Podcasts about whs

What should we call those players who manipulate the World Handicap System – and what should clubs do about them? The R&A give us their answer. This week Steve Carroll is joined by Grant Moir, The R&A's executive director of governance, to talk about a new awareness campaign reminding players of their responsibilities under the Rules of Handicapping and what's expected of handicap committees. It's a strong line from the governing body and, yes, the C-word is prominent. But we also discuss some of the other concerns golfers have about WHS, and dwell on some of the positives since the introduction of the system in 2020. Website: https://www.nationalclubgolfer.com/ X: https://x.com/NCG_com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NationalClubGolfer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nationalclubgolfer/?hl=en

This episode marks the first in a new Ashurst series on Employment and Safety law developments in Australia. After collaborating on a landmark psychosocial risk court case, Ashurst partner Scarlet Reid and State Chambers barrister Bruce Hodgkinson AM SC reflect on what employers might learn. Along the way, Scarlet and Bruce discusses the threshold for psychosocial harm and whether stress meets that test, the complexities of what constitutes “reasonable management action” and the importance of regularly updating employer policies. They also emphasise the value of training and instruction for line managers so that they can handle sensitive discussions in a way that is legally compliant, psychologically safe, and appropriate. “There’s so much learning to come in this area,” Scarlet adds. “Guidance from courts will be very important as this area of the law continues to develop.” To listen to this and subscribe to future episodes in this series search for “Ashurst Legal Outlook” on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favourite podcast player. And to find out more about the full range of Ashurst podcasts, visit ashurst.com/podcasts. The information provided is not intended to be a comprehensive review of all developments in the law and practice, or to cover all aspects of those referred to. Listeners should take legal advice before applying it to specific issues or transactions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"I worked in Edinburgh for 13 years and was part of the team that led on the nomination bid for the Forth Bridge. The sound of The Bridge was important for me to include in the piece as I feel partly responsible for it being considered a WHS.  "The aim of the piece was to highlight the role of sound in shaping the tourist experience. The familiarity of the train crossing could evoke a sense of nostalgia or authenticity for those who have visited or even those who have never been, giving them a sensory connection to the location. "It captures a moment in time, a fleeting sonic experience that could change over the years due to technological advances, environmental factors, or changes in infrastructure. By preserving this sound, the piece acts as a form of auditory preservation. It invites the listener to reflect on how sounds of historical or cultural significance might fade or transform over time, encouraging an appreciation for the transient nature of these sonic environments. In this way, The Soft Entrance acts as a digital archive or a tribute to the sounds that define this iconic location, protecting them from being lost to future generations. "The sound encapsulates both the industrial heritage of the bridge and its modern-day function, reflecting how these sounds are embedded in the cultural identity of Scotland and the UK. The Soft Entrance aims to evoke feelings of connection, history, and the reverence that people hold for such places. "Iconic landmarks like The Forth Bridge come with sonic signatures—sounds that have become inseparable from the place's identity. In the piece, the train crossing the bridge represents not just a literal sound but an auditory symbol of the location itself. Sonic landscapes of famous places are often tied to the rituals, daily practices, and memories of those who interact with them. By using this sound, The Soft Entrance acknowledges the role of sound as a medium for both local identity and global recognition. It touches on the idea that these sounds are not just background noise but an integral part of the experience and significance of the place. The piece suggests that sound is essential to the collective memory and cultural practices tied to renowned landmarks like The Forth Bridge. "In essence, The Soft Entrance can be seen as a sonic meditation on the ways sound shapes our understanding of places of cultural significance, preserving them for future generations and connecting listeners to the tangible and intangible histories these places represent. It's a reminder of how sound is a key part of our heritage and how it can deepen our connection to the places and practices that have shaped history. "By choosing not to modify or manipulate the sound I maintained the authenticity of the field recording. The sound of the train crossing The Forth Bridge is an unaltered representation of the actual sonic landscape of that location. The aim was to highlight the importance of capturing and archiving the authentic sonic environment. This decision underscores the idea that these sounds, in their natural form, hold cultural, historical, and emotional value. "The train crossing the Forth Bridge is not just a noise; it's a powerful symbol of engineering, history, and human interaction with the environment.  "In essence, the decision not to alter the sound in The Soft Entrance reinforces the themes of preservation, authenticity, and the natural sonic heritage of the place. It allows the raw sound to speak for itself, creating an experience that emphasizes the intrinsic value of the place and its sounds without interference. "The decision not to modify or manipulate the sound in The Soft Entrance becomes even more poignant when considered alongside my personal connection to the Forth Bridge. As part of the team that helped secure the Forth Bridge's designation as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the bridge has taken on a deep, multifaceted significance for me. This involvement made me acutely aware of the cultural, historical, and sonic heritage tied to this iconic structure. "This piece, through its raw sound, is my way of honoring the Forth Bridge's heritage—both as an enduring symbol of engineering and as a key part of Scotland's cultural fabric. It invites listeners to reflect on the bridge's significance and, by extension, the broader conversation about the preservation of sound as part of the world's shared cultural legacy." Forth Bridge trains reimagined by glacis. ——————— This sound is part of the Sonic Heritage project, exploring the sounds of the world's most famous sights. Find out more and explore the whole project: https://www.citiesandmemory.com/heritage

