This presentation frames energy-based safety as a unifying model across the full lifecycle of work, spanning design decisions, pre-task planning, field execution and post-incident learning. Drawing from recent research, validated assessment tools and advances in safety classification, the session demonstrates how organizations can build a coherent, physics-driven strategy to control hazardous energy and reduce serious injuries and fatalities. Attendees will learn how concepts such as high-energy hazard identification, direct controls, HECA-based monitoring, and SCL-aligned learning can be combined to create a resilient, evidence-informed safety system that supports sustainable improvement.