Leading and Learning Through Safety

In this episode, we talk about the methods of health and safety compliance and how most situations lead us right back to the fundamentals of risk reduction.

The health and safety landscape continues to change with COVID. With Black Friday approaching, how does this affect our psychological approach to safety?

In this week's podcast, we continue the conversation on COVID19 prevention and talk about OSHA's changes to how they perform news releases.

This week we talk more about COVID responses and how in the safety world lean does not necessarily mean less. Also, OSHA has been active in the distribution world.

In this episode, we talk about safety teams, the staffing models, and building trust in an organization

This week we talk about OSHA's approach to whistleblower claims on COVID19. In the second half, the discussion is about creating motivation in a diverse organization.

This week we talk about COVID19 citation in the grocery store industry and the use of SDS. The second half of the podcast is all about keeping machine guarding secure and the behaviors that can lead to injury.

In this week's podcast, we continue to talk about COVID19 and how OSHA is approaching recordkeeping. In the second half, we discuss how to better layer education for new workers.

This week on the podcast we continue our chat about COVID19 and about how some EPA reporting requirements were rolled back for the pandemic.

This week we chat about COVID19 OSHA fines and how safety training is evolving virtually. How do we create meaning for our team in these new virtual environments.

In this week's episode, we continue to talk about COVID19 and about a news article regarding toxic safety cultures.

In this week's podcast, we chat through ideas that make an organization best in class for safety.

In this week's Podcast we talk more about COVID 19 and how we as safety professionals will look at the long term planning for its effects.

This week we talk more about COVID19 and how OSHA Partnerships could be a cultural shift for a company.

In this episode, we continue to look at COVID19 for the EHS profession along with news stories about OSHA fines and our mission of prevention

In this podcast episode, we continue our talk on how COVID19 is changing the landscape of EHS and potential new laws in Oregon about paperwork compliance.

In this episode, we talk about summer safety. I have some very special guests in the second half that will help me with summer safety discussion.

This week, we continue to look at the evolving landscape of safety during COVID19 along with a review of news stories about trenching.

This week we talk more about the changing landscape of COVID19 and then turn our attention to news about machine guarding and control of hazardous energy.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about the future of environmental, health, and safety in a COVID-19 landscape. It seems EHS is going to evolve to be better equipped in the future based on what we are learning right now.

In Episode 16, we talk about violence in healthcare, news reporting of occupational issues, and how we would react in public to hearing about an injury.

Podcast - Discussing Hazard Communication, Training, Mental Health, and OSHA Reporting

In this episode, we talk about the OSHA multi-employer rules, hazard mitigation, root cause training, and a disturbing trend in industry. Managing a safety system has many components. The most important one is the interaction with our team and how we approach our people

In Episode 13, we discuss the great educational topics from both the Tennessee and Kentucky Safety Conferences from earlier in the year. The programs ranged from virtual reality training, new items to buy, working and walking surfaces, and recordkeeping.

In this podcast episode, we discuss the issues with creating a comprehensive training program. There are still opportunities to create robust and effective processes in safety training. How to do we engage with our teams and regulators to make it the best we can.