Este episodio aborda la fusión de amenazas físicas y digitales, destacando cómo los ataques pueden originarse en el mundo real para explotar vulnerabilidades en línea. Se discuten noticias recientes sobre malware distribuido a través de convertidores de archivos gratuitos y campañas de phishing mediante anuncios falsos. El programa también explora la creciente importancia de la inteligencia de fuentes abiertas (OSINT) en la ciberseguridad, junto con la compra multimillonaria de la empresa de seguridad en la nube WHS por parte de Google, lo que subraya el enfoque en la protección de entornos en la nube. Finalmente, se examina la ingeniería social como vector de ataque y se ofrecen consejos para prevenir ciberestafas en la vida cotidiana. Twitter: @ciberafterwork Instagram: @ciberafterwork Panda Security: https://www.pandasecurity.com/es/ +info: https://psaneme.com/ https://bitlifemedia.com/ https://www.vapasec.com/ VAPASEC https://www.vapasec.com/ https://www.vapasec.com/webprotection/

This episode addresses the fusion of physical and digital threats, highlighting how attacks can originate in the real world to exploit online vulnerabilities. Recent news about malware distributed through free file converters and phishing campaigns via fake ads are discussed. The program also explores the growing importance of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) in cybersecurity, along with Google's multi-billion dollar acquisition of the cloud security company WHS, which underscores the focus on protecting cloud environments. Finally, social engineering is examined as an attack vector, and tips are offered to prevent cyber scams in daily life. Twitter: @ciberafterwork Instagram: @ciberafterwork Panda Security: https://www.pandasecurity.com/es/ +info: https://psaneme.com/ https://bitlifemedia.com/ https://www.vapasec.com/ VAPASEC https://www.vapasec.com/ https://www.vapasec.com/webprotection/

A vital part of a player's armoury, or just an excuse to get into a row about anchoring? Steve Carroll and Tom Irwin are back with their quizzes and questions edition. In this week's Fairway or Foul debate, the pair dive into the long putter argument and debate whether it's got any place in the game. Elsewhere, we talk about the World Handicap System (just for a change) – but this time Steve is quizzing Tom on his knowledge about the global order. We go through your questions, and there have been plenty of them, and Steve's been getting some grief on social media. This podcast doesn't exist without you. Send us your quiz questions, tell us what to debate, give us your rules or WHS queries. We don't mind what it is. Contact Steve at s.carroll@nationalclubgolfer.com Website: https://www.nationalclubgolfer.com/ X: https://x.com/NCG_com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NationalClubGolfer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nationalclubgolfer/?hl=en  

Adriana Camacho- Church! In a time where mental health and diversity needs a space for literacy, we are lucky and excited to have Adriana Camacho-Church, Delaware resident and from Columbia, as our bilingual guest author at Festival of Words. https://sites.google.com/view/festivalofwords2025?usp=sharingWe apologize ahead for the rough time/ recording quality we had with the podcast, as this was a day we had a MAJOR run of people in and out of the library and no quiet room space to record and yet, we decided it was worth it to go for it. https://riverside.fm/shared/exported-clip/7d850ccc964094921709We urge you to not miss Ms. Adriana Camacho-Church at Festival of Words 2025 - you will NOT want to miss this mix of culture, identify, creativity, and beauty woven through her books of Spanish and English a HUGE treasure for our Festival of Words this year! Ebony, WHS student, went the distance in asking in Spanish and English the wonderful mysteries behind Ms. Camacho-Church's writing.

