Selma Pirić is an independent safety expert and trainer for her company, Human Performance Training & Consultancy. She started her career in airline operations, and since then she has worked in various international aviation consulting roles in the UK and the Netherlands, as a certified university lecturer and researcher, and has worked at the Dutch air traffic control as a safety expert.

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• 1. The Only Constant In Safety Is Change. 2. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: The Evolution of Safety. 3. Safety Rebels Always Ring Twice. 4. Counting Definitely Counts, But Not Always. 5. First rule of leadership: Everything is your fault. 6. Remember: You Have Two Ears. 7. Blending Theoretic Principles to Practical Advantages. 8. Sell Safety Like Hotcakes. 9. Chance Favors the Prepared.

Selma Pirić is an independent safety expert and trainer for her company, Human Performance Training & Consultancy. She started her career in airline operations, and since then she has worked in various international aviation consulting roles in the UK and the Netherlands, as a certified university lecturer and researcher, and has worked at the Dutch air traffic control as a safety expert.

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• 1. The Only Constant In Safety Is Change. 2. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: The Evolution of Safety. 3. Safety Rebels Always Ring Twice. 4. Counting Definitely Counts, But Not Always. 5. First rule of leadership: Everything is your fault. 6. Remember: You Have Two Ears. 7. Blending Theoretic Principles to Practical Advantages. 8. Sell Safety Like Hotcakes. 9. Chance Favors the Prepared.

Selma Pirić is an independent safety expert and trainer for her company, Human Performance Training & Consultancy. She started her career in airline operations, and since then she has worked in various international aviation consulting roles in the UK and the Netherlands, as a certified university lecturer and researcher, and has worked at the Dutch air traffic control as a safety expert.

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• 1. The Only Constant In Safety Is Change. 2. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: The Evolution of Safety. 3. Safety Rebels Always Ring Twice. 4. Counting Definitely Counts, But Not Always. 5. First rule of leadership: Everything is your fault. 6. Remember: You Have Two Ears. 7. Blending Theoretic Principles to Practical Advantages. 8. Sell Safety Like Hotcakes. 9. Chance Favors the Prepared.