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In this week's podcast episode, Jon and Chris chat about the evolution and impact of their long-running podcast, particularly their popular safety episodes. To keep the educational safety content from June's National Safety Month going, the pair brought in Darren Rech to discuss even more safety resources. They emphasize the importance of toolbox talks and informal safety discussions covering a range of topics essential for maintaining safety awareness on job sites. Darren Rech, the Safety Director for Alexander Building Construction, shares insights into how toolbox talks are conducted, highlighting their flexibility, the necessity of relevant content, and the significance of fostering open communication within smaller crews. The conversation also touches on best practices for safety communication and the role of technology in facilitating these talks.
Rancho Mesa's Client Technology Coordinator Kathryn Zamora and Client Communications Coordinator Megan Lockhart discuss insurance options for tree care vehicles with permanently mounted equipment. Show Notes: Subscribe to Rancho Mesa's Newsletter. Director: Alyssa Burley Host: Kathryn Zamora Guest: Megan Lockhart Producer/Editor: Lauren Stumpf Music: "Home" by JHS Pedals, “News Room News” by Spence © Copyright 2024. Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc. All rights reserved.
June is National Safety Month and the National Safety Council offers many valuable programs ranging from roadway safety information and courses to how to prevent simple slips, trips, and falls at work. Sign up to source critical information on how to make your place of work safer, go to nsc.org
In kicking off National Safety Month, Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services Chief Fred Cephas joins Commissioner Ben Ku for a discussion about the safety and prevention resources available to residents in the latest episode of Conversations with Ku.Commissioner Ku would love to hear from you or answer questions about District 2. Feel free to email him at Ben.Ku@GwinnettCounty.com and your question may be read on air.
June is National Safety Month. UTVs and ATVs are popular for work and recreation on farms and ranches, but can be the cause of accidents and injury. Laramie Sandquist, a risk management expert with Nationwide, provides safety tips for operators and passengers.
June is National Safety Month. UTVs and ATVs are popular for work and recreation on farms and ranches, but can be the cause of accidents and injury. Laramie Sandquist, a risk management expert with Nationwide, provides safety tips for operators and passengers.
National Safety Month: Ensuring a Safer Tomorrow Every June, National Safety Month is observed to bring awareness and promote the importance of safety in our daily lives. This annual event, organized by the National Safety Council (NSC), aims to reduce the leading causes of injury and death at work, on the road, and in our homes and communities. As we delve into the critical aspects of safety, we'll explore risk assessments, planning for natural and financial disasters, and preparing our children for safety. Your family's safety and financial security are priceless. Don't wait until it's too late to safeguard your future. Take the first step towards peace of mind and resilience today. Our Complimentary Finance and Family Protection Method Assessment is designed to provide you with personalized insights and strategies to ensure your family's well-being in any situation. This is your chance to work with a seasoned expert who understands the intricacies of disaster planning and financial stability. Schedule your assessment now and invest in a secure and prosperous future for your loved ones. Click here to schedule: https://bit.ly/5starscheduling. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/daniel-kilburn/message
National Safety Month is nearly here, and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is reminding workplaces across the country to stay vigilant about risks, whether bombings to insider cyber threats. CISA is also developing new physical security goals for critical infrastructure organizations. To learn more, Federal News Network's Justin Doubleday, spoke with CISA's executive assistant director for infrastructure security, David Mussington. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
National Safety Month is nearly here, and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is reminding workplaces across the country to stay vigilant about risks, whether bombings to insider cyber threats. CISA is also developing new physical security goals for critical infrastructure organizations. To learn more, Federal News Network's Justin Doubleday, spoke with CISA's executive assistant director for infrastructure security, David Mussington. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In Episode 51, the S+H team examines content from the May issue, including a feature story on five reasons why falls in construction have remained persistent, and what to do about it. Also, National Safety Council senior consultant Richard Flynt joins the podcast to discuss the four weekly themes of National Safety Month – coming in June – during the “Five Questions With …” segment. Read episode notes, visit links, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/25401-safe-side-podcast-national-safety-month Published May 2024
In Episode 51, the S+H team examines content from the May issue, including a feature story on five reasons why falls in construction have remained persistent, and what to do about it. Also, National Safety Council senior consultant Richard Flynt joins the podcast to discuss the four weekly themes of National Safety Month – coming in June – during the “Five Questions With …” segment. Read episode notes, visit links, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/25401-safe-side-podcast-national-safety-month Published May 2024
Marking a significant advance in infant safety, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given De Novo approval to Happiest Baby's SNOO Smart Sleeper. This is the first time the FDA has given De Novo approval to a product designed to keep sleeping babies safely positioned on the back. Babies who are positioned to sleep on the back are at a lower risk of SIDS. Amy Schumer, Tia Mowry, Ashton Kutcher, Gigi Hadid, Serena Williams, and Kate Hudson are just a few who have used and praised the SNOO Smart Sleeper. Michelle speaks with Dr. Harvey Karp about how to calm your baby and the great benefits of the SNOO.Lorraine Martin is the President and CEO of the National Safety Council. June was National Safety Month, and with the summer upon us, it's a good time to talk about what risks we face this time of year. During the next few months, safety issues to pay attention to include: heat-related illness, traffic crashes, overdoses and more. Whether you're at work, on the road, at home or anywhere in between, it's important to stay educated on how to identify and prevent risks to your health and wellbeing.As New York City's premier learn-to-swim school for the last 20 years, Imagine Swimming is committed to instilling a love of the water for life. Safety, of course, comes first, but at Imagine it's not just about surviving in water, it's about thriving in it. It's about fostering a lifelong passion for swimming. They offer lessons for all ages: infants, toddlers, school-aged children, and adults. They also have a competitive swim team, a synchronized swimming team, and offer lap swim and more. Professional Racecar Driver Sabré Cook Joins Forces with PenFed to Help Others Pave a Road Toward Financial Success. The 2023 Porsche Carrera Cup North America Series is one of the preeminent one-make racing series in the world. Drivers go head-to-head in the exact same car and compete at the most iconic motorsport venues across North America. Sabré Cook is the first female driver to compete in the series and is making history as one half of the first female driver and female-owned team pairing to race in Porsche Carrera Cup North America.As a young trailblazer at the top of her game, Sabré has partnered with PenFed Credit Union to create awareness on driving toward financial success. As part of this partnership, PenFed is the Official Credit Union of Sabré Cook Racing and the #37 Porsche Carrera 911 GT3 Cup Car.On June 26, Sabré Cook will be available to discuss her personal career and financial journey, share details on the partnership and how credit unions can help individuals as they navigate their financial journeys.For more information, please visit https://sabrecookracing.com/
This episode marks the completion of the first year of the Psych Health and Safety USA podcast. Host Dr. I. David Daniels will speak with Kahlilah Guyah, Ken Clayman, and Dr. Allessandria Polizzi, three of the top experts on ISO 45003 in the United States. The episode is being released during the final week of National Safety Month, which is focused on “hazard recognition.” ISO 45003 is the guidance standard on psychological health and safety at work, developed by the International Organization for Standardization, and was intended to help organizations understand and manage psychosocial risks more effectively in the hope that this understanding would reduce poor health outcomes and extended periods of absence. While 30 countries worldwide have adopted standards and regulations focused on psychological health and safety, the United States has yet to do so. This group will use their expertise in psychosocial risk assessment, health and safety, and human resources, as well as their intimate involvement in the standard, to share not only the history of the standard, its development, and potential to help the organization improves its overall psychological health and safety efforts.
June is National Safety Month and marks the beginning of hurricane season. Portable generators can provide a great level of convenience during extended power outage. However, they can also be dangerous if operated improperly. Serious injury can occur to both the homeowner and the line crews working to restore electric service. Britten O'Quinn, Powerline Field Supervisor, joined us in “The Bucket” to share some valuable safety tips on generator use. As well as give his personal perspective on preparing for severe weather as a homeowner.
