The NMSA approach regarding enhancing motorsports safety and related processes is fascinating. I am excited to be assisting your efforts. In addition to my motorsports background, I have over 20 years working with organizations to enhance their safety culture, including development of processes, plans, handbooks, and procedures.
Check out my other post “FINALLY… a Safety Share Worth Sharing“ to a safety share developed in conjunction with Autotopia LA. The following safety share captures a vehicular accident in real time, with multiple camera views, and is professionally produced. Of even greater importance, the passenger involved in the accident is very candid about what he could have done to prevent same. In other words, he is more than willing to “own his errors.” Although a few scenes may be a little disturbing to some viewers, the goal of this safety share to provide an approach that can resonate across any organization. Feedback to date has been very positive.
I’m in the production studio on Fridays, hosting Cars, Stars & Roll Bars. While I’m not in the same league as a series of your incredible guests on Break/Fix, (grin) I would also be interested in an approach that would be of interest to your listeners as well as provide value.
Thanks, man.
ABOUT MIKE KINNEY AND SAFETY CULTURE STRATEGIES LLC
For three decades, Mike Kinney has been involved in multiple facets of safety and mechanical engineering programs for public and private sector organizations, including commercial nuclear power and/or Department of Energy (DOE) facilities. His areas of expertise include the development, implementation, qualification, and validation of safety management, emergency response/recovery programs, safety culture processes, accident investigation, root cause analysis, and conduct of operations. In 2018, he founded Safety Culture Strategies, LLC (SCS) to provide senior-level consultative services, assisting companies with enhancing safety culture efforts throughout their organization. Mike entered the world of motorsports driving stock cars at age 16, then drag racing at age 18, which led to designing hotrods and working on pit crews for sprint car and monster truck teams. He is an in-demand motorsports announcer and emcee who has hosted numerous productions focused on the automotive experience.
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