Target Leadership Safety Culture Keynote
This is the opening of the Target Leadership Safety Culture Keynote delivered by Jeff "Odie" Espenship. Cutting corners on the job can cause a corrosive decline in standards which may cause a loss of life. NASA calls it "normalization of deviancy", and Odie suspects it may have cost his brother his life. This is Odie's most powerful, emotional personal story of that day, what led up to it, and it's aftermath. This is the 2:30 trailer for the full video which is available from our products page and http://odievision.com
Leading Indicators: Tenerife Tragedy
The worst accident in aviation history changed commercial aviation forever. In this title, Odie tells the story of the Tenerife crash along with Bob Bragg who is the only surviving crew member of that 1977 disaster. This DVD is perfect for safety and effectiveness training on the subjects of unexpected changes in work activity and failure to consider subordinate input.
Knock It Off DVD
It takes courage to speak up on the job. Jeff "Odie" Espenship and Wes "Dahmer" Sharp of Target Leadership relate the "Knock It Off" concept used by military fighter pilots directly to everyday work behaviors.
Leading Indicators Training DVD sample
Leading Indicators Training DVD sample
Pressure to Perform
Pressure to get the job done can often translate into taking short cuts and cutting corners
Jeff “Odie” Espenship at Chevron
Watch "Odie" deliver an electrifying Keynote
Keep Off The Grass
Wes "Dahmer" Sharp speaks about the importance of the "Keep off the grass" rule in the United States Marine Corps.
Introduction to Target Leadership by Jeff “Odie” Espenship
Introduction to Target Leadership by Jeff "Odie" Espenship
Jeff “Odie” Espenship
Jeff "Odie" Espenship interview on safety leadership culture and operatoinal excellence keynote for Callaway Ameren UE nuclear plant.
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