Kids and technology... How to strike the best balance in this love-hate relationship and leverage digital tools to raise well-adjusted children (at 14:15) --- With June being National Safety Month, the National Safety Council has some important reminders about the many things that can make your summer memorable for all the wrong reasons (at 23:29) --- Gearing up for the Fourth of July... Everything you need for celebrations with family and friends (at 31:50) --- What's Happening: SummerREAD continues, along with lots of other July programs and activities at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 47:52)
On this episode of Wild & Uncut, host Kristy Titus is joined by CEO of the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) June is National Safety Month; what a perfect time to discuss all incredible programs the NSSF offers to the public to insure the safe, proper ways to use and store firearms. This is a deep dive look into how much the NSSF does to educate and protect the public. The National Shooting Sports Foundation is the trade association for the firearms industry. Since its founding in 1961, the NSSF has sought to represent the broad scope of the hunting and shooting sports industry. Members include manufacturers of sporting firearms and ammunition, a wide array of accessory and equipment manufacturers as well as distributors, retailers, shooting ranges and many other companies and organizations in the hunting and shooting sports community. Today, membership includes thousands of manufacturers, distributors, firearms retailers, shooting ranges, sportsmen's organizations and publishers nationwide. NSSF's Mission: To promote, protect and preserve hunting and the shooting sports. Formed in 1961, NSSF has a membership of thousands of manufacturers, distributors, firearms retailers, shooting ranges, sportsmen's organizations and publishers nationwide. We hope you enjoy this episode, as much as we appreciate your support! Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to make sure you catch every bit of Our Wyld Life!
“Preventable injuries, commonly known as “accidents,” are the fourth leading cause of U.S. deaths. The cost of unintentional injuries to Americans and their employers exceeds $730 billion nationally, or $6,200 per household, and causes great suffering for individuals and their families”Safety matters every day of the year, but during June it gets the extra attention it deserves, June is National Safety Month and we are here to support!At Nolan Consulting Group, we believe Safety needs continual attention in your organization, throughout all departments and have continued to focus and build upon a certification program to ensure the organizations we work with hold safety practices with high regard. A few weeks ago, Kahtyn and two of our team mates joined some folks from the team at nolan painting at their 2023 Safteve captive event to learn and network with industry leaders.On today.s episode, Kathryns shares her core takeaways from that event , from compliance and After Action Reviews, with a wrap up on the status and strategic planning for NCG's safety focus.
Rene Thomas Folse, JD, Ph.D. is the host for this edition which reports on the following news stories: Courts Imposing Limits and Sanctions on Lawyers Use of AI In Litigation. Vile Emails Force LA Employment Law Defense Firm Founders to Resign. 5th Try for Five Guys Restaurants $1.2M Wage/Hour Settlement Approval. High Number of Americans Think Insurance Fraud Is Not a Crime. Hackers Demand Cash After Penetrating Mission Community Hospital. NSC Kicks Off 27th Observance of National Safety Month. WCIRB Publishes Update on COVID-19 Claims and Long COVID. WCIRB Publishes New Experience Modification Estimator Spreadsheet. Prop 107 Forces Insurance Companies to Quietly Flee California Marketplace.
Our guest on this week's episode is Dr. Stefan Heck, CEO and founder of Nauto, a technology company that improves safety for fleet drivers. June is National Safety Month. Drivers on our nation's roads have less than two seconds to react to most situations that can result in an accident, injury, or even death. But there are technologies available that incorporate artificial intelligence to help assure safety on our roadways. Our guest shares how these new technologies alert commercial drivers to unsafe conditions before they happen.We have seen the rise of manufacturing here in the U.S. as many companies are bringing their production back from Asia to North America. New research this week reveals how manufacturers are feeling about the current conditions for reshoring. The newest DC Measures study is out. Produced by WERC in conjunction with DC Velocity, the research tracks the latest developments in distribution strategies and operational metrics. This allows companies to benchmark the performance of their warehouses as well as to track industry trends.DC Velocity's sister publication CSCMP's Supply Chain Quarterly offers a podcast series called Supply Chain in the Fast Lane. It is co-produced with the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. A new eight-part series on Transportation Tech has launched. Go to your favorite podcast platform to subscribe and to listen to past and future episodes.Articles and resources mentioned in this episode:NautoManufacturing firms complain about interest rates, economic conditions, and the talent shortageWERC releases the 2023 DC Measures reportVisit DCVelocity.com for the latest news Get episode transcriptsVisit Supply Chain QuarterlyListen to CSCMP and Supply Chain Quarterly's Supply Chain in the Fast Lane podcastListen to Supply Chain Quarterly's Top 10 Supply Chain Threats podcastSend feedback about this podcast to podcast@dcvelocity.comPodcast is sponsored by: PERC: The Propane Research CouncilOther linksAbout DC VELOCITYSubscribe to DC VELOCITYSign up for our FREE newslettersAdvertise with DC VELOCITYTop 10 Supply Chain Management Podcasts
Continuing our celebration of National Safety Month, Dr. I. David Daniels speaks to Michael Coplen, the founder and President of TrueSafety Evaluation, in this episode. He previously served as Division Chief of Safety Policy and Promotion at the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), senior Human Factors Program Manager at the Federal Railroad Administration's (FRA) Research, Development and Technology (RD&T) Department, and past Chair of the U.S. DOT interagency Human Factors Coordinating Committee. One of the essential predictors of an organization's physical and psychosocial hazard and risk environment is the organization's safety culture. Mr. Coplen will share his experience in the rail industry and, ultimately, in the federal government, focused on researching, developing, implementing, and evaluating safety culture and safety management systems from a behavioral safety and human factors perspective.
This episode is so bad (in the best way)! More on Father's Day and National Safety Month. Plus, how we're celebrating Juneteenth and a spooky NYC event.
Continuing our celebration of National Safety Month, in this episode, host Dr. I. David Daniels will speak with Yara Carrillo, a Chemical Engineer by training and a credentialed safety professional specializing in providing services to workplaces needing safety-related documents, information, and training in Spanish. The number of Hispanic workers in the labor force has grown from 10.7 million in 1990 to 29.0 million in 2020 and is projected to reach 35.9 million in 2030. Hispanics are projected to account for 78% of net new workers between 2020 and 2030. The Hispanic proportion of the workforce has increased from 8.5% in 1990 to 18.0% in 2020. In 2030, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects Hispanics to account for one out of every five workers in the labor force, at 21.2%. Hispanic workers are not only a significant percentage of the workforce but the majority in many of the most hazardous occupations. The sector with the highest concentration of Hispanic workers is farming, fishing, and forestry, at 43.0%. In second place is building and grounds cleaning and maintenance, at 37.9%, followed by construction and extraction, at 35.7. One of the important keys to perception is the language that one understands. It is difficult to feel psychologically safe when the language used to transmit safety information does not match the language you understand best. While it would be a stereotype to suggest that all Hispanic workers don't speak or understand English, it would not be an exaggeration to suggest that many workplaces assume that everyone speaks and understands English. This bias can have catastrophic consequences for workers and organizations that care about safety. Yara will share her thoughts and experiences regarding bridging this divide and the value and importance of language in ensuring psychological health and safety.
Our Weekly To Do: June is #NationalSafetyMonth. Introducing our newest Certified Partners Tamara and Ryne Jakubos of 'Team Try' Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation. Plus, homeowner questions on permit delays, recirculating pump for a solar water heater, the truth about hard start kits for your air conditioner and can stucco be applied entirely on a home in a few days. Original broadcast archive page with expanded content https://rosieonthehouse.com/podcast/open-home-hour-live-listener-call-ins-texts-emails-weekly-to-do-national-safety-month/
To kick off our celebration of National Safety Month, in this episode, host Dr. I. David Daniels will speak with Nathan Benson, the Director of Occupational Safety, Risk Management, and Disability Services in Chatham County, Georgia. There are approximately 90,000 governments in the United States, divided into three categories: federal, state, and local. The public sector employs 20.2 million people in the US, approximately 14.5 percent of the workforce. However, when conversations about safety of any kind are had, workers in the public sector or left out. Injury rates tend to be significantly higher than similar work done by the private sector. Seven years ago, Chatham County, Georgia, decided to buck this trend by developing an occupational safety division and bringing in a 2015 National Safety Council Rising Star to lead the effort. Director Benson has been able to build the team and help the county through the global pandemic when less than 50% of the county's workforce could work remotely. He will share the work done to reduce worker injuries and create a culture where workers feel supported and less anxious about the rare occupation that they are injured at work.
Abby Jones joined the Corpstruction Podcast to talk about safety as June is National Safety Month.
