The Titan implosion was a preventable tragedy facilitated by a toxic workplace culture at OceanGate. Alex will be interviewing Justin and Ken, two Navy Nukes, to find the line between an innovative mission and a fool's errand. n

Join Alex and Marcus as they discuss containing problems.

In this weeks podcast Alex and Mark discuss different types of management styles between SpaceX and NASA. From innovation speed to safety protocols, each management style shapes how decisions are made and how success is measured. If you enjoyed this podcast, check out our other podcast here. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXD-wGbdcTCtp_VzYhO423O9tM3x_XtRr

In this video, three root cause experts discuss common mistakes and myths surrounding Root Cause Analysis (RCA), and why these practices can lead your team down the wrong path.

When things go wrong, it's easy to point fingers at the person closest to the problem. But is blaming "careless" people actually helping us prevent future mistakes, or just creating scapegoats? In this episode, we explore the dangers of blame culture in the workplace, the psychology behind human error, and how deeper system issues often get overlooked. Join us as we challenge the myth of the “bad apple” and uncover what really causes failures and how to fix them for good.

In this powerful episode, Alex and Emily discuss the often-overlooked psychological impact of near misses in the workplace. A near miss is an incident where no injury or damage occurs but has the potential to. A near miss may seem like a lucky escape, but for many workers, the emotional and mental consequences linger long after the danger has passed. Whether you're a safety professional, HR leader, or worker who has experienced a close call, this conversation acknowledges and addresses why identifying the psychological impact of near misses is vital for mental well-being and long-term performance.

Have you ever wondered, "Why would such a smart person make such an idiotic choice?" In this podcast, Alex and Emily discuss the psychology and neuroscience of why just having brains doesn't stop people from making poor decisions. They explore concepts from overconfidence and cognitive biases to social pressures and stress. These types of biases, pressures, and stress can cloud even the brightest minds.

Join Alex as he interviews two former Nuclear Nukes, Justin Clark and Ken Reed, to discuss the best tricks, tips, and techniques on #equipment reliability.

Join Alex, Ken, and Tim on the latest TapRooT® Podcast episode! Enjoy thought-provoking discussions that challenge conventional wisdom and explore the difference between trained skills and common sense. What do you think is more important in your field: skills or common sense? Share your thoughts and tune in for insights that might just change your perspective!

Have you ever wondered why we have procedures or warnings when the risk is obvious? In this TapRooT® Podcast Alex, Barb, and Emily delve into the cognitive processes and psychological factors that influence people on how they make their decisions. This podcast explores topics such as biases, heuristics, emotions, and social influences that impact decision-making. Listeners will walk away with a deeper understanding of the mental mechanisms at play when making a decision.

In this podcast, Alex and Emily discuss The World’s Most Dangerous Jobs and their hazards. Learn what makes each of these jobs hazardous and why looking at precursor or reoccurring incidents is so important.

In this podcast, Alex and Marcus will take a dive into the world of safety walks. Are they truly impactful or just another checkbox exercise? 🤔

In our latest podcast episode Alex and Barb tackle 5 common ethical dilemmas safety professionals face every day. From balancing safety and productivity to handling compliance issues, Barb and Alex got it covered!

Join Alex and Tim as they discuss more innovative ways to work with CA's

Join Alex and Mark as they discuss The Doorman Fallacy.

Join Alex and Mark as they discuss what is essential in Root Cause Analysis.

Join Emily and Alex as they discuss eliminating blame from investigations.

Ken and Emily discuss the three most common but least effective corrective actions.

Join Marcus as he breaks down the key differences between fast and good Root Cause Analysis (RCA). Discover why speed isn’t always the solution and learn actionable tips for conducting thorough, impactful investigations that drive lasting results. Learn more about TapRooT® RCA here: https://www.taproot.com #RootCauseAnalysis #TapRooT #EffectiveInvestigations #WorkplaceSafety #IncidentInvestigation #ProblemSolving #ContinuousImprovement