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The Shift Starts with How You Lead
A shift usually starts with a simple briefing, a few minutes to align on the plan and priorities. In that moment, workers form an impression not just of the tasks ahead, but of whether expectations feel clear, consistent, and achievable. Supervisors may not write about the safety strategy, but they determine how it shows up in real work. They connect policy to practice and set the tone that shapes day-to-day behaviors. But a supervisor’s influence is shaped by the system arou
Maarten Pas
2 days ago2 min read


High-Risk Task Training That Works
Working with safety teams across construction, manufacturing, and energy sectors, one pattern is consistent in every region: high-risk tasks rarely fail because a procedure was missing. They fail when the few critical steps that genuinely keep people safe aren’t applied consistently at the point of work. LOTO, hot work, working at height, confined space entry, and lifting operations all carry strict regulatory and industry expectations and depend on solid planning, competen
Maarten Pas
Dec 42 min read


Getting the Message Right When Things Go Wrong
When something goes wrong on a jobsite, pressure builds immediately. Supervisors are stretched, teams are unsettled, and leaders want confidence that the issue won’t repeat the next shift. In moments like these, the challenge isn’t usually willingness. It’s consistency. Messages drift, details get lost, and different crews hear different versions of what happened and what needs to change. After an incident or near miss, the aim is always the same: stop the immediate risk, cl
Maarten Pas
Nov 262 min read


Proving Training Compliance During Audits Without Chasing Paper
The organizations staying ahead of audits today, wherever they are located, are not doing more training. They are strengthening the evidence behind training and making documentation part of how training happens. In a regulatory environment where expectations are rising on both sides of the Atlantic, that shift is no longer optional. It is becoming essential.
Maarten Pas
Nov 212 min read


Speak to anyone who’s spent years in safety, and they’ll tell you the same thing
Safety training may still start in the classroom or lunchroom, but it can’t end there.
Keeping safety alive day to day takes repetition, context, and timely reminders. Digital tools like LUMA1 help deliver those reminders in a way that is fast, consistent, and traceable, while supporting the human coaching that makes safety real.
Maarten Pas
Nov 122 min read


Transform Your Safety Training: From PowerPoint to Engaging Videos with LUMA1
That’s where LUMA1 changes everything. With LUMA1, you can take those same PowerPoint slides and turn them into interactive, fully-tracked safety videos — in just minutes.
James Hart
Oct 223 min read


(Safety) Training at the Speed of Business
In today’s world, speed isn’t just a competitive advantage—it’s a survival skill.
Across industries like construction, energy, and infrastructure, projects are moving faster than ever.
James Hart
Oct 163 min read


Contractor Onboarding: How to Be Ready Before the Contract Is Signed
In today’s construction and infrastructure markets, the time between “you’ve won the contract” and “boots on the ground” is shrinking fast.What used to be a 30-day mobilization window is now often a week—or less.
James Hart
Oct 152 min read


When Experience Walks Out the Door: Capturing Critical Knowledge Before It’s Lost
Whether it’s a unique maintenance routine, a safety workaround that’s proven to work, or a specialized setup no manual covers, LUMA1 helps teams turn expertise into video-based learning that’s searchable, measurable, and accessible across the organization.
James Hart
Oct 132 min read
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