Keynote Speaker Jake Mazulewicz is widely recognized for his groundbreaking work in human error prevention, high-reliability team performance, and organizational safety culture. With over 15 years of hands-on experience and a Ph.D. in Education, Jake brings a rare combination of academic rigor, instructional expertise, and real-world operational insight to every keynote he delivers.
Jake is known for helping technical organizations answer a critical question: Why do good people make bad decisions, even when procedures exist? Drawing on deep expertise in Human Performance (HOP), Safety II, Human Factors Engineering, and Resilience Engineering, Jake helps organizations move beyond outdated “zero tolerance” mindsets to create environments where learning, adaptability, and accountability thrive.
As the former Human Performance Lead for a large electric utility serving over 1 million customers, Jake developed and implemented training for 3,600+ lineworkers, engineers, system operators, and executives. He’s analyzed over 300 safety-related incidents and has worked directly with 250+ high-hazard teams, including the U.S. Department of Energy, Chevron, Fermilab, and Energy Safety Canada.
Through dynamic, story-driven keynotes, Jake introduces tools like the Scan & Focus model of situational awareness, the Four Levels of Decision Making, and practical frameworks for reducing errors, improving communication, and building trust across all organizational levels.
Jake's presentations are fast-paced, actionable, and grounded in real-world relevance. Whether you're in energy, manufacturing, logistics, or any high-stakes industry, his insights are tailored to the challenges your teams face every day.
Book Jake Mazulewicz for your event to empower your people with the tools they need to think clearly, act safely, and perform reliably, under pressure and in real time.