In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis this season's theme of "Difficult Conversations Engineers Need to Have About Risk". Key discussion points include:Risk is multidimensional. Risk covers a big domain that has lead to confusion.There are three different types of risk, but R2A's focus is typically on safety risk and project risk – downside risk.Commercial industry like to focus on upside, downside risk (risk and reward, risk appetite and innovation), but Engineers should focus on downside risk.Innovation and Risk Management is good but not at the expense of zero harm and the WHS/OHS legislation.Often innovation is the solution to the problem but cannot compromise safety.Innovation cannot be encouraged as the focus of Risk Management.Safety risk shouldn't been seen as an obstruction; safety is non-negotiable.Don't just choose one technique because if you do, and particularly if you ignore the WHS legislation requirements, you're going to set yourself up for a pretty serious fall.  For further information on Richard and Gaye's consulting work with R2A, head to https://www.r2a.com.au. Gaye is also founder of women's safety workwear company Apto PPE if you'd like to check out the garments at https://www.aptoppe.com.au 

Big handicaps, switching tees, a sport that is accessible to all – but is it making the game too easy? Or is there plenty still to test us in this most unfathomable of games? It's the Fairway or Foul debate in this week's episode of The Halfway House, our quizzes and questions episode. Can Tom Irwin win the day once again by asserting that golf is tough enough, or will Steve convince you it's becoming ever easier to play? Steve's also got a rules question that will surprise some of you, and - following his win at The Players - we look ahead to the chances of Rory McIlroy in this year's majors. Surely he has to win one this year? As always, we want you to get in touch. Send us your quiz questions, tell us what to debate, give us your rules or WHS queries. We don't mind what it is. You are in charge. You can contact Steve at s.carroll@nationalclubgolfer.com Website: https://www.nationalclubgolfer.com/ X: https://x.com/NCG_com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NationalClubGolfer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nationalclubgolfer/?hl=en  

Welcome to the Halfway House – our new weekly quiz and questions pod. Steve Carroll and Tom Irwin try to outdo each other with a trio of posers, they answer your questions, and go head-to-head in a quickfire debate. Whether it's Rules Corner, our new Fairway or Foul feature (which this week asks if clubs should hand money back to members whose courses have been shut for extended periods), or if you've just got something you want to get off your chest, your involvement in this new podcast is crucial. So have a listen and then get in touch with us. Send us your quiz questions, tell us what to debate, give us your rules or WHS queries. We don't mind what it is. You are in charge. You can contact Steve at s.carroll@nationalclubgolfer.com

We're two days from the End of Summer party and a fashionable item may have a have a dicey connection, Nikki is concerned about China's lack of WHS and has Luttsy revealed where the Olympic stadium will be built?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reena Van Aalst joins me to discuss: why strata managers should be charging for the work they do to keep committee members organised, whether insurers are entitled to request minutes of meetings, the role of WHS in residential buildings, and the insurance commission loophole in NSW's new strata manager disclosure laws. Links mentioned: Get the…

We're joined this week by England Golf chief executive Jeremy Tomlinson. It's a pretty action-packed episode as we discuss a host of club golf topics with the governing body's chief executive. He addresses the ongoing criticisms of WHS, considers how golf club membership is looking and whether the post Covid boom is now peaking. We also look at whether traditional clubs are being more open to different formats of play and get into the latest on the Respect in Golf movement. 

Washington Headquarters Services (WHS) supports 27 DoD organizations including the Pentagon, shares Michelle Eveleigh, Talent Acquisition and Outreach Lead. Learn about the requirements for federal resumes, the role of WHS, and the merit system principles guiding federal hiring. Plus hear insights into navigating the application process, including the importance of using the USAJOBS resume builder.4:47 Recruiting for anthropologists, budget analysts, intel analysts, foreign affairs specialists, financial management, HR specialists, bomb techs, police officers, and more. 11:05 Government benefits still include a pension and child-care subsidy. Looking at a total compensation package they are often competitive with the private sector.13:54 Four things are required in a federal resume: 1) Dates of employment 2) Hours per week 3) Salary 4) Addressing every requirement of the job that you are applying for.Find complete show notes at: https://clearedjobs.net/washington-headquarters-services-dod-federal-jobs-podcast/_ This show is brought to you by ClearedJobs.Net. Have feedback or questions for us? Email us at rriggins@clearedjobs.net. Sign up for our cleared job seeker newsletter. Create a cleared job seeker profile on ClearedJobs.Net. Engage with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X, or YouTube. _