In this special 2023 National Safety Month episode, the S+H team examines the four weekly themes for this year's NSM – emergency preparedness; slips, trips and falls; heat-related illness; and hazard recognition – with special guest David Consider, a senior safety consultant at the National Safety Council. Read episode notes, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/23990-safe-side-podcast-special-national-safety-month
In this special 2023 National Safety Month episode, the S+H team examines the four weekly themes for this year's NSM – emergency preparedness; slips, trips and falls; heat-related illness; and hazard recognition – with special guest David Consider, a senior safety consultant at the National Safety Council. Read episode notes, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/23990-safe-side-podcast-special-national-safety-month
Join Craig as he discusses with Philip: What is a typical day like for you? What career path did you take on your journey to becoming a lineworker at DLC? June is National Safety Month. We all use electricity every day. Can you explain what our listeners can do to help keep their homes, businesses and even utility workers safe? What do you advise someone do if they see a downed power line? Can you talk to us about some of the things you do as a lineworker that help keep customers safe? What career advice can you give our young listeners who are interested in the trades? OR What would you say to encourage the next generation of lineworkers? Additionally, make sure you listen to our Community Calendar (brought to you by Pittsburgh Regional Transit, PRT) with Debbie Norrell at the end of each of our interviews so you can keep up with what's going on in our Pittsburgh region. Soul Pitt Media's Health & Business Report is sponsored by UPMC, Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT), Duquesne Light Co., ThermoFisher Scientific, Pennsylvania's Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and PA Unites Against COVID.
Segment 1 - 00:00 Segment 2 - 14:05 Segment 3 - 24:46 On Friday's edition of In Focus, Ascension Via Christi Occupational Health Clinic Manager Michelle Overstreet and Director of Rehab Eric Melander visit with us about North American Occupational Safety and Health Week & June is National Safety Month. Ascension Via Christi President and CEO Bob Copple joins us to talk about the hospital's Leapfrog A recognition, economic trends of healthcare providers in Kansas and a few frequently asked questions Bob gets asked about healthcare related topics. Manhattan Regional Airport Director Brandon Keazer joins us for an update on the airport shutdown amid construction on the airport runway.
A cleaning expert explains how to avoid poison exposures during National Safety Month.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/local-news-live-daily/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
Did you know every 18 seconds a burglary takes place? Home invasions are never something we like to hear about. We always want you to feel safe and secure in your home. Not only is is Homeownership Month, it's National Safety Month. So what can you do in your home to feel safe each any every day? Let's talk about awareness, cameras, alarm systems, staying safe when your home is listed for sale, and the wisdom in choosing faith over fear. Want to discover your why with Rebecca Hogan? Check out episode 41: Find Your Life Brand, Your Markah Vida, with Rebekah Hogan. Listen to our encouragement to have Faith over Fear with Rick Rodriguez on Episode Episode 14: Faith/Fear: Shifting Your Goals. Tip of the week: Are you a part of city groups online for neighborhood watch? There are so many resources to stay in the know with your community. We'd recommend that you join a community Facebook group, NextDoor, or reach out to your community center to see what resources they have available to you. Check out the security system Dave Ramsey likes, SimpliSafe at https://simplisafe.com/simplisafedirect Want to know crime stats? Reach out to your local police station and they can give you the information you're looking for. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lorialvarez/message
In this episode, Sheldon goes over thoughts on how to get the most from the US National Safety Month. During the month of June the National Safety Council has organized and raise awareness of occupational safety. Sheldon reviews how to use this week to provide services and resources for clients and potential clients. Visit SafetyConsultant.TV and use code "SC101" at checkout for 30 days free.
Karl Jepsen, PhD joined Michigan Minds during National Safety Month to discuss the Research Safety First campaign, which was put into place to ensure the safety of those in research and studio settings and works to create a culture of safety at all times. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
June is National Safety Month. This is the perfect time for everyone to focus on how they can keep their environment safe and free from any danger. Safety is critically important in the towing industry. So this month's Get Hooked podcast is all about raising awareness for safety.Your hosts, Dennis McGowan and Shelli Hawkins talk about why there is a National Safety Month, why it's so important in the workplace, and what towing businesses like yours should be doing to stay safe while in the truck, while out on the road assisting motorists, loading and unloading vehicles on the tow truck. You'll get a brief overview of towing industry-related laws you should be aware of, and we're bringing on 32-year automotive lighting veteran/ industry expert, John Golden, Market Manager from Whelen Engineering who will provide his insights on why and how to use lighting on your truck to stay safe.If you are interested in becoming a HONK Partner, you can sign up for free today at www.joinhonk.com.
In this episode Michael and Aaron discuss a few stand out news articles from around the industry: Record Diesel Price https://www.freightwaves.com/news/latest-doe-eia-weekly-diesel-price-is-a-record-high Amazon exec departs to become Flexport CEO https://www.freightwaves.com/news/clark-to-become-flexports-ceo-in-september Uber Freight + Waymo Via https://www.freightwaves.com/news/uber-freight-and-waymo-via-envision-autonomous-trucking-for-all and more! Then Aaron has a conversation with Jennifer Smith of JIT truck parts to discuss June being National Safety Month and a few parts that can help truck drivers be more safety over the road. Here are a few links to products referenced in the conversation: HD Lighting: https://www.jittruckparts.com/electrical/lights-misc-electrical/headlights. Recommended brands: Match Made, Truck Lite, Grote. CB Radios: https://www.jittruckparts.com/electrical/instrumts-radio/radios-speaker. Recommended brand: Pana-Pacific. ADAS technologies – Recommended brand: WABCO: https://www.jittruckparts.com/wabco-brand Mirrors: https://www.jittruckparts.com/cab-chassis/mirrors. Recommended brand: Velvac Cameras: https://www.jittruckparts.com/electrical/lights-misc-electrical/misc-electrical. Recommended brand: Velvac Enjoy!
Get your EHS news from Safety at the Frontline! This week we cover the National Safety Month, wildfires, and the UNSCEGHS meeting.
A week of wins. Verizon Frontline's latest recognition and National Safety Month reminders. Plus, a full news rundown.
It's always a good time to focus on focusing, especially with June being National Safety Month, so today's episode is all about the serious consequences that can occur when we become distracted at work. And there are few, if any, people who are more qualified to discuss this than today's guest, Bill Doran, an Occupational Safety and Health lawyer with Ogletree Deakins. Bill shares one of his many safety stories which he has collected over his almost 30 years in the industry with listeners here today. Episode Highlights: Bill has unfortunately had to participate in a large number of accident investigations whose goal is to identify an unsafe condition/work practice that can be eliminated to ensure that a similar accident never happens again. Often, decisions are made when we are distracted by any number of factors that could be surrounding events, personal thoughts, stress, or just eagerness to get a job accomplished. One such situation that Bill remembers involves an individual and his crew who were involved in the task of refurbishing sections of the metal shell of an elevated kiln which required removing structure and material from both the outside and inside of the kiln shell. This individual was intent on completing the job, and, at one point after passing a sign warning of an open inspection door, he began removing the last debris and material from inside the kiln that needed to be cleared. While doing this, he focused on the plywood board that was covering the opening, picked it up, and then he inadvertently walked forward into the opening, suffering fatal injuries from the 20 foot fall. He wasn't taking shortcuts or risks he was an experienced professional who just lost his focus for a moment. This emphasis on getting the job done is the bedrock of the mining industry - it's the key to the industry success - but that same strength, overcoming all the challenges to complete the task can sometimes be a weakness in hindering your ability to see the more immediate hazards before you. You can't let your guard down - the job will get done, but it may be necessary to take a breath and an extra few minutes to consider the world around you. Toolbox Talk Discussion Questions: In this story, an experienced miner suffers a fatal fall from a momentary distraction. He wasn't rushing or being negligent, he just missed a hazard right in front of him. What can we learn from this story? As good as we think we are at multitasking, the brain can miss important pieces of information when you're jumping between tasks. How can we remember to focus back on the task at hand? Would anyone like to share a story about a distraction or something that took away your focus from a task? Quotes: “These experiences have taught me that no matter who you are, at any given moment, you can be just a split second decision away from a serious injury.” “No one is immune to these distractions. It doesn't matter how experienced you are, people concentrating on getting the job done, or solving a problem can focus their attention in one way and miss the hazard directly in front of them.” “That's the point. It's not easy, and it wasn't obvious. His focus was on completing the job. Everything that he did after leaving the outside area around the opening... took his attention away from the hazard that was waiting for him.” “One of the real challenges is constant vigilance, always being aware, slowing down, taking a minute.” “Distraction is human, and it's something that we all struggle with, and something that we want to really emphasize and highlight so we can try and prevent distractions in the workplace in any way we can.” Links: National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association website
The CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) believes that organizations should look beyond traditional safety programs to create healthier, more fulfilling work environments for their people. Today's guest, Dr. Casey Chosewood, is a Senior Medical Officer and the Director of the CDC's NIOSH Total Worker Health Program. The program seeks to improve the overall health and well-being of employees by shaping the policies, programs, and practices organizations incorporate into their safety cultures. Since June is National Safety Month, we invited Casey to join us to explain Total Worker Health and why the needs of workers should be front and center at every organization. Listen to our conversation to hear about: How organizations can adopt the Total Worker Health Program to keep employees safe at work and empowered in their overall health How prioritizing employee well-being can benefit the bottom line Why workplace flexibility is key to a happier, more engaged, and fulfilled workforce Why total worker health is good for companies, communities, and the economy as a whole The Employee Safety Podcast is hosted by Peter Steinfeld, SVP of Safety Solutions at AlertMedia . You can find this interview and many more by following The Employee Safety Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or subscribing here. Listening on a desktop and can't see the links? Just search for The Employee Safety Podcast in your favorite podcast player.
