Podcast appearances and mentions of tom huber

Safety. It's a word that brings to mind tedious rules or intrusive safety officers, and to many in the building industry it's seen as a chore not a choice.But safety can be the thin line between life and death, so maybe it's time we get more engaged.In this episode, we're joined by Tom Huber, a safety advocate and operational excellence expert, who's on a mission to redefine how safety is perceived.The first step in this is rebranding safety as operational excellence. He doesn't want to be seen as the “safety police” or a roadblock, but instead as a facilitator, who helps workers to perform at their best and ensures they return home in the same condition they left.In our conversation, Matt shared some sobering examples from his family's history, driving home the real-world consequences of safety failures. It's stories like these that bring the abstract concept of "risk" into stark reality. The narrative of Matt's uncle, tragically killed in a workplace accident, and his father's own narrow escape paints a vivid picture of why getting safety right is about protecting lives, not just livelihoods.Safety, just like any other aspect of our work, demands accountability. But who exactly is responsible? Well, we all are. Employers have the power but also the duty to create a safe workspace by providing the necessary resources and conducting ongoing risk assessments. Meanwhile, employees must adhere to these standards and engage in open dialogues about the risks they face. This two-way street nurtures an environment where safety becomes a shared, organisational commitment rather than merely top-down enforcement.That's why its important safety is integrated into the culture of our workplace. Tom shared operational excellence principles that encourage thorough risk assessment conversations. The aim is to identify successful processes rather than just failures, shifting the focus from blame to constructive learning. Leaders must lead by example, encouraging an open and honest dialogue about risks and how to address them effectively.We also discussed how rapidly advancing AI-technology could transform how we approach safety in building. Imagine AI tools that pick out discrepancies across process documents, flagging potential 'error traps' before they ensnare workers—like an extra layer of foresight. While technology can't replace human intuition, it's an ally that can help keep us safer and more efficient than ever.So yes, safety can seem mundane but if you look below the surface – it's ripe for innovation. It might not ever become the most glamourous part of our industry, but with the right mindset and a consistent conversation, we can take pride in our commitment to excellence.Cheers,Hamish & MattLINKS:Connect with us on Instagram: @themindfulbuilderpodConnect with Hamish:Instagram: @sanctumhomesWebsite: www.yoursanctum.com.au/Connect with Matt: Instagram: @carlandconstructionsWebsite: www.carlandconstructions.com/

TC24 and Tmac are lucky enough to sit down with an Aussie QB on the Rise. Tom Huber is a 16 year old with a very bright future and he chats with the boys all things schooling, playing and life as an international player. As well as our weekly wrap up of all things NFL and Combine news. This is not an episode to miss Subscribe to make sure you dont miss a thing.

Mike Pushkin, Tom Huber the President of the West Virginia Royalties Owners Association and Brad McElihnny join Dale Cooper in the Par Mar Store Studio for this morning's 580 Live, presented by Thornhill Auto Group.

Thomas Tom Huber grew up in the ideal postcard picture you could have of south Bavaria. He was exposed to aviation at a young age thanks to his grand-father who was a pilot during WWII. Finally getting his PPL license during the 90´s while working at a lodge in British Columbia - Canada, he fully discovered the possibilities of UL/LSA type aircrafts while supporting rally races in north Africa at the beginning of 2000. If you have already been around the AERO fair in Friedrichshafen, you definitively noticed the most creative booth of the show! Apart from being Zlin Aviation German dealer for the past 15 years, Tom is a legend in the German/Austrian UL/LSA STOL community. Very probably for being the one who started it! Sharing the same passion for the North and especially Alaska with his wife Hilde; who is also a very talented bush pilot by the way! Tom works and spends his time  with his family on their own private dreamland airfield in the south of Munich - Germany. Joining us for the second episode of The STOL Collective, live recorded on the airfield, Tom shares his journey through backcountry aviation in Europe and beyond. Strap in, take off from your gravel bar, don’t fly straight and level but always in safety! Music credits: "Slowly", Amon Tobin - Supermodified, 2000

Zu Gast im UC-Podcast: Tom Huber   Tom Huber ist Unternehmer, Künstler und Gründer der Novo Sonic GmbH. Ursprünglich hat er mal Volkswirtschaft, Kommunikationswissenschaften und Musik studiert.    10 Jahre lang hat er Popstars produziert. Aus einer wirtschaftlichen Notwenigkeit heraus mit dem Aufkommen von mp3 Dateien, musste er sich für eine Veränderung entscheiden.    Heute produziert sein Unternehmen die Novo Sonic GmbH Gaming Sounds und ist Experte für das strategische Sound Branding von Unternehmen.   Seine Reminder für mehr Wachstum: Achte bei Partnerschaften auf Dein Bauchgefühl. Sorge für Deine Liquidität. Vertraue auf Deine Ideen. __________  Du bist Unternehmer? Hast Bock auf Wachstum, Sinn und Tiefe? Tausche Dich mit anderen Unternehmern aus: www.Die-Unternehmer-Community.com   Unser Wachstumsprogramm - Wie Du mehr AN statt IN Deinem Unternehmen arbeitest: www.unternehmer-lernen-von-unternehmern.de __________ Dir gefällt unser Unternehmer-Podcast? Dann freuen wir uns über Deine Rezension auf iTunes. __________ Du möchtest mit Deinem Unternehmen weiter wachsen und brauchst Inspiration: E-Mail an: team@stevekroeger.com

This week Royboy recaps week 2 of the 48 Cars 48 States trip. With interviews with Mike Behrendt of Wichita, Thom and Tim Van Pelt of Piedmont, SD, Tom Huber of Bismarck, ND and Ryan Mead of Laurel, MT. Order the 48 Cars 48 States book here: It’s only $86.50 shipped anywhere in the USA … Continue reading "171 – 48 Cars 48 States Recap Week 2" The post 171 – 48 Cars 48 States Recap Week 2 appeared first on Royboy Productions.

With historically low interest rates expected to persist, dividend growth investing remains an attractive strategy, according to Tom Huber, manager of the T. Rowe Price Dividend Growth Fund.

With historically low interest rates expected to persist, dividend growth investing remains an attractive strategy, according to Tom Huber, manager of the T. Rowe Price Dividend Growth Fund.

Dan Clark calls this show "Mark Twain Dissenting AND the Diogenes of Diamond Towns." Muscatine brags about the months Mark Twain lived here in 1854. We love his praise of our sunsets, but most don't know his anti-war writings. Dan reads from Twain's "The War-Prayer" in belated recognition of Veterans Day. "When you have prayed for victory you have prayed for many unmentioned results which follow victory—must follow it, cannot help but follow it." Read the full text and view a beautifully done video at http://www.thewarprayer.com/. Dan's guest in the second half is Tom Huber, director of Muscatine-based Diamond Towns of America. He explains the DTA community-building model and invites participation. The newspaper called DTA founder Dick Maeglin a philanthropist, but Dan calls him Diogenes. http://www.muscatinejournal.com/articles/2009/11/14/news/doc4afe4bf154dbd953140766.txt and http://www.facebook.com/pages/Muscatine-IA/Diamond-Towns-of-America/97774599536