In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the obligations for engineers under the WHS legislation (OHS Act in Victoria) and understanding the importance of their role if things go wrong.They discuss the fact that Work Health and Safety (WHS) legislation is the overarching legislation in Australia that must guide engineering design and decision-making, and their surprise at this lack of awareness and how many still (wrongly) use Standards as a design basis.They emphasise that engineers are central to upholding WHS requirements, as they are the designers responsible when things go wrong and that the engineering design process needs to be a top-down, holistic approach that considers all relevant stakeholders and objectives, not a bottom-up siloed approach. Find out more about Richard and Gaye's consulting work at https://www.r2a.com.au.    

In this episode, Australian hosts Jason and Joelle chat with Anna Dawson, Organisational Psychologist and Board Director. Anna shares her views on the role of the Board in relation to psychosocial safety, and offers guidance on what good governance looks like, with tips for WHS professionals who want to make psychosocial safety simple for the Board.

In this episode of Risk! Engineers Talk Governance, due diligence engineers Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis discuss the new booklet titled "Due Diligence Essentials for Engineers" being authored by Richard Robinson and Gaye Francis. They talk about the need for the booklet being that Engineers are becoming more involved in the governance process in providing information to boards, directors and senior people. Engineers are ones aware of the critical things that can go wrong and what boards need to know about for their due diligence obligations under the WHS/OHS legislation.Other areas of discussion include:Whilst most engineers aren't directors and, therefore, don't have the due diligence obligations as spelt out by the WHS legislation, the legislation is specific about duties of designers.Engineers can not rely on Standards or Codes of Practice to absolve themselves of liability.When should engineers elevate issues to higher levels of decision-makers, and the importance of transparency in their decision-making process.Engineers can't be right all the time, but can be diligent. And with Registration of Engineers, due diligence provides a tool to be able to say they've done everything that is reasonable in the circumstances to make whatever they're working on safe. For more information about Richard and Gaye's consulting work, head to https://www.r2a.com.au/The books mentioned in this episode can be found at https://www.r2a.com.au/storeIf you'd like to be kept up-to-date with R2A news, including the launch of “Due Diligence Essentials for Engineers”, sign up at https://www.r2a.com.au/newsletter 

Jack and Jim talk College Football with guest Kevin, make their picks for the week, talk week 2 of the NFL, Garrit Cole vs Raffy Devers, and WHS captains council and Friday football.

Head of First Nations Strategy and Advisory Trent Wallace welcomes Tony Morris, who leads Ashurst Risk Advisory's work health and safety (WHS) and psychosocial risk capability, to learn more about psychosocial risks in the workplace and the unique challenges First Nations employees face. This episode delves into the definition and impact of psychosocial risks in the workplace and how psychosocial risks can be categorised into four groups: work design, social, work environment, and governance, each encompassing specific hazards like job demands, bullying, remote work, and organisational change management. The discussion also highlights the unique challenges First Nations employees face, referencing recent reports like Gari Yala. These include role clarity, reward and recognition, and cultural load, underscoring the importance of incorporating a First Nations perspective in risk assessments. Trent and Tony emphasise the growing regulatory scrutiny on managing psychosocial risks and the need for proactive measures to prevent legal, reputational, and operational consequences for Australian organisations. The information provided is not intended to be a comprehensive review of all developments in the law and practice, or to cover all aspects of those referred to. Listeners should take legal advice before applying it to specific issues or transactions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Naysayers:  Kayla, you're too short.  You're too small.  You can't play softball on an elite level. Kayla:  Hold my Gatorade. Small of stature, Kayla Wedl has proven herself in a spectacular way on the biggest of softball stages, including a stellar career at the University of Illinois-Chicago and now as a professional softball player for The New York Rise.  She shares with Boomer her memories at Wauconda High School (2016 graduate) and UIC.  She talks about her journey and the challenges it provided, how it has affected her on and off the diamond. Kayla is just one of a dozen of WHS graduates featured on this podcast.  Check them out along with other people that Boomer interviews in his continuing series of "Tales From The Workplace."

