Solvay

For Shunping Cai, Operations Manager and Safety Trainer-Coach at our Liyang site in China, familiarity can easily lead us into “automation mode”, where routine takes over and our attention starts to drop.
 
And even when a process or piece of equipment hasn’t changed, the environment around it might have. That means new risks can appear where we least expect them.
 
After more than 25 years working across different roles at Liyang, Shunping brings that experience to his work as a Safety Culture Transformation Trainer-Coach, helping teams build a more proactive approach to safety.
 
💬 His reminder: hazard identification isn’t something we do once. It requires us to keep looking, questioning and paying attention to what may have changed.