In light of National Safety Month. I wanted to give some keys to help everyone and business organizations be more free from known hazards to have a safer environment. Join Robinhood with my link and we'll both pick our own free stock
National Safety Council experts Lisa Brooks and Ram Maikala discuss common causes of and potential solutions for MSDs – the leading cause of workplace injuries. MSDs cost billions of dollars each year in workers' compensation and lost productivity. Read episode notes, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/22553-safe-side-podcast-national-safety-month-mini-episodes#week1
Rebecca Martin and Claire Stroer, program managers in the impairment practice initiative at NSC, discuss an array of impairment issues that can affect workers, the impact of COVID-19 and how to overcome the stigma of asking for help. Read episode notes, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/22553-safe-side-podcast-national-safety-month-mini-episodes#week2
David Consider, a senior safety consultant at NSC, shares his insights on protecting workers from falls; offers recommendations for employers and workers; and explains the importance of planning and training to prevent slips, trips and falls. Read episode notes, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/22553-safe-side-podcast-national-safety-month-mini-episodes#week4
JoAnn Dankert, senior safety consultant at NSC, describes steps employers and workers can take to help prevent injuries on the job. Read episode notes, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/22553-safe-side-podcast-national-safety-month-mini-episodes#week3
National Safety Council experts Lisa Brooks and Ram Maikala discuss common causes of and potential solutions for MSDs – the leading cause of workplace injuries. MSDs cost billions of dollars each year in workers' compensation and lost productivity. Read episode notes, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/22553-safe-side-podcast-national-safety-month-mini-episodes#week1
Rebecca Martin and Claire Stroer, program managers in the impairment practice initiative at NSC, discuss an array of impairment issues that can affect workers, the impact of COVID-19 and how to overcome the stigma of asking for help. Read episode notes, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/22553-safe-side-podcast-national-safety-month-mini-episodes#week2
JoAnn Dankert, senior safety consultant at NSC, describes steps employers and workers can take to help prevent injuries on the job. Read episode notes, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/22553-safe-side-podcast-national-safety-month-mini-episodes#week3
David Consider, a senior safety consultant at NSC, shares his insights on protecting workers from falls; offers recommendations for employers and workers; and explains the importance of planning and training to prevent slips, trips and falls. Read episode notes, sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published, and find other ways to subscribe. https://safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/22553-safe-side-podcast-national-safety-month-mini-episodes#week4
To celebrate June being National Safety Month, #teamSP shares a few safety tips from our EHS experts! Learn why it's important to report near misses with Isaac Wolf in this first tip Learn why it's important to review your standard safety practices, no matter how long you've been on the job, with Tom Fenton, Senior Consulting Safety Officer at Safety Partners Learn what the Institutional Biosafety Community meeting is with Jennifer Savicky, Senior Consulting Safety Officer at Safety Partners Learn about our company culture, benefits, and open roles on our Careers page: https://www.safetypartnersinc.com/careers/ Website: https://www.safetypartnersinc.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/safety_partners_inc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SafetyPartnersInc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Safety_Partners LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/safety-partners/
In this episode of Rental's The Bottom Line, Editor Alexis Sheprak talks to Marshall Shaver, VP of sales and marketing, and Justin Kissinger, VP of marketing, from Hy-Brid Lifts about June's National Safety Month and the lessons rental business owners can learn from it about safety. They also talk about trends in the rental industry, fall prevention, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
National Safety Month 2021: Live Zoom and Facebook recording sponsored by K Scott Consults, LLC. Why do you choose to go to work? There are a number of people who you work for? Do you remember this number when you also decide to work safely? THAT is your Safety Number. Tune in to the discussion of Your Safety Number as K Scott takes us into her world of Regulatory Compliance! Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
In honor of National Safety Month, GTHU continues to bring REAL life experiences of Growthing the Hell-UP! This episode is jam-packed with WISDOM for anyone who has had experiences, challenges, and trauma that you want to be over. LYNN MEYER, The HRT Coach is a highly sought Emotional Healing Coach, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and Licensed Professional Counselor since 2003 specializing in judgment-free healing. Her unique coaching style will teach you valuable tools on how to make your life better. Lynn will help you develop a plan for healing, restoration, and transformation based on your very own personal goals, feelings and priorities. No matter the adversity, pain, sorrow or suffering, Lynn is committed to helping you break free. Connect here www.lynnmeyer.com | Facebook | @thehrtcoach Instagram _____________________________________________ Get the Behind the Scenes (BTS), blooper reel, and extras for every podcast episode by joining the GTHU Newsletter. Wanna get Social? Instagram Website Facebook --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coachmonaye/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coachmonaye/support
Episode Notes My guests include Amaranthus Hyden from the Cooper and Young Community Farmers Market. They will speak to how a new program will offer a two for the price of one deal to those of you who enjoy living healthier lives. Next, we have all seen construction workers on our streets and highways. June is National Safety Month and Jeremy Ramberg will join us to discuss how drivers should slow down and be more aware of those around us working while trying to stay safe. Lastly, we focus on a landmark theater group that is coming back to life. Hattiloo CEO Ekundayo Bandele joins me as we raise the curtain on another RTM, Monday, 6-7 pm on WYXR 91.7 FM, Tunein and WYXR.org. Now go out and tell somebody!
Episode NotesMy guests include Amaranthus Hyden from the Cooper and Young Community Farmers Market. They will speak to how a new program will offer a two for the price of one deal to those of you who enjoy living healthier lives. Next, we have all seen construction workers on our streets and highways. June is National Safety Month and Jeremy Ramberg will join us to discuss how drivers should slow down and be more aware of those around us working while trying to stay safe. Lastly, we focus on a landmark theater group that is coming back to life. Hattiloo CEO Ekundayo Bandele joins me as we raise the curtain on another RTM, Monday, 6-7 pm on WYXR 91.7 FM, Tunein and WYXR.org. Now go out and tell somebody!
Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management Director Jim Reid talks about National Safety Month.
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https://vimeo.com/565849047/255e986bbf This is Episode 066, Google Workspace for All, National Safety Month, and More Productivity and Technology News This Week, and we're recording this on June 21, 2021. (If you're reading this in a podcast directory/app, please visit https://anythingbutidle.com for clickable links and the full show notes and transcript of this cast.) Enjoy! Give us feedback! And, thanks for listening! If you'd like to continue discussing any news from this episode, please click here to leave a comment down below (this jumps you to the bottom of the post). In this Cast | Google Workspace for All Ray Sidney-Smith Augusto Pinaud Headlines & Show Notes | Google Workspace for All Resources we mention, including links to them, will be provided here. Please listen to the episode for context. Microsofts new Fluid Office documents are coming to life in Teams OneNote and moreSnap removes speed filter linked to reckless driving lawsuitsGoogle Meet turns on noise cancellation for more users by default to reduce distractionsKrisp (premium noise cancellation software)Google Chrome Will Return to Showing Full URLsFaceTime on iOS 15 Alerts You If You Try to Talk While Muted Asana adds video messaging because this meeting could've been an email Qatalog: Productivity software overload is killing workers' productivityRemote Work Is Changing the Way We Do Our Jobs—For the Better Spin SucksFocus Mode and Contextual ComputingA Common Mistake in Weekly Reviews Productivity startup Time is Ltd. raises $5.6M to be the Google Analytics for company timeGmail Templates | HTML Email Templates | How to Set up Email Templates in Gmail - cloudHQGrammarlyGoogle Workspace soon to be available to everyone via an individual subscription Extra News CloudReady v90.1 now available! Microsoft Viva InsightsWhat Is the Google Chrome Privacy Sandbox?Google Meet is adding a Companion Mode to help with hybrid work meeting equityMicrosoft Edge Beta Is Coming to Android Announcement Raw Text Transcript | Google Workspace for All Raw, unedited and machine-produced text transcript so there may be substantial errors, but you can search for specific points in the episode to jump to, or to reference back to at a later date and time, by keywords or key phrases. The time coding is mm:ss (e.g., 0:04 starts at 4 seconds into the cast's audio). Read More Raymond Sidney-Smith 0:00Hello personal productivity enthusiasts and community Welcome to Anything But Idle. The Productivity news podcast today shows brought to you by co working space by personal productivity club. I'm Ray Sidney-Smith. Augusto Pinaud 0:11And I'm Augusto Pinaud. Raymond Sidney-Smith 0:12And we're hosts for Anything But Idle. This is Episode 66 Google workspace for all National Safety month and more personal productivity and technology news this week, and we're recording this on June 21 2021. Each week, we read and review the productivity and technology news headlines of the week. And this week, we are going to start off the show with a theme as we always do, this week's theme is going to be all about safety first, because it is National Safety month. And I thought it'd be interesting for us to talk about what safety is and how we think about safety in the context of productivity. And so I will start off with the fact that humans are risk taking creatures that's actually really good for our productivity, we have become not apex predators, but we certainly have become, you know, top or near top of the food chain on the planet, because of the fact that we are risks risk taking creatures, but we do that within a sense of calculated risk. And so like thinking about this, the reason why children actually grew up to be like, balanced individuals is because they take a little bit of risk. And then they look back at their mom and dad. And they they see that their safety, and we call that psychological safety,
Tune in to hear all about NSC's 25th anniversary of National Safety Month, resources for hearing conservation programs and a study to show that masking did actually help protect workers from COVID-19.
