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On behalf of the Safe365 team, wishing our community of customers, partners, suppliers, investors, supporters & our many many wonderful friends around the world a very safe, Merry Christmas & a prosperous 2025! Thank you for your belief, trust and support throughout 2024. It’s been a massive year and we are excited about what lies ahead with you all in 2025 and beyond! My very best wishes to you & yours. Nathan Hight, Co-Founder & CEO #100mSaferWorkers #safe365

Our CMRO Kirsty Weir attended yesterday’s Rethink HSEQ event on behaviour change, bringing together a strong collective of safety leaders all focused on the soft skills beyond technical knowledge that are needed for the next chapter of safety. Key themes: 📢 Communication and storytelling 👂🏻Simple language ❤️Connecting safety to people’s own motivations - their why 🎨Getting creative with comms - visual, engaging, dynamic 💪🏼 Empowering people to take ownership and accountability A pleasure to be included. Well done team Shirley Parsons!

As an organisation, our core purpose is to support 100,000,000 workers into proactively safe work globally, and so today's partnership agreement with ITUS SPORTS AND SAFETY PRIVATE LIMITED marking the beginning of our work in India, is a prominent milestone along that journey. Since our inception in 2016 we've taken the business from a startup in New Zealand to an international business supporting companies in New Zealand, Australia, the UK, the US, a growing presence across the Middle Eastern market, Ireland and now India. We look forward to the road we are about to pave together Amit Ambedkar, Ankit Wagh and Aditya Nilangekar. And thank you to New Zealand Trade and Enterprise and Irfan Jaffer for the support.

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We are one week out from our webinar with CBRE's Sunit Atwal as she shared her learnings as an innovative risk leader. Committed to developing effective, operationally-led risk management solutions that enhance the world of work for site teams and build confidence in leaders, Sunit will share how she: 💡 used culture mapping as a solution to the dual culture environment in facilities management  💡 harnessed ground-up workshops to engage contractors in the process  💡 unlocked gaps in theory vs practice - work as imagined, vs work as done  💡 overcame the limitations of embedded compliance practice Register via this link to attend >>> https://lnkd.in/ePVcW65h If you're unable to attend, drop your questions below.

IOSH Aviation and Aerospace Group Conference. Will we see you there? This week our UK team Liam Standfield, Johnny Stubbs and Kirsty Weir will be attending the conference at London Heathrow Marriott to engage in conversations with members of the UK Aviation & Aerospace industry on emerging risks and innovation in safety. A day filled with important talks and campfire chats, Amanda Owen MBE from Team Heathrow will be taking to the stage alongside Simon Toseland, Gerard Forlin KC and Nicola Jaynes to talk about "Leadership and safety culture in airport safety" - a topic very close to our hearts. We look forward to seeing you there. Feel free to come say hello.

Are we too reliant on embedded compliance practice as the benchmark for success in our supply chain duty of care?    Navigating the complexities of a supply chain ecosystem as a safety leader brings challenges like:    ⛰ the duality of an internal and external culture  ⛰ the different driving priorities of small business economics with large enterprise systems and processes  ⛰ the tension between business efficiency, financial ROI and beyond compliance levels of safety leadership  ⛰ supply partner capacity to respond to differing requirements, systems and standards by supply chain owner    According to our Safe365 annual report on Safety Culture Maturity 2024, 90% of industries sit at just tier three out of five in maturity for contractor management.    Join us on Nov 14th as Sunit Atwal, QHSE Programmes Director for CBRE talks us through how she overcomes specific challenges around building strong cultures of safety in their contractor supply chain. Register to attend here >>> https://lnkd.in/ePVcW65h

Our Director of Professional Services Liam Standfield and Customer Enablement Manager Cameron Hayes have been working with Simon Toseland CFIOSH FMAPS at Birmingham Airport to complete their safety culture assessments this past month. We're so pleased to welcome Simon and his team to our growing airport community. They join London Luton Airport, Wilson James, ABM UK, dnata, United Airlines, Virgin Atlantic and many other partners at Heathrow in striving for an ambition set by Amanda Owen MBE at Heathrow Airport. The ambition to create a safety culture benchmark for airports and their supply partners. Because in her words "The rising tide lifts all boats." Welcome to the community Birmingham Airport! We look forward to the rich insight you'll bring and your contribution to the journey.

Are we too reliant on embedded compliance practice as the benchmark for success in our supply chain duty of care?    Navigating the complexities of a supply chain ecosystem as a safety leader come with a number of challenges including:    ▶ the duality of an internal and external culture  ▶ the different priorities of small business economics with large enterprise systems and processes  ▶ the tension between business efficiency, financial ROI and beyond compliance levels of safety leadership  ▶ supply partner capacity to respond to differing requirements, systems and standards by supply chain owner    According to our Safe365 annual report on Safety Culture Maturity 2024, 90% of industries sit at just tier three out of five in maturity for contractor management.    Join us on Nov 14th at 12:00pm BST as Sunit Atwal, QHSE Programmes Director for CBRE talks us through how she overcomes specific challenges around building strong cultures of safety in a contractor supply chain. Register to attend at >>> https://lnkd.in/ePVcW65h

90% of industries have a 3-star out of 5 performance rating in safety maturity when it comes to contractor management*    Why? And more importantly, how do we change that?    Join us for the next webinar on what’s holding us back from achieving mature environments of safety.    Sunit Atwal, QHSE Programmes Director at CBRE, shares insights into how CBRE overcomes specific challenges around building strong cultures of safety in your contractor supply chain.    During the webinar she’ll talk about:    💡 the use of culture mapping as a solution to the dual culture environment in facilities management  💡 harnessing ground-up workshops that engage contractors in the process  unlocking gaps in theory vs practice - work as imagined, vs work as done  💡 the limitations of embedded compliance practice  💡 the need to focus on people, their personal and professional realities and  💡 the SME vs large enterprise relationship    Register to attend at >>> https://lnkd.in/ePVcW65h     *Safe365 Safety Culture Maturity Report 2024