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Author Archives: Chet Brandon
EHS&S Passion – Where From?
I was recently asked this question: where did I get my passion for EHS&S? This question comes up every now and then. Did it come from school? Was my Dad an EHS&S Pro? Did I want to be a Fireman when … Continue reading
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What if We Had THE Answers?
I ran across this article from Quartz digital magazine and it really got me thinking. The article is: Big data is leading scientists to ask bigger questions. The advent of effective distributed processing as open source software has created access to … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Uncategorized
Tagged Big Data, environmental health safety, Problem Solving, research, Strategy, technology
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Safety Must be Made
I was presenting at an executive strategy meeting last week for the organization in which I lead EHS. During the presentation I had a thought that I want to expand on here: Safety Must be Made. In the discussion with … Continue reading
What do you Know About Disruptive Innovation?
I have noticed a new term that is often chanted in the business world: “Disruptive Innovation”. It seems to occur with frightening frequency in the technology sector. Apple famously disrupted the music recording industry with iTunes as an example. Can … Continue reading
Innovations in Environmental Science
I was perusing my Twitter feed yesterday and ran across a collection of articles from Fast Company recapping innovative solutions to environmental issues. It’s a good collection, I retweeted it, but thought it also worthy of some discussion time on my … Continue reading
Leadership is a Conversation
There was a post a while back on HBR’s Blog site that caught my eye. It was titled: Leadership is a Conversation. It attracted me because I happen to believe this is very true. I worked once with a great … Continue reading
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Tagged Communication, Influencing Others, Leadership, Motivating Others
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EHS is Knowledge Work
After being in my profession now for over 20 years, it has occurred to me that much of what we do in EHS is that of “knowledge work”. The ever trustworthy Wikipedia defines a Knowledge Worker as: “A knowledge worker … Continue reading
The Purpose of this Blog
I have been thinking about this blog for some time and finally got around to creating it. In my mind a see a work space where I can spend a few minutes a week looking for, thinking about and documenting new … Continue reading