In this episode, Mousa converses with Cristina Gomez-Garcia, HSE team leader at Siemens GAMESA in the renewable sector.
They discuss Cristina's 20-year career in health, safety, sustainability, and wellbeing spanning multiple industries.
Cristina shares her journey from studying biology, architecture, and occupational risk prevention to leading safety in renewables.
This week’s episode highlights the significance of communication, involving leadership, proactive safety measures, and the evolving landscape of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) in making impactful changes within industries.
From the differences between the construction and renewables sectors, to proactive HSE indicators and positive mindsets, Cristina shares her holistic views on the space with an emphasis on the social aspect of the function.
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