‘Behavioural Science or Safety?’ with Bob Cummins

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In episode 31 of the Safeti Podcast, Bob Cummins of SODAK joins us to discuss how he helps businesses to improve their performance using behavioural science (not behavioural safety). Bob made his way from being a Chain Lad on construction sites just after leaving school to being involved in health and safety before further specialising […]

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