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Rollout of Liderança Antifrágil with all of middle management, in 45 experiences adapted to the agricultural setting, with reported progress in discipline, engagement and safety.

Leadership and safety culture on farms, at harvest fronts and in storage, taking into account the crop season, the distances involved and who does the work.
In the field, working conditions change with the weather, the crop stage and the arrival of new teams. A harvest front may move while other activities continue on the farm. Whoever coordinates this work needs to understand the risks of each situation and be clear about which decisions they can make.
Distance from headquarters matters too. Guidance that seems clear in a corporate meeting can reach the operator, the service provider or the supervisor in a different form. It is worth looking at how people receive that guidance, which questions they are able to raise and what happens when they find a condition different from what was planned.
Crop planning, hiring and the availability of resources shape these choices. Understanding safety culture in agribusiness therefore means listening both to those who set priorities and to those who know the work at the operational fronts.
The assessment can combine visits to work fronts, conversations with teams and leaders, and analysis of management practices. How the sites are spread out and where the agricultural cycle stands shape how this listening is designed.
From there, the work helps define responsibilities and routines that make sense for each audience. Leadership development and follow-up on the tools draw on real operational situations, leaving room to revisit whatever is not being understood or used.
Learn about our approach →Rollout of Liderança Antifrágil with all of middle management, in 45 experiences adapted to the agricultural setting, with reported progress in discipline, engagement and safety.
Training for senior leadership, middle management and operational supervision, with the program extended to the sites integrated in the first year after the acquisition.
Safety culture transformation, strengthening leadership and designing simple tools to deepen dialogue about risks in the operation.
Work in Brazil and Paraguay covering strategic planning, support for culture transformation, incident reporting, golden rules and team development.
Ran the Annual Safety Workshop for two years and provided six months of coaching to the Brazilian operations team on using the safety diary.
Competency guide, the Donos da Segurança (Safety Owners) program, training and communication, with support for reviewing contractor management and for strategic planning for 2017 and 2018.
Understand management practices and what teams experience across different activities.
Support the rollout of practices and follow up on the difficulties teams encounter.
Develop leadership through experiences tied to the work context.
Examine how critical exposures are understood and how controls are monitored.
Define priorities, responsibilities and ways to monitor the work.
Understand the conditions and decisions involved to guide organizational learning.