Humour and fun... Serious tools for serious safet
20 years in high-risk work. Enough time to know a slideshow is not a strategy.
20 years in high-risk work. Enough time to know a slideshow is not a strategy.
Hopscotch helps people in high-risk work make safety easier to care about, easier to remember and more useful on the job.
After 20 years across mining, manufacturing and oil and gas, I know serious safety needs substance. It also needs people to be awake, involved and willing to speak honestly.
That is why I use humour, stories, Quizzes!, practical games and better questions to bring safety conversations to life.
I am not here to make light of risk. I make serious safety messages to engage with.

Toolbox talks, Interactive sessions, and Procedures in Practice that get people involved.
Turn key safety messages into conversations people remember, not another document they sign and forget.

Bring procedures, critical controls and key messages to life through games, stories and practical discussion.
Less passive listening. More useful learning.

Coaching and practical leadership development for people who want to lead with curiosity, not just control.
Because leaders shape safety in the moments nobody puts on a poster.
Steve has spent 20 years working across mining, manufacturing, oil and gas, and other high-risk work.
He is a graduate of Griffith University’s Safety Science and Innovation Lab, bringing field experience and contemporary safety thinking together.
The Purpose is simple: help the safety of work go right.
Hopscotch starts with people and gets close to the work.
Steve uses humour, stories, Interactive games, better questions and small experiments to make safety easier to engage with, remember and use.
Less telling. More listening, learning and having a red hot crack.

Stephen Harvey
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