On this episode, I introduce the theme of the month which is Safety. Did you know it was National Safety Month? _____________________________________________ Get the Behind the Scenes (BTS), blooper reel and extras for every podcast episode by joining the GTHU Newsletter. Wanna get Social? Instagram Website Facebook --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coachmonaye/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coachmonaye/support
June is National Safety Month and a reminder to use caution and follow safety protocols when working around stored grain.
June is National Safety Month and a reminder to use caution and follow safety protocols when working around stored grain.
June is National Safety month and this month's Get Hooked podcast episode is all about ways to keep tow operators and motorists safe while on the road. Your podcast hosts, Yvon St. Cyr and Dennis McGowan spark up discussions about new and improved ways tow business owners are keeping their drivers safe, along with Tom Parbs, National Director for HAAS Alert who provides us with insights into the safety problems our industry is facing and how tow associations across the nation are helping more tow operators make it home safely to their families. This episode takes a deep dive into the leading causes of “struck-by incidents, the psychology of the motorist and how it affects the awareness of tow operator signals, and we break ground on the shocking truth behind who's really at risk during these unfortunate events.Having safety discussions now with your tow operators is important as summer is officially here, businesses are open again, and people are hitting the road in their cars. That's exciting news, as it means more jobs for towing businesses. But, that also means more risks and more opportunities for operators to be injured while out on the road. Listen to this episode to learn about how improved safety techniques and innovative technologies can give you and your operators the upper hand on the road to keep you safe from unexpected dangers, risks, and walk away with several safety tips against false damage claims. Listen now!To purchase the HAAS Alert Digital Safety Cloud visit www.haasalert.com and use discount code: HONK2021.Be sure to subscribe and download the episode now!If you are interested in becoming a HONK Partner, you can sign up for free today at www.joinhonk.com
You may have met our Office Manager, Lauren, but you may not know she's also our clinic Safety Officer! In recognition of National Safety Month this June, Lauren returns to the Wellness Wednesday podcast today to talk about all the ways 3W is working to keep you safe during your appointments, whether from covid-19, accidents, or other hazards. Listen in and know we've got your back! Disclaimer: The information shared in this podcast is the opinion of the speaker, or speakers. Medical information is not intended as individual medical consultation, but for general education only. Always consult your own health professional for personalized advice regarding medical decisions.
June is National Safety Month, and John Dony, Senior Director of Though Leadership and Director of the Campbell Institute at the National Safety Council talks with us about what the Campbell Institute is and the resources they have available to make a positive improvement in safety at your workplace.
In this edition of DCS Talks, training manager, Sheneka Morgan interviews a staff who serve a variety of roles at the Department of Children’s Services. These staff ensure that safety remains a top priority in not only conducting field visits but also in reducing trauma to the children and families we serve. June is National Safety Month and with respect to the important work that DCS case managers do we want to focus on ways to stay safe while serving children and families.
In this episode of The OKIE811 Podcast, OSC's Executive Director, Betsey Kulakowski, and M.G. discuss National Safety Month, our upcoming conferences, and how or organizations provide safety training.
This week, Everything but Disneyland cleared to open, a look at what could be the reservation system when the parks do open, the Incredibles help with guidelines, things to “know before you go”, who doesn’t want the parks to open?, we talk to Lori about trips when things don’t go so magical, and more! Please support the show if you can by going to https://www.dlweekly.net/support/. If you want some DLWeekly Swag, you can pick some up at https://www.dlweekly.net/store/. Book your travel through ConciEARS and get your first year of Touring Plans for FREE! Just mention that you heard about ConciEARS from DLWeekly at booking! Join the All Enchanting Ears Ears of the Month Club! https://www.patreon.com/allenchantingears News: The plan that Disneyland proposed to the local and state governments was partially accepted last week, making it official that Downtown Disney, and Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel and Spa and Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel are cleared to open, in line with the proposed plan. The plan for the theme parks are still being reviewed and have not been approved as of the recording of this episode. – https://wdwnt.com/2020/06/downtown-disney-district-disneys-grand-californian-hotel-spa-and-disneys-paradise-pier-hotel-approved-for-phased-reopening/ The new Disney Parks Pass system was launched this week for Walt Disney World guests that had existing reservations at the resort hotels. Guests needed to be signed into the My Disney Experience login, and have an active theme park ticket to proceed through the system. Be sure to have your park ticket, any hotel reservations, and your party created before you begin for the easiest path through the system. On the first day, guests were then put into a virtual queue with a very inaccurate wait time. At that point, you could “view availability” much like the Flex Pass calendar system. Green showed all parks available, yellow for some parks available, and grey for no parks available. You select a date and the available parks are displayed. Then you will need to select a time to visit the park. Afterwards, you need to review and confirm your reservation. Multi-day tickets are required to make a reservation for every day of the ticket. – https://dlnewstoday.com/2020/06/first-look-at-new-theme-park-reservation-system-for-disneyland-and-walt-disney-world-revealed/ and https://wdwnt.com/2020/06/how-to-access-the-new-disney-park-pass-system-at-walt-disney-world-new-availability-calendar-available/ With the parks planned reopening approaching, the Incredibles have shown up to help guests remember the guidelines to attend. Frozone will remind you to check your temperature, Mrs. Incredible will remind you to maintain proper distance with others, Dash wants you to wash your hands, and Edna Mode will remind you to cover up with a mask. – https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2020/06/together-lets-make-your-next-disney-day-incredible/ If you are one of the folks excited to get back onto Disney property, then July 9th can’t come soon enough. Disney has posted a Know Before You Go poster on what to know and be prepared for when you get back to the resort. Downtown Disney will be the first part to open and will require a few things from guests. Parking and entrances to the area will be limited. Guests will need to self-park in the Simba lot and enter Downtown Disney from the west entrance or walk from Harbor Boulevard on the east entrance. Guest’s temperatures will be screened and anyone with a temperature of 100.4 or higher will not be allowed entry. Cleaning and sanitation will be emphasized with hand sanitizer and hand washing stations in key areas. Guests must bring their own face masks and wear them at all times, except for when dining. Physical distancing will be expected, along with limited capacity. Hours will vary by location and could be limited. Cashless payment is recommended, if at all possible. – https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2020/06/heres-what-you-need-to-know-about-the-phased-reopening-of-downtown-disney-district-at-disneyland-resort-beginning-july-9/ Disneyland has started recalling cast members back from the furlough. The union representing food and beverage workers said that Disney was going to recall 775 cast members who will return to work on June 28th. The union represents more than 7,850 cast members. – https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2020/06/22/news-disneyland-has-started-recalling-cast-members-from-furlough/ Not everyone is as excited as we are that Disneyland is planning to reopen. Some of the Disneyland employee unions are demanding that the reopening be pushed