Industrial Edge

Joe Haggis

Industrial Edge I've worked across multiple industries including aviation, industrial automation & public sectors, as a maintenance technician, supervisor & manager. In this podcast we sit down with a broad range of professionals that are involved in a wide range of industrial settings. From maintenance & reliability professionals, facilities managers, engineers. Through to operations & production leaders, consultants and business owners who support all things that keep the modern world we live in safe, pro Hosted by Joe Haggis

  1. Anthony Perizzolo - Engineering Student to Executive Leader

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    Anthony Perizzolo - Engineering Student to Executive Leader

    Anthony Perizzolo has an impressive background in engineering and operations, his early years at Toyota gaining foundational expertise in lean methodologies and operational excellence helped him shape businesses in various industries, along with building his general & executive management skills along the way. From those early days as a mechanical engineering grad, to now being an Executive General Manager, via Toyota, Boral and more recently Amazon, where he scaled an operation from ten people to over 5,000, launched seven sites in seven weeks, and ran 400+ hiring interviews.

    38 min

  2. 24 maj

    The Coordination Problem - Travis Soutter - Concordia AM

    Travis Soutter has spent 25 years inside asset management — Visy, Amcor, AGL, now running his own consultancy, Concordia. He thinks most organisations are already doing asset management. They just don't call it that, and they don't coordinate it. In this episode we get into: – Why the ISO 55000 label has made things worse, not better– The shutdown planning war story that taught him why "everyone hits their critical path" still isn't enough– Why 50% of a good CEO's decisions are gut instinct — and what that means for engineers– The training course where only one person in the room thought they did asset management (everyone did)– How tangible and intangible assets follow the same maintenance logic — including brand– Courage and empathy as leadership disciplines, not soft skills Travis is a CAMA-certified consultant and his intro-to-asset-management course is now endorsed by the World Partners in Asset Management (WPiAM).

    57 min

  3. 3 maj

    Adam Lea-Bischinger | Asset management - Keeping the modern world running

    Adam Lea-Bischinger shares his extensive experience in asset management across various industries and regions. He discusses the misconceptions, standards, and opportunities in asset management, emphasizing the importance of culture, leadership, and practical application of best practices. Asset management is often misunderstood. It’s not just about maintaining assets; it’s about ensuring they deliver value. Think of everything you rely on daily – roads, airports, power stations. The goal? Keep those assets operational while balancing risks and costs throughout their lifecycle. Too often, people see it only through a financial lens. But real asset management connects the dots between strategic goals and day-to-day operations. As we navigate global challenges, understanding this is more crucial than ever. What’s your perspective on asset management?

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  4. 19 apr.

    Chris Hallum - UE Systems - Ultrasound | Partnership and long-term thinking in Reliability

    Chris Hallum from UE Systems & host of his own podcast - Talking Reliability shares his insights on reliability, the evolution of ultrasound technology, and the importance of training and partnership in condition monitoring. Discover how large organizations like Amazon implement standardization and leverage AI to optimize asset management. ## The Chain of Reliability: Understanding Roles Across Departments Reliability in any organization is akin to a chain, where each department plays a crucial role. Chris emphasizes that if one link in the chain weakens, the entire system can falter. For example, procurement teams often purchase cheaper alternatives that may not meet the necessary reliability standards, impacting overall performance. The Importance of Cross-Departmental Communication Why It Matters: Ensuring that all departments—from engineering to procurement—understand their roles in maintaining reliability can prevent costly mistakes. How to Implement: Foster open communication channels between departments. Regular meetings can help clarify responsibilities and align goals. Common Mistake: Ignoring the interconnectedness of departments can lead to oversights that undermine reliability efforts.

    50 min

  5. 31 mars

    Gary Tyne - Reliability is a journey, not a project

    In this interview, Gary shares four decades of insights into reliability in maintenance, emphasizing the importance of culture, continuous journey, and practical strategies. Discover how to shift from reactive to proactive maintenance and the value of storytelling in industry knowledge.

    52 min

  6. 17 mars

    Davin Forster - Industrial Automation | Data & AI

    Discover how Davin Forster, Head of Operations at SKUtopia, shares insights from his diverse career spanning Amazon & Woolworths. Learn about the evolution of industrial automation, the transformative role of data and AI, and practical tips for scaling operations effectively.

    54 min

  7. 10 mars

    Erik Hupje - Making Reliability Simple ™

    In this episode, Erik Hupje, founder of Reliability Academy, shares insights on simplifying maintenance and reliability practices, building effective teams, and overcoming industry challenges. Discover practical frameworks, the importance of leadership, and how to embed reliability into organizational culture.

    54 min

  8. 3 mars

    Scott McMillan - Making safety simple & engaging

    In this conversation, Scott McMillan and Joe Haggis explore the evolving landscape of safety management, emphasizing the importance of simplifying procedures, engaging with workers, and leveraging technology. Scott shares his journey from electrician to safety director, highlighting the misconceptions in safety practices and the need for a more dynamic approach to risk management. The discussion also touches on the role of AI and innovative technologies in enhancing safety protocols, particularly in high-pressure environments like the Australian Open. Ultimately, the conversation reflects a shared optimism for the future of safety, driven by empathy, engagement, and a commitment to continuous improvement.

    58 min
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Industrial Edge I've worked across multiple industries including aviation, industrial automation & public sectors, as a maintenance technician, supervisor & manager. In this podcast we sit down with a broad range of professionals that are involved in a wide range of industrial settings. From maintenance & reliability professionals, facilities managers, engineers. Through to operations & production leaders, consultants and business owners who support all things that keep the modern world we live in safe, pro Hosted by Joe Haggis

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