Presentations
I have been comfortable standing in front of an audience since I was 11, as my wonderful English teacher encouraged us to hold in-school debates, and between-school speaking competitions. I’m equally happy providing an interactive training or coaching workshop, delivering a session for an IOSH or other professional meeting (in person, or virtual), participating in a webinar or podcast, or giving a formal presentation to a large audience.
Take a look at some presentation topics that are “oven-ready”, or let me know if there’s something bespoke you’re interested in.
You might find it useful to listen to some of my Webinars.
Topics
A few examples of presentations I’ve given to professional audiences. If you’d like a presentation on these or other topics I’ve covered in articles, please get in touch.
Risk assessment updates
Significant legal cases
Managing the risk of stress: why it’s no longer optional
Virtual classrooms for safety training
Virtual reality: uses & abuses for health and safety
Hybrid and homeworking
Robots: challenges & benefits
AI: opportunities & challenges
Highway code changes and other road-related law
But is it significant?
Some video clips
- How AI-driven computer vision could improve reporting by staff.
- What do safety procedures and recipes have in common?
- Can health and safety professionals write good procedures on their own?
- How do you test the language level in your procedures?
- Are flowcharts a better way to present instructions?
- When should you use video in procedures?
- How often should you review your procedures?
- Why do you need to practise procedures more often?
Example webinars:
Securing leadership buy-in for your safety initiative, April 2022
As part of a panel, I explain three steps for getting support from senior leaders for health and safety initiatives. Hosted by Safeopedia for a largely US audience.
Can technology help drive behaviour change? November 2020
I explain the hierarchy of behaviour change, as part of a panel on how technology is being used to support safety behaviours.