back due to the recent rise in COVID-19 cases. The union represent 17,000 of the 31,000 cast members at the resort. The unions want Disneyland to check temperatures of cast members daily, and test employees for COVID-19. – https://www.ocregister.com/2020/06/19/disneyland-employee-unions-demand-that-the-anaheim-theme-parks-not-reopen-on-july-17/ June is National Safety Month, which recognizes the importance of safety in the workplace, as well as in communities through education, leadership, and advocacy. The Disney Parks Blog posted about this and introduced some of the cast members that help make Disney Parks safe around the world every month of the year. If you are interested in learning more about the health and safety team at Disney, check out the link in our show notes. – https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2020/06/recognizing-national-safety-month-at-disney-parks-around-the-world/ For members of the military that purchased a Military Salute Ticket, the expiration dates have been pushed back to December 16, 2021. There will be blockout days of December 19th, 2020 through January 4, 2021 and March 26th, 2021 through April 11, 2021. – https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2020/06/19/news-disneylands-2020-military-salute-tickets-are-being-extended/ As we reported on last week, Orange County had lifted the order to wear face masks when out in public. On June 18th, the State of California stepped in and requires face masks to be worn “in common public indoor spaces and outdoors when distancing is not possible.” Children ages two and under, as well as “persons who are seated at a restaurant or other establishment that offers food or beverage service, while they are eating or drinking” is exempt from the order. – https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2020/06/18/news-california-requires-the-wearing-of-face-coverings-in-public-areas/ The Bowers Museum, which currently houses the “Inside the Disney Archives – 50 Years of Preserving the Magic” exhibition has reopened! If you are going to be in the area and want to check out the exhibit, they opened on June 19th. All people in the building will be required to wear a face mask and to practice social distancing. If you had tickets to visit during the shutdown, you can still use them. For more details, visit the link in our show notes. – https://www.bowers.org/index.php/current-exhibition/inside-the-disney-archives-50-years-of-preserving-the-magic and https://www.bowers.org/index.php/visit/health-safety Another addition to the Ink and Paint Collection is coming soon to shopDisney. Joining the collection is a Disney Store Key, which is all white printed with sketched outlines of classic animated characters and has a few splashes of red, yellow, blue, and green, plus dark blue accents on the stem and castle. No official release date has been announced. – https://dlnewstoday.com/2020/06/new-ink-paint-collection-disney-store-key-coming-soon-to-shopdisney/ Some of the sights from Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge will be available for you to build in the form of Legos coming this September. The Resistance I-TS Transport set includes the ship that you board to escape Batuu in Rise of the Resistance and includes a Lego version of Vi Moradi and Lieutenant Bek. The set will be 932 pieces, with access to the cargo hold and cockpit. There are also studs that can be “shot” from the cannons. The set will be on sale for $99.99. – https://dlnewstoday.com/2020/06/shop-new-lego-star-wars-rise-of-the-resistance-i-ts-transport-set-including-vi-moradi-and-lieutenant-bek-figures-coming-this-september/ A visit to your local Target store might be a small way to get a little of the Star Wars Disney magic in your life. Some select Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge merchandise is reportedly coming to Target in the future. Items include Star Wars: The Black Series Hondo Ohnaka, a mountain trooper, and Captain Cardinal. The Vintage series will feature a Millennium Falcon inspired by Smugglers Run in Galaxy’s Edge. The Droid Factory build-a-droid experience will also come to the stores, along with some plush from the creature stall in Black Spire Outpost. – https://wdwnt.com/2020/06/select-star-wars-galaxys-edge-merchandise-reportedly-coming-to-target/
On this podcast episode of Get Hooked, we get right to the heart of what it takes to keep tow truck operators safe in and out of the truck. As June is National Safety Month, this episode is all about understanding the dangers of the towing industry and what we can do to increase safety training and educate the general public about Move Over laws. Listen in as hosts Dennis and Y'von discuss safety trends, standards, and new practices due to the COVID-19 virus.Our first guest is Alex Shopen, a 10+ year veteran of the towing and owner A.S.A.P Towing and Recovery based in Vancouver, WA. Alex talks with us about the dangers of highway jobs, the newly added pressure of providing new safety protocols for his operators all while maintaining superb customer service during COVID-19. We then talk to Melissa Gaglione, Founder and President of Safety4Her clothing. She shares her knowledge of what it takes to break the mold for women in the towing industry and how and why she creates highly visible, durable, and comfortable safety gear for women in hazardous workplaces.We close the episode with an exclusive offer from our Partner, Spiffy for EPA-approved, hospital-grade disinfectant solutions to sanitize tow trucks with 99.999% effectiveness without causing harm to people or vehicles.
June is both National Safety Month and National Great Outdoors Month so we are talking about all things outdoor safety, including some incredible warrior women who fought back! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
June is National Safety Month, and in this episode of Bowel Sounds, hosts Drs. Jenn Lee, Peter Lu and Jason Silverman talk to Dr. Bryan Rudolph about patient advocacy, especially in terms of his work to ban high powered magnets to prevent accidental ingestions in children. We talk about how he got started in advocacy work, the ups and downs of the magnet fight, and advice for listeners on how they can get involved in advocacy in whatever capacity they can. As always, the discussion, views, and recommendations in this podcast are the sole responsibility of the hosts and guests and are subject to change over time with advances in the field.Important links to help do your part:To help out with research or advocacy related to magnet ingestions, email magnets@naspghan.org.To report a magnet-related injury to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, complete this form. Produced by: Jason SilvermanSpecial requests:Thank you to everyone for listening to our podcast. If you enjoyed this content and thought it was useful, we ask you to consider doing any or all of the following three things:Tell one person that you think would like this type of content about the podcast. We want to reach more GI doctors and trainees as well as general pediatricians, pediatric residents and medical students.Leave a review on Apple Podcasts -- this helps more people discover our podcast.You can also support the show by making a donation to the NASPGHAN Foundation via the link below.Support the show (https://www.naspghan.org/content/87/en/foundation/donate)
In Episode 4, the Safety+Health editorial team discusses the dangers of arc flash and how experts say it can be prevented. Also: NSC President and CEO Lorraine Martin talks about National Safety Month and being present as a safety leader during COVID-19. Read the episode notes and sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published. https:///safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/19946
In Episode 4, the Safety+Health editorial team discusses the dangers of arc flash and how experts say it can be prevented. Also: NSC President and CEO Lorraine Martin talks about National Safety Month and being present as a safety leader during COVID-19. Read the episode notes and sign up to be notified by email when each new episode has been published. https:///safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/19946
To kick off National Safety Month, I was joined by Health and Safety Consultant, Paul Serafini, of Sotera Consulting. Paul explains why safety compliance is so important and ways that we can stay up to date with regulations. We talk about the risks involved when businesses fail to comply and what you can do to ensure you are creating a culture where safety is looked at with positivity. To follow Paul's safety blog, visit soteraconsulting.com and stay up to date with safety topics, OSHA regulations and more.
