Hospital and care home deaths, air and rail disasters, tower block blazes, oil rig blowouts, nuclear meltdowns, and road traffic accidents, can all be prevented with a new, multi-dimensional kind of safety. Mindful Safety covers four different levels: the individual, the relational, the organisational, and the societal. Synthesising the latest thinking from neuroscience and psychology with the practice of mindfulness, this book shows how a much stronger safety culture can be built from the ground up. Case studies, applied research, and practical exercises all demonstrate how attention, and the ability to focus, can significantly boost performance and resilience, whilst reducing human error and the number of safety incidents. The emphasis on self-care, strengthening relationships, and learning from positives, signals a clear shift in safety management thinking. This is not just an insightful, analytical approach, but an action-based one ready for implementation. Few approaches in the field tackle the subjects of sleep, fatigue, distraction, smartphone addiction, workplace stress, and mental health with the same vigour, or provide the safety toolkit for beating a pandemic. If you want to create the right mindset to achieve exceptional results in these uncertain times, this book will show you how. It is aimed at professionals in the health and safety industry, as well as graduate students in human factors, ergonomics, industrial engineering, and production engineering.