On this weeks episode of the conversation we are joined by the fantastic Alexsandro Siedschlag. A wonderful human, very humble and suprisingly unaware of his own ability to tell a good story. I consider myself lucky to know Alex. Available at Spotify, ITunes, Stitcher, Iheart Radio, Google Podcasts, Google Chrome and many more. If you want a quick link try these: https://buff.ly/3Arrmq9 or watch at https://buff.ly/3pTz6fK Alexsandro Siedschlag was born and grow in a small coast city in south Brazil...
On this weeks episode of the conversation we are joined by the fantastic Alexsandro Siedschlag. A wonderful human, very humble and suprisingly unaware of his own ability to tell a good story. I consider myself lucky to know Alex. Available at Spotify, ITunes, Stitcher, Iheart Radio, Google Podcasts, Google Chrome and many more. If you want a quick link try these: https://buff.ly/3Arrmq9 or watch at https://buff.ly/3pTz6fK
Alexsandro Siedschlag was born and grow in a small coast city in south Brazil called São Francisco do Sul. There wasn’t much to do there other than fishing, surfing, or working in port activities. So, in 2007 he went to the nearest industrial city and took a technical course in safety. This took me back to my hometown (what an irony) to work in a shipping company. From there, in 2012 he started to work offshore in oil & gas where he spent my next 6 years. After that he experienced the corporate side of the business, taking roles as HSE advisory, supervisor and stepping in as a manager a few times, living in Rio de Janeiro for 3 years.
During this journey, Alexsandro invested in qualification and competences development, from technical skills (environmental degree, process safety, incident investigation, among others) to social skills such as the professional certification in coaching, IOSH coaching for safety and a MBA in human factors in 2023. This helped him to find out I’m passionate about supporting individuals and teams through professional coaching and mentoring. Alexsandro could see selfhimself to make safety differently. In 2022 he left the oil & gas company he was working for the past 9 years and became an associate performance safety coach for a company headquartered in Scotland, working in Australia, in an underground coal mine supporting a safety leadership cultural change program.
So far, in between work, family trips and studying Alexsandro has been around Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Suriname, Costa Rica, United States, South Africa, England, Scotland, Spain, Italy, and Australia. He lives in Brazil but currently working in Australia flying in/out every month, which helps a lot my air miles programs!
This little story gave Alexsandro 14 years’ experience in high-hazard industries among different countries, working in complex social-technical systems, supporting organizations to deliver safe operations.
Family speaking, Alexsandro is married and a dad of two who loves to read and listen to podcasts related to safety science and leadership stuff while exercising. In between working, traveling and all that, he tries to find some time to go surfing (not those big waves – I confess).
Alexsandro's profile traits are: measured, discipline driven, good listener, and collaborative.
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