This episode features National Safety Month and Men's Health Awareness Month. We also talk about a Medical Fund started by Eden Beckett for Frankie Banali of Quiet Riot. Frankie's friend Peter Beckett of Player, and Peter's wife Eden, have started a Go Fund Me to help support Frankie through his battle with cancer. Click here […]
A new episode is here! June is National Safety Month and this week we’re talking to Dr. Kendi, Medical Director of Safe Kids Worldwide, about the best ways to keep your home safe & organized for your little ones. We also talk about why it’s important to start baby proofing BEFORE the baby arrives and we ask her to answer your Instagram Story questions. Have pen and pencil ready sisters because she has lots of great safety tips for us. Remember safe kid, sane mommy ! For full notes, visit http://supermamas.com like us on https://www.facebook.com/supermamaspodcast/ Double tap on https://www.instagram.com/_supermamas/
7 Ways to Stay Safe for National Safety MonthJune is National Safety Month! In this episode, I’ll share seven simple, easy ways to enhance your safety and the safety of your loved ones. With June being National Safety Month, I’m recording this episode for two of my podcasts. Those are, “Safe Living Today” and “Weird and Whacky Holidays”. Of course, Living Safely is neither weird nor whacky. As a former Chief of Police, Security Director and leader of the Life Safety and Business Recovery group for one of the largest Financial Services Companies in the world, keeping people safe is one of my passions.A mindset of safety is a wonderful way to enhance your physical and emotional wellbeing. It also can save you money and help you avoid accidents that bring on pain and suffering.Here are my seven safety suggestions:1. June 1 is the beginning of the hurricane season in the Northern hemisphere. Now is a great time to stock up on non-perishable food and water so you can ride out an extended power outage. Plan on at least one to two gallons of bottled water per person per day. If you’re using well water, you’ll need additional water for the toilet I suggest having enough food and water to sustain you and your family for at least a week and preferably longer. There is a “Use by” date on water containers, so check and make sure the water is fresh. Act now to stockpile adequate food, water, a working battery or hand cranked radio, fresh batteries, and at least two working flashlights. If you have pets, ensure you have adequate food for them as well. For a more expansive guide on stocking supplies and preparing for disasters, I’ll have a link to an earlier “Safe Living Today” episode entitled, “Hurricane Irma - Prepare and Stay Safe” plus the link to an excellent guide prepared by the Red Cross and FEMA linked in the show notes. YouTube version of podcast: https://youtu.be/jePlA_S5Xl8. Red Cross - FEMA Guide: https://www.fema.gov/pdf/library/f&web.pdf.2. Have a family meeting and go over fire safety procedures and escape routes. Remind everyone of the “drop and roll” method to snuff out clothes fires. Have a working fire extinguisher, working smoke detectors, and Carbon Monoxide detectors. If you’re using battery operated detectors, change the batteries. Even better, upgrade to the new long life detectors.3. Have a well stocked First Aid kit in your home and car. Ensure everyone in the family knows basic First Aid and CPR.4. Create a safety kit for your car. Flashlights, fresh batteries, a working battery or crank radio, blankets, water, and non-perishable snacks should all be part of your kit. Have cellphone charging cords in the car. If you have people with Android and iPhones, you need at least one correct cord for each type of cellphone.5. Ensure there is a working car jack, tire wrench, and spare tire in the car. Ensure all drivers know how to change a flat tire. Keep jumper cables in the car and ensure drivers know how to use them. I highly recommend having a portable battery charger capable of jumpstarting your car. You’ll find them on Amazon and other online retailers and they’re available at most auto parts stores as well. Remember to charge them every two to three months and then put them back in the car.6. Have a “Go Bag” ready that contains medications, copies important documents, and anything else you want to keep safe. Make sure you have copies of insurance policies, medical information, insurance ID cards, medical directives, drivers licenses, and Social Security cards.7. Look around your home or workspace and identify and eliminate any electrical, tripping, or other safety hazards.To summarize,Stock up on water and non-perishable food.Review fire safety procedures and ensure your detectors and fire extinguishers are working properly.Ensure you have a well stocked First Aid kit in your home and car and everyone knows First Aid and CPR.Have a safety kit in your car.Ensure you have jumper cables, a spare tire, a wrench, and a jack in the car. Ensure drivers know what to do in an emergency.Have a “Go Bag” ready with medications, prescriptions, and copies of all important documents.Identify and fix all safety hazards in your home.With June being National Safety Month, this is the time to take action and safeguard yourself and your family.To listen to other “Safe Living Today” episodes and to subscribe so you never miss an episode, visit http://SafeLivingToday.com.Until our next episode, this is your host Stephen Carter asking you to, Stay Well, Stay Safe, and Stay Blessed.
7 Ways to Stay Safe for National Safety MonthJune is National Safety Month! In this episode, I’ll share seven simple, easy ways to enhance your safety and the safety of your loved ones. With June being National Safety Month, I’m recording this episode for two of my podcasts. Those are, “Safe Living Today” and “Weird and Whacky Holidays”. Of course, Living Safely is neither weird nor whacky. As a former Chief of Police, Security Director and leader of the Life Safety and Business Recovery group for one of the largest Financial Services Companies in the world, keeping people safe is one of my passions.A mindset of safety is a wonderful way to enhance your physical and emotional wellbeing. It also can save you money and help you avoid accidents that bring on pain and suffering.Here are my seven safety suggestions:1. June 1 is the beginning of the hurricane season in the Northern hemisphere. Now is a great time to stock up on non-perishable food and water so you can ride out an extended power outage. Plan on at least one to two gallons of bottled water per person per day. If you’re using well water, you’ll need additional water for the toilet I suggest having enough food and water to sustain you and your family for at least a week and preferably longer. There is a “Use by” date on water containers, so check and make sure the water is fresh. Act now to stockpile adequate food, water, a working battery or hand cranked radio, fresh batteries, and at least two working flashlights. If you have pets, ensure you have adequate food for them as well. For a more expansive guide on stocking supplies and preparing for disasters, I’ll have a link to an earlier “Safe Living Today” episode entitled, “Hurricane Irma - Prepare and Stay Safe” plus the link to an excellent guide prepared by the Red Cross and FEMA linked in the show notes. YouTube version of podcast: https://youtu.be/jePlA_S5Xl8. Red Cross - FEMA Guide: https://www.fema.gov/pdf/library/f&web.pdf.2. Have a family meeting and go over fire safety procedures and escape routes. Remind everyone of the “drop and roll” method to snuff out clothes fires. Have a working fire extinguisher, working smoke detectors, and Carbon Monoxide detectors. If you’re using battery operated detectors, change the batteries. Even better, upgrade to the new long life detectors.3. Have a well stocked First Aid kit in your home and car. Ensure everyone in the family knows basic First Aid and CPR.4. Create a safety kit for your car. Flashlights, fresh batteries, a working battery or crank radio, blankets, water, and non-perishable snacks should all be part of your kit. Have cellphone charging cords in the car. If you have people with Android and iPhones, you need at least one correct cord for each type of cellphone.5. Ensure there is a working car jack, tire wrench, and spare tire in the car. Ensure all drivers know how to change a flat tire. Keep jumper cables in the car and ensure drivers know how to use them. I highly recommend having a portable battery charger capable of jumpstarting your car. You’ll find them on Amazon and other online retailers and they’re available at most auto parts stores as well. Remember to charge them every two to three months and then put them back in the car.6. Have a “Go Bag” ready that contains medications, copies important documents, and anything else you want to keep safe. Make sure you have copies of insurance policies, medical information, insurance ID cards, medical directives, drivers licenses, and Social Security cards.7. Look around your home or workspace and identify and eliminate any electrical, tripping, or other safety hazards.To summarize,Stock up on water and non-perishable food.Review fire safety procedures and ensure your detectors and fire extinguishers are working properly.Ensure you have a well stocked First Aid kit in your home and car and everyone knows First Aid and CPR.Have a safety kit in your car.Ensure you have jumper cables, a spare tire, a wrench, and a jack in the car. Ensure drivers know what to do in an emergency.Have a “Go Bag” ready with medications, prescriptions, and copies of all important documents.Identify and fix all safety hazards in your home.With June being National Safety Month, this is the time to take action and safeguard yourself and your family.To listen to other “Safe Living Today” episodes and to subscribe so you never miss an episode, visit http://SafeLivingToday.com.Until our next episode, this is your host Stephen Carter asking you to, Stay Well, Stay Safe, and Stay Blessed.
National Safety Month - 7 Ways to Stay Safe!Show NotesJune is National Safety Month! In this episode, I’ll share seven simple, easy ways to enhance your safety and the safety of your loved ones. With June being National Safety Month, I’m recording this episode for two of my podcasts. Those are, “Safe Living Today” and “Weird and Whacky Holidays”. Of course, Living Safely is neither weird nor whacky. As a former Chief of Police, Security Director and leader of the Life Safety and Business Recovery group for one of the largest Financial Services Companies in the world, keeping people safe is one of my passions.A mindset of safety is a wonderful way to enhance your physical and emotional wellbeing. It also can save you money and help you avoid accidents that bring on pain and suffering.Here are my seven safety suggestions:1. June 1 is the beginning of the hurricane season in the Northern hemisphere. Now is a great time to stock up on non-perishable food and water so you can ride out an extended power outage. Plan on at least one to two gallons of bottled water per person per day. If you’re using well water, you’ll need additional water for the toilet I suggest having enough food and water to sustain you and your family for at least a week and preferably longer. There is a “Use by” date on water containers, so check and make sure the water is fresh. Act now to stockpile adequate food, water, a working battery or hand cranked radio, fresh batteries, and at least two working flashlights. If you have pets, ensure you have adequate food for them as well. For a more expansive guide on stocking supplies and preparing for disasters, I’ll have a link to an earlier “Safe Living Today” episode entitled, “Hurricane Irma - Prepare and Stay Safe” plus the link to an excellent guide prepared by the Red Cross and FEMA linked in the show notes. YouTube version of podcast: https://youtu.be/jePlA_S5Xl8. Red Cross - FEMA Guide: https://www.fema.gov/pdf/library/f&web.pdf.2. Have a family meeting and go over fire safety procedures and escape routes. Remind everyone of the “drop and roll” method to snuff out clothes fires. Have a working fire extinguisher, working smoke detectors, and Carbon Monoxide detectors. If you’re using battery operated detectors, change the batteries. Even better, upgrade to the new long life detectors.3. Have a well stocked First Aid kit in your home and car. Ensure everyone in the family knows basic First Aid and CPR.4. Create a safety kit for your car. Flashlights, fresh batteries, a working battery or crank radio, blankets, water, and non-perishable snacks should all be part of your kit. Have cellphone charging cords in the car. If you have people with Android and iPhones, you need at least one correct cord for each type of cellphone.5. Ensure there is a working car jack, tire wrench, and spare tire in the car. Ensure all drivers know how to change a flat tire. Keep jumper cables in the car and ensure drivers know how to use them. I highly recommend having a portable battery charger capable of jumpstarting your car. You’ll find them on Amazon and other online retailers and they’re available at most auto parts stores as well. Remember to charge them every two to three months and then put them back in the car.6. Have a “Go Bag” ready that contains medications, copies important documents, and anything else you want to keep safe. Make sure you have copies of insurance policies, medical information, insurance ID cards, medical directives, drivers licenses, and Social Security cards.7. Look around your home or workspace and identify and eliminate any electrical, tripping, or other safety hazards.To summarize,* Stock up on water and non-perishable food.* Review fire safety procedures and ensure your detectors and fire extinguishers are working properly.* Ensure you have a well stocked First Aid kit in your home and car and everyone knows First Aid and CPR.* Have a safety kit in your car.* Ensure you have jumper cables, a spare tire, a wrench, and a jack in the car. Ensure drivers know what to do in an emergency.* Have a “Go Bag” ready with medications, prescriptions, and copies of all important documents.* Identify and fix all safety hazards in your home.With June being National Safety Month, this is the time to take action and safeguard yourself and your family.To listen to other “Safe Living Today” episodes and to subscribe so you never miss an episode, visit http://SafeLivingToday.com.Until our next episode, this is your host Stephen Carter asking you to, Stay Well, Stay Safe, and Stay Blessed.
