Conversations with the people who deliver large industrial projects, successfully and safely. Every episode ends with three practical things you can use on your own project.
First episodes arrive in December.
A new plant, a site expansion, a shutdown or a large build. The plan is never the project. The project is what happens when the plan meets the site, the schedule and the people who have to deliver it. Industrial Scale asks the people who did it how it actually went.
One real project. What was planned, what happened, and where the two parted.
One decision that mattered. Who made it, on what information, and what it cost or saved.
Three practical things you can use on your own project. Small enough to try. Specific enough to check.
The show is built on honest accounts from people who were there. We are recording the first episodes now, across logistics, petrochemicals, manufacturing and construction.
minutes booked. Most conversations finish inside 35.
take. Nothing is live. If you want to restate an answer, say so and we keep the better version.
software to install. We record in your browser, on Riverside. Chrome or Edge, a quiet room.
The booking form asks how you would like to be credited, how to pronounce your name, what you want listeners to take away, and what you would rather not discuss. It also asks you to confirm the guest recording consent.
Leave your email and the first episode reaches you the day it is published. One episode a week once the run starts. Nothing else.
Amador is the Managing Director of Technique Works, an HSEQ consultancy for high-risk industries. He has spent more than twenty years in 47 facilities across Western Europe and the Gulf, from the shop floor to the boardroom.
He built Industrial Scale for one reason: the lessons that keep large projects safe rarely reach a report, and they should reach the next project leader.