James Luke, England Golf's head of handicapping, is back to update us on how the big changes to the World Handicap System have been settling in. But he's also got a couple of important messages to impart – around general play scores and a new policy that could open the way for more clubs to get tee sets rated. If you've got any interests in WHS, you have to listen to this episode…

Hour 4 - Marty discusses the WHS and UPMC merger and more on the Penn Hills shooting.

Hour 4 - Marty discusses changing family dynamics and updates with the WHS and UPMC merger.

Alyssa and Ericka get a WHS administration's s perspective on senior exploration and what goes into it.

Hour 1 - Larry opens the show with ours news anchor, Paul Rasmussen. They discuss booing at the Pirates game yesterday, the merger between UPMC and WHS, and check-in with Accuweather Meteorologist Dean DeVore about potential severe weather.    

Hour 3 - Larry and Marty discuss more about the UPMC and WHS merger, National Bunion Day, everything that is broken in Marty's house, and have their weekly check-in with Carlos T. Carter. 

Hour 3 - Larry and Marty discuss the UPMC and WHS merger, how Larry is a "better man" because of Marty, and they check in with Stacey French-Finnegan. 

Today, we're revisiting the episode featuring Travis Mariea, CEO of flxpoint.com. We discussed automating and optimizing dropship, marketplace, and fulfillment operations, as well as the complexities of integrating dropshipping into an existing ecommerce setup.Topics discussed in this episode:What's the benefits of dropshipping and how has it evolved in recent yearsHow to distinguish traditional dropshipping from models for established retailers and influencersWhat's the main complexities involved in running a dropshipping businessHow do influencer trends and niche markets impact dropshippingLinks & ResourcesWebsite: https://flxpoint.com/Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/flxpointLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/travismariea/Get access to more free resources by visiting the podcast episode page att.ly/WhS-a Subscribe & Listen Everywhere:Listen On: ​ecommercecoffeebreak.com | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | PoduramaCustom Shopify Store AuditDiscover valuable insights to boost conversions and optimize your store for maximum impact. Learn more: https://www.clauslauter.com/audit/Our Newsletter Join over 6,000 other merchants & marketers to stay updated on eCommerce news, marketing strategies, tools & resources, and podcast interviews, all designed to help you grow your revenue. Every Thursday in your inbox. Consumed in 3 minutes. 100% free. Sign up at https://newsletter.ecommercecoffeebreak.com

KING 5’s Infamous “The Space Needle Collapsed” Prank. In honor of April Fools Day; The history of the Whoopie Cushion. Some of the most famous April Fools pranks in history. The Worst Corporate April Fools Jokes and how to spot them. King County to pay $65,000 settlement over officer who pulled gun on motorcyclist // SAM CAMPBELL - SPECIAL REPORT … WE HEART SEATTLE DISCOVERS A BODY. Back in January, the still yet to be identified skeletal remains of a male were found in a homeless camp by controversial outreach group WeHeartSeattle… The volunteers are wondering where the city was considering it was on city land… Some are wondering what WHS was doing there in the first place and questioning their motives… In a three part series, Sam Campbell tries to answer all of those questions and more… Part one is live now on mynorthwest.com // North Texas jail turned into a massive 80,000 sq foot recording studio 

KING 5’s Infamous “The Space Needle Collapsed” Prank. In honor of April Fools Day; The history of the Whoopie Cushion. Some of the most famous April Fools pranks in history. The Worst Corporate April Fools Jokes and how to spot them. King County to pay $65,000 settlement over officer who pulled gun on motorcyclist // SAM CAMPBELL - SPECIAL REPORT … WE HEART SEATTLE DISCOVERS A BODY. Back in January, the still yet to be identified skeletal remains of a male were found in a homeless camp by controversial outreach group WeHeartSeattle… The volunteers are wondering where the city was considering it was on city land… Some are wondering what WHS was doing there in the first place and questioning their motives… In a three part series, Sam Campbell tries to answer all of those questions and more… Part one is live now on mynorthwest.com // North Texas jail turned into a massive 80,000 sq foot recording studio 

This week we discuss changes to the WHS and ask if they are good, bad or terrible... We also look back at the weeks golf and answer more of your Golfers Helpline Questions.

