Leading And Learning Through Safety

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.

In episode 11, we discuss a ruling about a fork truck's path based on a 5(a)1 citation that was upheld. The OSHA General Duty Clause requires that workplaces provide an environment free of proposed serious harm. This ruling on fork lifts could impact other employers. Also, discussion on how the 5(a)1 used and interpreted.

In this episode, I discuss the OSHA recordkeeping law, and it's affect on organizations, employees, and cultures . . . or lack thereof. What can be done to help modernize and improve the way we record injuries?

In this episode, we discuss lone worker safety. What are the best practices, technology, and policies for assuring the safety of lone workers. OSHA does not have much to say on the topic, but can we as those who care about safety do more to protect workers.

We talk about heat stress and new technology that could help employees in distress along with a discussion on lockout tagout and workplace stress.

In this episode, we discuss the Frontline / NPR story "Coal's Deadly Dust", the improvements that have been seen in KY OSHA programs and injury rates as a state, and Powered Industrial Truck training per the OSHA 1910. #Safety #OSHA #Health #training #leadership #business

In this episode, we discuss contractors, contractor management, and the social norms that are created by safety programs. #Safety #contractors #HSE #Culture #Norms #OSHA #Leadership

In this episode we discuss a great book called Bad Blood along with some additional OSHA items. We have an extra special guest to talk about home safety. #OSHA #Safety # Leadership #Engagement #Training. #Podcast #HSE #KidsSafety

We discuss a couple of news articles and the psychology of safety training along with the changes in 2019 to OSHA's civil penalties. #Safety #OSHA #HSE #Psychology #Engagement #Leadership

In this podcast, we talk about safety training as a method of engagement and what safety trainer's think about the time and resources they are given for training. #Safety #Engagement #Workforce #Leadership #HSE

This podcast from TheSafetyDude is about preventing and predicting injuries and the real ability to do either.

This podcast recorded on 6/18/2017 discuss OSHA fines and if they really affect the culture of safety.As a reminder: All opinions are my own. Theme music was mixed on Garage Band.