Jop Havinga's guest appearances

Jop Havinga

Safety on Tap

Beneath the Surface

Steve Harvey

Dan Rogers

Sidney Dekker

Andy White

John Green

Eric Knight

Greg Smith

Kate Russell

Bob Edwards

Ron Gantt

Todd Conklin

Tim Austin

Daniel Hummerdal

Carsten Busch

John McDonald

OwlTail

When Jop Havinga accepted a research project to study blast crews in the Queensland mining industry, little did he expect his perception of effective communication to be challenged.  With a safety focused research lens, it’s a pleasure to welcome Jop to episode 31 of Beneath the Surface. Jop is a field researcher for Griffith University in Brisbane, working closely with a  previous guest in Professor Sidney Dekker at the  Safety Science and Innovation Lab.  A majority of his research focuses on projects that create safer and more productive work environments. In this episode, Jop talks in depth about his time spent researching blast crews, how his views of what is effective communication were challenged, the theory (and power) of distributed cognition as well as his research-based perspective of whether company employees really are safer than contractors.  Hilariously, Jop also shares his observations of some ingenious means of communication on the drill pattern.  This is a really interesting conversation and I can’t thank Jop enough for sharing his knowledge and insights of the mining industry.

When <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jop-havinga-8a3ba924/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jop Havinga</a> accepted a research project to study blast crews in the Queensland mining industry, little did he expect his perception of effective communication to be challenged.  With a safety focused research lens, it’s a pleasure to welcome Jop to episode 31 of Beneath the Surface. Jop is a field researcher for Griffith University in Brisbane, working closely with a <a href="https://podfollow.com/1455761641/episode/87b92818336fac7b116a993a5def97064088661e" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> previous guest</a> in <a href="http://sidneydekker.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Professor Sidney Dekker</a> at the <a href="https://www.griffith.edu.au/arts-education-law/school-humanities-languages-social-science/research/safety-science-innovation-lab" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Safety Science and Innovation Lab</a>.  A majority of his research focuses on projects that create safer and more productive work environments. In this episode, Jop talks in depth about his time spent researching blast crews, how his views of what is effective communication were challenged, the theory (and power) of distributed cognition as well as his research-based perspective of whether company employees really are safer than contractors.  Hilariously, Jop also shares his observations of some ingenious means of communication on the drill pattern.  This is a really interesting conversation and I can’t thank Jop enough for sharing his knowledge and insights of the mining industry.

31 - Blast crew research with Jop Havinga

This is the first interview for 2019, always exciting for me to get back into the groove of these amazingly insightful conversations, and I get really excited thinking about how much you can benefit from these in addition to my solo reflection episodes.  I've got a great lineup of guests this year, we are planned out for a few months in fact.    My guest today is Dr Jop Havinga.  As you'll hear, Jop's PhD is so fresh that he might as well have been wearing his funny gown and hat in this conversation!

Ep103: How to improve safety by learning from everyday work, with Jop Havinga