Inspiring stories A bad plan, a ladder and a shovel was all it took to nearly kill a man. Paul Mahoney of Walker Midshire Foods explains how that near-miss experience made him think more clearly about the consequences for himself as well as for nearly-dead Colin. It rains a lot in Pontypool. It was the reason they built the plant […]…

We want to hear your inspiring safety stories We are running a campaign called Inspiring Safety. The idea is to focus on the things that galvanise people to behave more safely. We want to bring safety professionals together to share their experiences, to talk about what really works, to focus on inspiring people to better safety practices. We’ll be pulling […]…

David Morrissey: The new voice of leadership in safety David Morrissey is regarded as being part of the UK’s top acting talent, playing regular roles throughout TV, Film and on stage.  His dynamic acting skills that have won him roles in award-winning productions such as State of Play (BBC) and The Deal (Channel 4), where he played Gordon Brown, made […]…

Last month saw Lattitude Director and leading behavioural safety specialist, Martin Woodall, attend The SHE Show 2009 in Blackpool as a key speaker for the event. Martin’s presentation, ‘Influencing The Culture – It’s The Little Things That Count’, went down a storm with attendees, receiving a 94% positive feedback rating.  The talk focussed on those key words and behaviours that […]…

All for One – The Meerkat Way has sold to over a thousand organizations worldwide, in a variety of languages. It has also featured as part of a number of awards for safety training programs. Two Australian organisations are among the safety award winners. The pharmaceutical company, Alphapharm Pty Ltd, the winner of the Australian National Safety Award for the […]…