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The podcast delves into the pressing issue of workforce health and wellbeing strategies, particularly in high-pressure industries like mining and maintenance. With insights from experts Sandra Lamb, an organizational psychologist, and Simon Brown Greaves, the Chief Mental Health Officer of Australia Post, the discussion addresses various challenges such as job insecurity, high demands, and the stigma surrounding mental illness. A key focus is on the impact of relentless organizational change, which is often underestimated by leadership, leading to significant implications for frontline workers. The podcast aims to explore effective strategies for navigating these challenges and promoting wellbeing in dynamic work environments.
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Andrew is joined by Peter Durrant, an adjunct principal at Covaris, specializing in education and change management. Peter’s journey traces back to his days as a Navy apprentice, leading to his current role at Covaris, where he focuses on efficient maintenance planning and scheduling. With a passion for empowering others, Peter’s approach involves identifying areas for improvement while highlighting existing strengths. His insights on timing underscore the delicate balance between patience and proactivity.
Reflecting on his past, Peter’s experiences in submarines reveal his transformation from a spirited young man to a disciplined professional shaped by the challenges of submarine life. Despite his initial mischievousness, Peter embraced his responsibilities in the deep sea.
Sharing anecdotes from his submarine days, Peter offers a glimpse into the demanding world of underwater navigation, where every action carries immense significance. Explore the tale of Peter Durrant’s professional evolution, from his naval origins to his current role in industrial consultancy, in this engaging debut episode of the Reliability Hero Podcast.

Mojan and Fred discuss the Right to Repair and how the balance between reparability, reliability, and customer experience. ᐅ Play Episode
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In this episode, Alex Bolan of Digital Thinker shares insights into his company’s work with Hexagon EAM solutions and his personal journey within the business. Digital Thinker was founded in 2003 by Alex’s father, a former maintenance manager who later transitioned to consulting and became a significant figure in Hexagon EAM.
Alex’s career path includes diverse roles in EMS, the Army Reserves, and corporate recruiting, which led him to join Digital Thinker a year ago to further the company’s legacy.
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Dr. Bob Platfoot, the Principal of Covaris, an engineering advisory company, with over 30 years of experience in maintenance and asset management across various sectors. Bob shares insights into his journey from working in power stations to becoming a successful consultant and teacher. He emphasizes the importance of deep understanding, data-driven decision-making, and effective communication when dealing with the complexities of reliability engineering. The discussion also touches on the challenges of managing costs and convincing upper management of the significance of reliability efforts.
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In this episode of CMMSradio, Bob Latino from Prelical Solutions joins Greg Christensen to discuss his role as an upkeep ambassador, where he works to bridge the gap between industry practices and digital solutions. Bob emphasizes the importance of user-friendly CMMS products and highlights the need for integrating real-world insights into systems to improve efficiency. He also touches on the value of root cause analysis (RCA) to identify discrepancies between procedures and actual practice, stressing the importance of understanding human decision-making in the context of failures. The conversation underscores the need for leadership accountability and a shift away from blame culture to foster continuous improvement.
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In this episode, Ruchir Shah, founder and CEO of SkillCat, discusses the platform’s role in providing affordable and accredited online training for skilled trades certifications. SkillCat has made significant strides in offering over 1500 hours of training across various trades like HVAC, plumbing, electrical work, and appliance repair, reaching nearly 300,000 individuals. Ruchir shares his journey, which began with creating online courses for oil and gas workers, evolving into SkillCat due to the economic impact of COVID-19 on blue-collar industries. The platform not only addresses the decline in blue-collar income but also taps into a growing interest among Gen Z in hands-on trades. SkillCat’s approach focuses on affordability, accessible reskilling, and the long-term development of talent pipelines for companies.
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Carl and Fred discuss the role of stories in conveying principles to others. At first, it may not come easily; but it is an essential part of good communication, and well worth the effort.
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