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Welcome on of the worlds best safety thinkers to the podcast - he is smart, interesting, and Scottish. That is the perfect combination to make this a very interesting and educational episode of the PAPod! Glad you are in place.
John manages safety at a Global level and has the ability to watch change happen at different rates. This is a fun discussion and a great podcast. You will like it a bunch.
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