"Gary Bonnett is the Head of Customer Engagement at SafetyCulture, an Operations Platform that allows organizations to digitize, standardize, and optimize their processes with streamlined visibility and communications to all parts of the organization.
Gary spent the past 20 years in Mining, Oil and Gas, and Manufacturing driving safety and operational excellence with calculated ROI. With a MBA from Texas A&M University, he enjoys helping organizations realize the efficiency gained through a digital transformation and servant leadership."
If you answer “yes” to any of the following questions, you might be scared of change. Are you or your organization stuck in a rut of “This is how we’ve always done things?” Do you feel hesitant to implement much-needed progress and innovation? Does the idea of change make you sweaty and nauseous? If
Gary Bonnett was the Vice President of Safety for Optimus Steel, headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas. With an MBA from Texas A&M University, Gary has built upon his education with over 20 years of Life Safety experience in the Oil and Gas, Mining, Chemical Manufacturing, and Military Sectors with proven success in cultural change and organizational transformation. Gary grew up in West Virginia, but now calls Tomball, Texas his home where he enjoys spending time with his family while sharing his passion for coaching youth sports and automobile racing.
Listen to this episode from Oil and Gas HSE Podcast on Spotify. Welcome to the Oil and Gas HSE podcast —brought to you on the Oil and Gas Global Network, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. This episode is made possible by UTSI International. Russell welcomes 20-year HSE veteran, Gary Bonnett, with a company called SafetyCulture to discuss their safety app, iAuditor, which is now used by more than 1,000,000 workers across 85 countries. Another OGGN podcast with Leading-edge Information. LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/gary-bonnett-4901818 Company website: www.safetyculture.com
“Everything has risk. It is our job as business professionals to control and minimize risks to an acceptable level. Uncontrolled risk can negatively affect businesses in many different ways — none of which lead to safe work environments, efficient processes, or optimal profitability. Risk Management is a must in all aspects of the business if you want to achieve longevity, profitability, and sustainability.”