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In this episode of the Fatality Free Future podcast, John Barclay and Holly Ferguson talk with Alan Stevenson about why even experienced supervisors only identify around 45% of workplace hazards. They explore a practical hazard typology (obvious, trivial, emerging, hidden), clear distinctions between hazards, risks and controls, and how leaders can disrupt routine and complacency to strengthen real-world hazard recognition.
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