Don't misread the date. It's not an April Fool. The big World Handicap System changes are here and, from April 1, the way you play your club golf WILL change. If you've forgotten what's coming, never fear. Tom Irwin and Steve Carroll have enlisted the help of David Kernohan, Scottish Golf's Head of VMS and Handicapping, to go over the major headlines. He'll help you get to grips with Course Rating minus Par, fourball betterball scores, and all the big alterations. We also discuss where the WHS successes have been and where the system could still be improved. Elsewhere this week: Free relief from divots? After Jordan Smith's horror lie, the age-old debate surfaces yet again What if someone finds your ball as time runs out? Can Steve stump Tom again in Rules Corner? More money!? Just what are those tour players up to? The NCG Golf Podcast is produced in association with the TaylorMade TP5 golf ball

Wayne McCoy joins us this week on the conversation. A real pleasure having this conversation with genuine wonderful man. I consider this conversation a gift. I hope you enjoy it too.Wayne is a highly competent safety professional with skills and experience gained in a wide range of industries including mining, warehousing, manufacturing, automotive, steel fabrication and distribution, public transport, civil construction (including demolition works and asbestos removal), disability residential services, homelessness (NFP), the sports and entertainment industry, horticultural industry, transport and logistics, consultancy, aged care and the maritime logistics industries.Wayne has developed a particularly high-level of safety-expertise through personal operating competencies, additional study and front-line experience in workplace safety implementation and measurement.He has an excellent knowledge of current WHS Legislation and Regulations, complimented by high-level research skills. This includes the ability to present authoritatively on WHS within internal/external management, local workplace, or industry forums.Wayne takes an interest in people's behaviour and like to understand what drives them. This has assisted him on the improvement of safety cultures across diverse and complex work environments. Thanks for listening. We have some great guests coming up in future pods so get ready to learn. Until next time, enjoy the rest of your week, and stay safe. https://plus.acast.com/s/health-and-safety-conversations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brook Ward, President of WHS, joins Larry and Marty to discuss a major development in keeping the hospital open. 

Mayor of Washington, JoJo Burgess joins Larry and Marty to discuss a possible merger between WHS and UPMC and the press conference he is holding today. 

Washington Mayor JoJo Burgess joins Larry and Marty to discuss the potential merger between WHS and UPMC and what he is doing to help and why he supports it. 

WHS President Brook Ward joins Larry and Marty to discuss updates about the closing of WHS after last week's meeting. Also, what the issues are at the hospital. 

Those big WHS changes have certainly got your tongues wagging. And while we've told you in great detail about what's coming to Great Britain & Ireland next April, what do we really think about them? In this week's From the Clubhouse, Tom Irwin and Steve Carroll go through the big changes and speak their minds. Is Course Rating minus Par a good thing? Are the new fourball betterball rules a fudge? What's Tom's issue with Par 3 courses being eligible for Course Ratings? The duo also get stuck into Rory McIlroy's Race to Dubai victory. Should he have played more in Europe? They also discuss whether the peek at the Northern Irishman's new driver has proved a PR masterstroke. Beware. Strong opinions are about to be expressed. So put your headphones on and get listening! From the Clubhouse is produced in association with TaylorMade Golf.

What a week it has been in the world of club golf! Big changes are coming to the World Handicap System and we're going to mark your card. In a special edition of the From the Clubhouse podcast, Steve Carroll is joined by England Golf's head of handicapping, James Luke, to go through all the new WHS stuff coming to GB&I next year. NOW READ: What changes are coming to the World Handicap System? We'll try to explain Course Rating minus Par and how it will affect your handicaps, we'll delve into the merits of the new rules around fourball betterball, and we'll drill down into the detail of Course Handicaps and Expected Score. If you're still a little confused about what's coming in April, this will hopefully start to put your minds at ease…

Coach Healy and Tone return to open the NBA season. It's no surprise the phrase "complete disfigurement of the rules" comes out of Coach's mouth within the first minute of the show.  Stick around for the end of the episode for a fun easter egg for the WHS grads who read the Lobby-O.  It's good to be back!

