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EPISODE · Aug 11, 2025 · 25 MIN

Tape not Stitches | Fatality Free Future #4

from Fatality Free Future® Podcast · host Barclayss®

In this episode of the Fatality Free Future podcast, Holly and John bring back Alan Stevenson to discuss the importance of identifying and classifying serious injury and fatality (SIF) events. Alan emphasises the need to consider both the actual and potential severity of incidents, using real-world examples to illustrate the potential for serious harm. This episode highlights the challenges of managing complex systems involving multiple stakeholders, such as contractors and clients, and the importance of focusing on learning and prevention rather than just classification. Alan also introduces the concept of the energy wheel, a tool for identifying and managing hazardous energies that could lead to SIF events.To learn more and to access the materials referenced in this episode visit https://barclayss.com/fatality-free-future/

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In this episode of the Fatality Free Future podcast, Holly and John bring back Alan Stevenson to discuss the importance of identifying and classifying serious injury and fatality (SIF) events. Alan emphasises the need to consider both the actual and potential severity of incidents, using real-world examples to illustrate the potential for serious harm. This episode highlights the challenges of managing complex systems involving multiple stakeholders, such as contractors and clients, and...

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