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How Technology Can Help You Manage ‘Everyday Safety’
What to know about tools that can help you manage everyday safety.
The 8 Most Important Elements of Worker Safety
Implement all of these 8 elements for a safer culture.
Safety Leaders, Here Are 6 Strategies to Modernize Your Safety Training
How iReportSource customer Stock Manufacturing & Design keeps their training fresh and effective.
How to Utilize the Benefits of a Safety App in Manufacturing
Jack Diener, Safety Coordinator at Stock Manufacturing & Design, shares 6 ways to improve safety.
106: Emergency Action Planning & Response
In this episode, podcast host Blaine sits down with repeat guest, Wesley Carter of Amplify Process Safety, LLC to talk about a critical topic that can often be taken for granted—emergency action planning. Wes has more than 11 years of experience in Process Safety and...
How to Spot an Effective Claims Management Process
What to know about a proactive, modern‚ and more effective approach to managing your workers’ comp claims.
The Traditional Claims Management Process Has Changed. Will You Be Left Behind?
Do you recognize these signs of an ineffective claims management process?
4 Ways to Ensure Your Safety Management System Rollout Is a Success
How to ensure your safety management system rollout is a success.
Dawn Yates
This Safety Hero talks about a catastrophic explosion that changed her mindset on supporting safety.
105: Take Over Episode with Amplify Your Process Safety Podcast
Learn why an incident investigation is important, why root cause analysis matters, and more.
Your Safety Management System Rollout: It Doesn’t Have to Be Painful
Why technology onboarding and implementation doesn’t have to be challenging.
104: COVID-19 – Updated OSHA Response and Recordkeeping Guidelines
What do you need to know as an employer, and what are the actual obligations you’ll need to plan around?
103: COVID-19 Masks Should Have No Valves
Listen to the podcast below, where we answer the question: Do valves on respirators impact their effectiveness? (Here's the LinkedIn post that started this conversation, making it a great topic for a podcast.) The purpose of a respirator’s exhalation valve is to...
Toolbox Spotlight: How to Easily Use QR Codes to Improve Safety
How to use QR codes to improve your safety program.
Don’t Kill Your Near Miss Reporting System
The top factors for a successful, sustainable near miss program.
Coronavirus: How to Plan for Safe Return To Work
What to know as you draft your return to work plan.
102: How to Audit Your Leadership Approach During COVID-19
More than three weeks into the pandemic-driven cascade of cancelations, closings, and social distancing, U.S. workplaces are experiencing unprecedented disruption -- and it's measurable. Here's what has changed in a stunningly short period of time (comparing Gallup...
101: COVID-19 – Masks, Face Coverings and LinkedIn Trolls
NOTICE: Published April 30, 2020 - The information in this post/episode is subject to change. The new CDC face-covering recommendations do not change the MASK guidance. So what is new? What is the same? Let's talk about that in this episode. Essentially, the CDC...
100: Celebrating ONE HUNDRED Episodes
100 Episodes! Thanks to all the listeners that helped make this happen - you are the reason I continue to produce this podcast. Here's to the next 100 episodes!
Your Ultimate Guide to a Successful EHS System Implementation
What to know about your EHS software implementation.
99: COVID-19 – To Mask or Not?
NOTICE: Published April 1, 2020 - The information in this post/episode is subject to change. All of the discussions about surgical masks got me thinking; what do we know about viruses (CVID-19 or others), and what are the EXPERTS saying? I wanted to explore this topic...
5 Tips to Optimize Your Safety Walk-Arounds
Get the most out of your safety walk-arounds.
98: COVID-19 – To Clean or To Disinfect? Or Both?
UPDATE: The CDC has made changes to workplace guidance as of March 21, 2020, which may make some of the information on this post obsolete: Updated cleaning and disinfection guidance Updated best practices for conducting social distancing Updated strategies and...
84: Safety Management System Pt 5 – Breaking Down ANSI/ASSP Z10
We know by now that the application of a safety management system (SMS) can drastically improve organizational safety performance. Even OSHA's Partnership program, VPP, relies on management system principles, and you can see the results that participants encounter on...
85: Safety Management System Pt 6 – All You Need to Know About OSHA VPP
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), on July 2, 1982, announced the establishment of the Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) to recognize and promote effective worksite-based safety and health management systems. In the VPP, management, labor, and...
86: Got Employee Engagement?
How workers show up each day directly shapes your culture. To be an engaged, safe, productive culture, we want our people highly involved and deeply committed to the company mission. No doubt that today, many organizations are seeking to create and sustain this kind...
87: 5 Ways to Promote Accountability
Are concepts like "responsibility" and "being held accountable" viewed negatively by your employees? Most likely, it's because leaders have tried to mandate responsibility from the top down. But that's not how responsibility works. People are intrinsically motivated...
90: Planning Makes You Adaptable – Interview with Kris “Tanto” Paronto
In this podcast episode, I take a break from the technical topics to which my readers and podcast listeners are accustomed. I wanted to interview someone from outside normal safety circles, someone that can bring a unique perspective on the values we want to hold as...
89: 5 OSHA Agenda Items to Watch
OSHA has a decent list of regulatory agenda items. While I don't want to go through them all, I do want to highlight five that I think are particularly impactful. Safety professionals always need to be looking ahead at what is coming so we can prepare our employers,...
88: The SafetyPro Podcast in 2020
2019 - It was a year of change and growth for me, both personally and professionally: new partnerships, new professional connections, conferences. The podcast growth was significant last year - it has been growing exponentially year over year since the start, but last...
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