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In the final episode of Fatality Free Future, John Barclay and Holly Ferguson unpack the role of behavioural science in preventing workplace fatalities. They explore the environmental and systemic factors influencing behaviour, clarify common misconceptions, and introduce models like Decisions–Actions–Outcomes and the Exposure Quadrant to better understand and manage risk. This final episode urges leaders to go beyond blame and engage meaningfully with behaviour.
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