Clive Johnson, IIRSM President, on mental health, collaboration, risk vs safety and more

Clive Johnson, IIRSM President, on mental health, collaboration, risk vs safety and more

Clive Johnson, President of IIRSM and Head of Health & Safety for Derwent London, joins Christian Harris on this episode of the Safety & Risk Success Podcast.

As you'll tell from listening, Clive is a vastly experienced, highly engaging and inspirational safety and risk leader.

Topics covered include:

The influential role Clive played in getting Mates In Mind set up, which has saved countless lives in the construction industry by breaking the stigma of mental health issues

How a collaborative approach, learned during his time in the team building Heathrow Terminal 5, has led Clive to put a partnership approach at the centre of his work ever since

Risk vs safety: what phrase should we use, how should these topics be positioned and why

An overview of the IIRSM, of which Clive is currently President, why Clive resonates with IIRSM more so than IOSH (for example) and why – though of course as mentioned above, he still is passionate about partnering with and working alongside the likes of Jimmy Quinn at IOSH

As he tells us, Clive is always open to connecting with anyone for a chat (and a virtual brew). I suggest you contact him on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/clive-johnson-387b293a/

#safety #insurance #riskmanagement

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