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How to Get the Most from The Safety Artisan #3

This is ‘How to Get the Most from The Safety Artisan #3’. Last time #2, I posted about the two major focus areas for The Safety Artisan’s teaching. These are System Safety and Australian Work Health and Safety or WHS. In my first post, I talked about the fundamental lessons under the start here topic. […]

This is ‘How to Get the Most from The Safety Artisan #3’.

Last time #2, I posted about the two major focus areas for The Safety Artisan’s teaching. These are System Safety and Australian Work Health and Safety or WHS.

In my first post, I talked about the fundamental lessons under the start here topic. Even if you are experienced in safety, you may find that things are done very differently in another industry or country – I did. 

Now for Something Completely Different

Hi everyone, and welcome to The Safety Artisan. I’m your host, Simon. In this post, I want to talk about how you can connect with me, The Safety Artisan, and get more out of the website.

There are three ways you can do this.

Get Free and Low-cost Courses on Udemy

I have lots of free and paid and low-cost courses on Udemy. In these, I provide video lessons and lots of supporting content, for example, my PHIA Guide.

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Follow on YouTube or Social Media

Second, you can follow the safety Artisan on YouTube or on social media. If you sign up on my YouTube Channel and tick for notifications, you will be reminded every time I issue a new video lesson.

I’m also on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Google My Business, Tumblr, Pinterest, and Vkontakte. Phew! 

On LinkedIn, you can see my full resume/CV and find my most popular articles.

Just Get in Touch

Third, you can directly get in touch with me by commenting on a post – ask a question! There is no such thing as a ‘dumb’ question, only dumb accidents.

You can also ask general questions by filling in the form on the Connect Page. (This is better than sending me a Direct Message on social media, as I get a lot of spam.)

There are a lot of different topics that I could cover. It is surprisingly difficult to find out what people really like to hear about. So, if there’s something that you want to learn about then just ask. I will bump the topic up on my ‘to do’ list.

That’s All, folks!

Well, that’s it from me, I hope you enjoy The Safety Artisan website and get as much as you can out of it. See you soon!

How to Get the Most from #3: What subjects do you want?

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Simon Di Nucci
Simon Di Nucci

Simon Di Nucci, CPEng, FIEAust, NER, brings 30 years of experience in safety engineering and consultancy. His work spans aircraft, ships, submarines, air-traffic management systems, trains and software in the UK and Australia.

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