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AI at Work: Why EHS Must Be Part of the Conversation

September 29, 2026

This bonus episode of Rethinking EHS, Season 3 takes a closer look at AI at work through a psychosocial safety lens. Charlotte and Giorgia use a hypothetical implementation of AI-enabled workflow and performance tools to explore how a seemingly helpful change can affect employees’ experience of work.They consider warning signs such as reduced role clarity, perceived surveillance, increased demands and scheduling decisions that fail to account for fatigue. The conversation distinguishes using ...

The Human Side of Safety: Mental Health, Behaviour and EHS

September 22, 2026

Episode 7 of Rethinking EHS, Season 3 examines psychosocial safety and behaviour-based approaches as part of a broader, people-centred view of workplace risk.In Australia, Giorgia describes a shift towards consultation with workers and a more active assessment of psychosocial hazards. Dheepak explains how decisions on the shop floor are shaped by systems, habits and leadership, and describes a behavioural science approach that seeks to understand why unsafe actions occur before choosing an in...

Too Much or Too Little: Managing Water Risks at Industrial Facilities

September 08, 2026

Episode notes: This bonus episode expands on Episode 6 with three facility-level examples of water resilience in practice. While each begins with a different physical risk, all demonstrate the importance of translating climate assessment into engineering, operational, and business continuity decisions. The first case examines recurring river flooding shaped by reservoir releases, coastal tides, and local topography. C. Rajadurai explains how flood modelling can be overlaid with critical asset...

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Who is an ideal guest for Rethinking EHS: Global Goals. Local Delivery.?

Rethinking EHS: Global Goals. Local Delivery. typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Experienced EHS, sustainability, energy, climate-risk, infrastructure, water-management, or workplace-safety professionals with practical implementation experience and region-specific expertise. Common among recent guests: Led or advised on organisational EHS or sustainability programmes; Implemented climate-resilience, energy-efficiency, water-risk, or infrastructure solutions; Advised businesses on regulatory compliance, operational risk, or business continuity. Recent guests include Dheepak Sithra, Giorgia McGuigan, and Michalis Lellis.

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Recent episodes cover Business, Sustainability, Workplace Safety, Climate Resilience, and Energy Transition. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.