2024 Drivers and Work Place Bullying Cara Jenkin and Craig Revell look at how the drivers are shaping up for 2024. They also discuss WHS and bullying issues in the Supercars paddock, and compare how the media are treated in other sectors. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500

2024 Drivers and Work Place Bullying Cara Jenkin and Craig Revell look at how the drivers are shaping up for 2024. They also discuss WHS and bullying issues in the Supercars paddock, and compare how the media are treated in other sectors. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500

It's opening day for Wilmington High Football. What better day to record the first episode of Technical Difficulties, a podcast hosted by WHS football stars Michael Lawler, Ali Aboukal and Christian Febbo, along with Wildcats superfan Nolan Joyce. In episode 1, the boys discuss their opening day feelings; test their knowledge against that of a fifth-grader; and discuss what keeps them up at night, all while trying to keep Febbo to less than 7,000 swears in an hour.

This week on the conversation we are joined by the amazing Andrea Paynter. A wide ranging discussion on safety topics, legislation, and business. Andrea is an experienced and qualified consultant, supporting businesses to improve work health and safety (WHS) legal compliance, management system documentation, strategic planning, risk management, audit, and assisting with workplace investigations. She has developed significant experience in these areas over the past 20 years, including having worked as an Associate Solicitor practising in personal injury law in Queensland, various WHS management roles in large organisations in the private sector, in the public sector as a national WHS manager for a federal government organisation and in local government WHS, and with an array of businesses as a management consultant and licenced factual investigator.   Andrea's diverse industry experience includes supply chain warehousing and logistics, food services, manufacturing, road surfacing, quarries, construction, arboriculture, retail, not-for-profit, heavy vehicle safety regulatory compliance, legal services and policing. Drawing on her qualifications and experience, Andrea recently established Brisbane-based Organisational Risk Consulting, which provides tailored risk management support and specialises in WHS legal compliance and best practice solutions. The business works collaboratively with clients to achieve successful project outcomes, both locally and further afield throughout Australia and New Zealand.Links:Website: https://organisationalriskconsulting.com.au/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrea-paynter-llb-hons-cohsprof-60774730/ Thanks for listening. We have some great guests coming up in future pods so get ready to learn. Until next time, enjoy the rest of your week, and stay safe. https://plus.acast.com/s/health-and-safety-conversations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you or your team members engage in a computer-intensive role in the workplace? If so, we're confident that you'll greatly benefit from the expertise of Dr. Liz Kirk, founder of Beyond Ergo and one of Australia's leading researchers and trainers in ergonomic and self-care competencies. In the newest episode of The Safety Guru, Liz expresses why self-care is a safety issue by sharing the negative effects taking place as a result of our increasingly sedentary and screen-intensive work style, including a higher risk of musculoskeletal injuries and disorders. Tune in as Liz shares her research into personal protective behaviors, such as postural mindfulness and developing habits of releasing muscle tension, to decrease musculoskeletal aches and pains at work. About the Guest: Dr. Liz Kirk (PhD) won the Deans Award at the University of Queensland for her 2013 PhD research focused on defining and reducing levels of musculoskeletal pain and MSD among knowledge workers in the Australian Contact Centre industry. While the original research focused on using clients' anthropometry to refine ergonomic recommendations to match stature, the Beyond Ergo talks and workshops now go beyond ergonomics to build a broad range of Personal Protective Behaviours (PPBs). These are the new WHS and wellness self-care competencies knowledge workers need to take greater personal responsibility for their health and safety in computer-intensive work environments, no matter where they work. For more information: https://beyondergo.com.au/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The White House seems to be doing everything it can do to dismiss and divert from the recent finding of cocaine within the The West Wing. President Bidens take on justice is also raising some concern on the matter. Rick brings on founder, president, and CEO of InVest USA, Michael Letts, to share his opinions on it, and how The WHs slow actions on the case could worsen the investigation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this the first episode of season 2 Peter Gould talks to us about his time in the SES, local government and with Urban Utilities Peter also talks about psychosocial hazards and risks and the new code of practice that comes into effect in Queensland on April 