National Safety Month - 7 Ways to Stay Safe!Show NotesJune is National Safety Month! In this episode, I’ll share seven simple, easy ways to enhance your safety and the safety of your loved ones. With June being National Safety Month, I’m recording this episode for two of my podcasts. Those are, “Safe Living Today” and “Weird and Whacky Holidays”. Of course, Living Safely is neither weird nor whacky. As a former Chief of Police, Security Director and leader of the Life Safety and Business Recovery group for one of the largest Financial Services Companies in the world, keeping people safe is one of my passions.A mindset of safety is a wonderful way to enhance your physical and emotional wellbeing. It also can save you money and help you avoid accidents that bring on pain and suffering.Here are my seven safety suggestions:1. June 1 is the beginning of the hurricane season in the Northern hemisphere. Now is a great time to stock up on non-perishable food and water so you can ride out an extended power outage. Plan on at least one to two gallons of bottled water per person per day. If you’re using well water, you’ll need additional water for the toilet I suggest having enough food and water to sustain you and your family for at least a week and preferably longer. There is a “Use by” date on water containers, so check and make sure the water is fresh. Act now to stockpile adequate food, water, a working battery or hand cranked radio, fresh batteries, and at least two working flashlights. If you have pets, ensure you have adequate food for them as well. For a more expansive guide on stocking supplies and preparing for disasters, I’ll have a link to an earlier “Safe Living Today” episode entitled, “Hurricane Irma - Prepare and Stay Safe” plus the link to an excellent guide prepared by the Red Cross and FEMA linked in the show notes. YouTube version of podcast: https://youtu.be/jePlA_S5Xl8. Red Cross - FEMA Guide: https://www.fema.gov/pdf/library/f&web.pdf.2. Have a family meeting and go over fire safety procedures and escape routes. Remind everyone of the “drop and roll” method to snuff out clothes fires. Have a working fire extinguisher, working smoke detectors, and Carbon Monoxide detectors. If you’re using battery operated detectors, change the batteries. Even better, upgrade to the new long life detectors.3. Have a well stocked First Aid kit in your home and car. Ensure everyone in the family knows basic First Aid and CPR.4. Create a safety kit for your car. Flashlights, fresh batteries, a working battery or crank radio, blankets, water, and non-perishable snacks should all be part of your kit. Have cellphone charging cords in the car. If you have people with Android and iPhones, you need at least one correct cord for each type of cellphone.5. Ensure there is a working car jack, tire wrench, and spare tire in the car. Ensure all drivers know how to change a flat tire. Keep jumper cables in the car and ensure drivers know how to use them. I highly recommend having a portable battery charger capable of jumpstarting your car. You’ll find them on Amazon and other online retailers and they’re available at most auto parts stores as well. Remember to charge them every two to three months and then put them back in the car.6. Have a “Go Bag” ready that contains medications, copies important documents, and anything else you want to keep safe. Make sure you have copies of insurance policies, medical information, insurance ID cards, medical directives, drivers licenses, and Social Security cards.7. Look around your home or workspace and identify and eliminate any electrical, tripping, or other safety hazards.To summarize,* Stock up on water and non-perishable food.* Review fire safety procedures and ensure your detectors and fire extinguishers are working properly.* Ensure you have a well stocked First Aid kit in your home and car and everyone knows First Aid and CPR.* Have a safety kit in your car.* Ensure you have jumper cables, a spare tire, a wrench, and a jack in the car. Ensure drivers know what to do in an emergency.* Have a “Go Bag” ready with medications, prescriptions, and copies of all important documents.* Identify and fix all safety hazards in your home.With June being National Safety Month, this is the time to take action and safeguard yourself and your family.To listen to other “Safe Living Today” episodes and to subscribe so you never miss an episode, visit http://SafeLivingToday.com.Until our next episode, this is your host Stephen Carter asking you to, Stay Well, Stay Safe, and Stay Blessed.
Tom talks with Joe Bartozzi, President of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, about National Safety Month and Project ChildSafe. The gun safety program turns twenty this year. Plus, attorney Matthew Cuberio discusses California's looming background check on ammunition. Also, other absurd gun legislation is being introduced around the country - find out where and what. Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 6.16.19 Hour 2
This episode is dedicated to National Safety Month, an annual event dedicated to reducing injuries and deaths at the workplace. National Safety Month aligns perfectly with PSG's commitment to raise fall protection awareness, and to provide effective solutions to keep those workers safe.
June is National Safety Month, an annual observance to educate people and businesses on the importance of safety in the workplace, at home and on the road.To honor of National Safety Month, Sharp Best Health and Don Carl, Director of Environmental Health and Workplace safety at Sharp HealthCare, discuss the importance of workplace safety and offer resources and tips to help you stay safe and injury-free at work in June and beyond!Take a quiz to test your knowledge of this episode for a chance to win a small prize.ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:Whil - free mindfulness and yoga app for Sharp Employees http://sharpnet.sharp.com/hr/benefits/sharpBestHealth/Whil.cfm Basic Safety & Slips, Trips & Falls http://sharpnet.sharp.com/hr/safety/ Ergonomics http://sharpnet.sharp.com/hr/safety/ergonomics/index.cfmBBFE http://sharpnet.sharp.com/hr/safety/Training.cfmPatient Mobilization http://sharpnet.sharp.com/hr/safety/safepatientmobilization.cfmWorkplace Violence http://sharpnet.sharp.com/security/Workplace-Violence-Information.cfm
With it being Mens Health Week recently and currently being National Safety Month, the latest participants have created a show surround the topics of wellbeing, safety and community. Expect original music, thought provoking podcasts and some interesting interviews from the team. Funded by Manchester Adult Education Service.
Severe weather, random power outages... there are several events that can be an emergency situation. Your family and you can be prepared to handle these events by having a kit and taking a few other steps to prepare. June is National Safety Month and Tyler Smith with the Emergency Management Agency talks with us about what those steps are and what you need to know to prepare.
This week on the ASC Podcast with John Goehle we discuss the latest ASC Industry News, National Safety Month, Drug Shortages, Normo-thermia and Unplanned Anterior Vitrectomy. We also have an interview with Gina Throneberry, Director of Education and Clinical Affairs for Ambulatory Surgery Center Association regarding Medicare Quality Reporting.
Tune in to the Health and Safety podcast to hear about Internet Fraud, National Safety Month, , Lyme Disease and more.
Tune in to the Health and Safety podcast to hear about Internet Fraud, National Safety Month, , Lyme Disease and more.
In this episode, the Get Ready team interviews Alex Pasculle, National Youth Preparedness Council member of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). He talks about the impact that students can have in preparing their schools and communities for emergencies, and his experience as a member of the National Youth Preparedness Council. Pasculle is interviewed by Get Ready team member Lavanya Gupta.
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