what actually keeps a worker safe when nobody's watching: how habits drift, what training gets wrong, and what it takes to build a floor that corrects itself.
Safe Hands is a conversation series with the people who run safety, training, and operations on industrial floors, trainers, auditors, HSE managers, plant leaders. Each episode digs into what actually keeps a worker safe when nobody's watching: how habits drift, what training gets wrong, and what it takes to build a floor that corrects itself.Listen on
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