1. Peter has more than 25 years of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) on-the-job experience working with government agencies, volunteer organisations and mining equipment manufacturing industries in front line WHS roles. Professionally Peter is a Registered Nurse with postgraduate specialities in OHS, Disaster & Emergency Management and Psychology.He proudly provides health, safety and wellbeing business partnering for the Service Delivery Area of Urban Utilities in his Enabling Partner role.Peter is very proud of the work he has done with the Local Government Work Care WHS Support Unit which supports 65 of Queensland Local Governments who are self-insured for workers compensation with LGMS.Peter is particularly passionate about his “Safety Coach” role in organisations and thrives on supporting organisations who support our communities.He is a determined optimist and believes that Health, Safety & Wellbeing can be part of a “normal day at work” if people are considered to be an organisation's best and most valuable assets. Thanks for listening. We have some great guests coming up in future pods so get ready to learn. Until next time, enjoy the rest of your week, and stay safe. https://plus.acast.com/s/health-and-safety-conversations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today our podcast guest is Dr. Kaare Tingelstad, and emergency medicine physician who works in Oregon and educates many outdoor enthusiasts around the country about essential backcountry medical care. He has been an instructor at the all the WHS's 2021 and 2022 and has become an integral part of our team! He takes some very complicated topics, and makes them easier than ever for anyone to do proper assessment and care should it ever be required in the backcountry. Dr. Tingelstad has also put together the Backcountry Medical Kit now available at StHealthy Hunter. The kit weighs only 14 oz and includes everything from tweezers to a tourniquet. Fitting in our StHealthy Kit Sack it's perfect for adding that extra insurance to your trip! You can follow Dr. Tingelstad @frontierdoc on IG. Through the month of August 2022- Spend $1 get 1 entry into StHealthy Hunter September's Here Giveaway! This is the largest giveaway we have ever done and it will all be for one person! Support GRITTY FILMS! Leave us a review on iTunes! Give GOHUNT a try for Explorer Mapping! Use StHealthy at checkout! Need your trailer updated? Check out Enzy Campers Get on the Western Hunting Summit Email list today! 2023 ticket sales go out August 29th! This podcast is sponsored by StHealthy Hunter and StHealthy Nutrition Use the code STHEALTHY for 20% off the Outdoor Class Official Hunting Education Platform StHealthy Nutrition - CBD, Immune Support, Protein! Join our subscription service for a monthly discount! Use code STHEALTHY when you purchase Treeline Pursuits E-Scouting for Elk. Use code StHealthy at Peax to get your Sissy Stix and Gators! Join the HUNT HARVEST HEALTH Locals community with Dr. Hillary Join the GRITTYSTHEALTHY Locals community and SUBSCRIBE to see all the best GRITTY FILMS To download your FREE StHealthy Dehydration and Canning Guide go here... Burch Barrel is the funnest way to grill this summer! Use code STHEALTHY at checkout. 10% OFF Sheep Feet Orthotics - Visit sheepfeethoutdoors.com and use code STHEALTHY10 To schedule with Dr. Hillary visit her Montana clinic, Elevate Health. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast is the last of the WHS series we did in June with Brian Call /Gritty. Today he interviews us and what the 2022 WHS meant to us and why we are so committed to making it the most well rounded event in the outdoor space. We have deep gratitude for everyone who helped, spoke, and took the time to travel and be with us in June! Watch the video of out interview here. August 7-31 Spend $1 get 1 entry into StHealthy Hunter September's Here Giveaway! This is the largest giveaway we have ever done and it will all be for one person! Support GRITTY FILMS! Leave us a review on iTunes! Give GOHUNT a try for Explorer Mapping! Use StHealthy at checkout! Need your trailer updated? Check out Enzy Campers Get on the Western Hunting Summit Email list! We will be launching ticket sales in August to our email list! This podcast is sponsored by StHealthy Hunter and StHealthy Nutrition Use the code STHEALTHY for 20% off the Outdoor Class Official Hunting Education Platform StHealthy Nutrition - CBD, Immune Support, Protein! Join our subscription service for a monthly discount! Use code STHEALTHY when you purchase Treeline Pursuits E-Scouting for Elk. Use code StHealthy at Peax to get your Sissy Stix and Gators! Join the HUNT HARVEST HEALTH Locals community with Dr. Hillary Join the GRITTYSTHEALTHY Locals community and SUBSCRIBE to see all the best GRITTY FILMS To download your FREE StHealthy Dehydration and Canning Guide go here... Burch Barrel is the funnest way to grill this summer! Use code STHEALTHY at checkout. Made with Meat is our favorite food processing equipment! Check them out! 10% OFF Sheep Feet Orthotics - Visit sheepfeethoutdoors.com and use code STHEALTHY10 To schedule with Dr. Hillary visit her Montana clinic, Elevate Health. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices