EHS Works: Recent Episodes
American Society of Safety Engineers
Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This podcast covers sustainability, tire safety and radon exposure.
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Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This week’s show covers a new blueprint for the CSP exam, a newsletter on workplace driving and managing carbon dioxide risks.
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This podcast also features ASSE Fellow and past president Darryl Hill discussing the value of practice specialty newsletters.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at www.asse.org/safetylately You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This week’s show covers holiday safety and new ISO standards.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at www.asse.org/safetylately You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This week’s show covers a new global framework for safety professionals, sleeping with the door closed and suggestions for workplace design.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at www.asse.org/safetylately You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This week’s show covers keeping first responders safe in ambulances, a new initiative for young workers, and how green buildings can improve cognition.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at www.asse.org/safetylately You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This week’s show covers Safety India, power line proximity alarms and safety excellence in construction.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at www.asse.org/safetylately You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This week’s show covers ergonomics, stress, and new standards for ambulances.
You can download the podcast here.
Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at www.asse.org/safetylately You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a weekly podcast that brings you highlights from the past week in the world of OSH. Each brief episode catches you up on what you might have missed in just a few minutes each week.
This week we look ahead to a presentation at ASSE’s upcoming Construction Safety Symposium, explore fire safety materials from OSHA, and make the case for taking a walk.
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Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This week’s show covers safety stand-downs, food trucks, and a new NIOSH survey.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at www.asse.org/safetylately You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This week’s show covers campus fire safety, preventing amputations and air quality in schools.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at our multimedia page. You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This week’s show covers salaries in safety, respirable coal dust and solar panels complicating firefighting.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at our multimedia page. You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This week’s show covers fire resistant clothing, new guidance from OSHA on hazard communications, and Thom Kramer’s At-Risk symposium presentation.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at our multimedia page. You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This week’s show covers the proposed ISO 45001 standard, rethinking parking signs, and standardizing tunnel inspections.
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Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This podcast covers tuberculosis exposure, collision avoidance systems, and the West African Ebola epidemic.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at our multimedia page. You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
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Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This podcast covers autonomous vehicles, OSHA’s new targets in healthcare, and teaching teens about OSH.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at our multimedia page. You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
OSH professionals often cite topics such as business fundamentals, career management and organizational culture as knowledge they need to advance in the profession. Here's a resource that may help. Jack Welch Management Institute has launched "WelchCast," a free weekly podcast featuring career and business insight from Jack and Suzy Welch, authors of The Real-Life MBA: Your No-BS Guide to Winning the Game, Building a Team and Growing Your Career, and Daily Mail CEO Jon Steinberg. Jack Welch is also the well-known former CEO of General Electric and Suzy Welch is a former editor-in-chief of Harvard Business Review.
“Jack and Suzy are drawing on their own experiences in business to provide direct and candid career advice,” says Steinberg, who adds that the podcast "gets their insights in front of people thinking about their careers and jobs while stuck in cars commuting to and from work."
The first episode covers job-hopping, career growth and learning what it takes to get promoted in your company’s culture. The second episode, “Fear and Fearlessness in Business,” will be released on June 29, with a third episode on how to share candid feedback with your boss, peers and reports expected in early July.
Safety Lately is a look at the past week in the world of OSH. This show covers the dangers of walking and talking, OSHA’s new heat safety app, and space-age technology that could keep firefighters safe on earth.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at our multimedia page. You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a weekly podcast from ASSE, covering the latest news in OSH. This episode covers changes to MSHA’s subpoena authority, NIOSH collaborating with Wikipedia and a renewed alliance between OSHA and CCAR.
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Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at our multimedia page. You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a weekly podcast from ASSE, covering the latest news in OSH. This episode covers respiratory protection in hospitals, OSHA's new rights and responsibilities poster, and automated safety in cars.
You can hear the episode here.
Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at our multimedia page. You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a weekly podcast from ASSE, covering the latest news in OSH. This episode covers teaching safety with stories, a new system for reporting near-misses in offshore oil and gas and onboard video systems in commercial vehicles.
You can hear the episode here.
Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at our multimedia page. You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a weekly podcast from ASSE, covering the latest news in OSH. This episode covers a report from ASSE and NIOSH, a new rule on confined spaces in construction, and changes in flame resistant clothing and PPE standards.
You can hear the episode here.
Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at our multimedia page. You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Safety Lately is a weekly podcast from ASSE, covering the latest news in OSH. The inaugural episode covers employee mental health, rulemaking for communication tower workers and proposed sea drilling regulations.
You can hear the episode here.
Like what you heard? Look for more podcasts at our multimedia page. You can also connect with ASSE on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Safety Speaks is a podcast about the latest and greatest in occupational safety, covering contemporary issues in the world of OSH and providing insight from industry leaders. The guest for the third episode is Tim Fisher, director of practices and standards at ASSE. Fisher talks about various issues on the horizon for the OSH profession, including the proposed ISO 45001 standard, lockout/tagout, fall protection and risk assessment. You can listen to the podcast here. If you like what you hear, you can find past podcasts and other multimedia offerings on ASSE’s multimedia page.
Safety Speaks is a podcast about the latest and greatest in occupational safety, covering contemporary issues in the world of OSH and providing insight from industry leaders.
Our guest for this episode is Dave Walline. He is president of Walline Consulting in Port St. Lucie, FL, and chair of ASSE’s Risk Assessment Committee. He is also the author of Prevention Through Design: Proven Solutions From the Field, a feature article in the November 2014 issue of ASSE's Professional Safety journal.
If you heard our last podcast you already know the pitch for Prevention Through Design (PTD). In short, it’s designing safety elements into projects preemptively, rather than trying to address them reactively. It is a fairly straightforward concept to grasp, but execution in the real world is a completely different story.
Walline says OSH professionals need to be prepared to sell the concept of PTD to their management to have any hope of implementing it in a workplace. For that to happen, safety professionals need to start redefining their roles, and eventually, in some ways, start redefining their profession.
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Safety Speaks is a podcast about the latest and greatest in occupational safety, covering contemporary issues in the world of OSH and providing insight from industry leaders.
Our guest for this episode is Dr. Joel Haight. Haight is an Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering at the University of Pittsburgh. He has worked in a variety of capacities in safety, ranging from engineering and operations to education. He also served as editor of the Safety Professionals Handbook, which covers a wide range of critical topics for OSH professionals.
Haight sat down with us to discuss a new graduate-level certificate program he is directing this fall at the University of Pittsburgh, about the merits of Prevention Through Design, and how safety professionals can get their seat at the table of business.
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