PAPod 127 - An Australian Forester Speaks about Wildland Fire and Safety
PreAccident Investigation Podcast
Show Notes
Best Safety Podcast, Safety Program, Safety Storytelling, Investigations, Human Performance, Safety Differently, Operational Excellence, Resilience Engineering, Safety and Resilience Incentives
Ivan Pupilidy and I sat down for a conversation with one of the most interesting people I have talked to in a long while. Meet Roger Strickland, Australian, Fire Fighter, Trainer, Leader, Listener, Story-teller, and most importantly - a great learner of how things normally go right in order to understand how things sometimes go wrong (Thanks Erik).
This conversation, the first of what I hope is many, talks about wildland fire and learning. What a great topic. We can all learn from such great conversations. Sit back and enjoy how much you will gleen from this little talk.
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