Explore "ohs" with insightful episodes like "Safety Speak: Fully Vaccinated? The CDC's Suggested COVID-19 Do's & Don'ts", "Safety Speak: Kicking Off Stand Up 4 Grain Safety Week and a New Secretary of Labor", "PPE for Women: Why Fit Matters", "#5 – Ready to Reopen Safely?" and "Safety Speak: OSHA Reveals Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Standards for FY 2020" from podcasts like ""OH&S SafetyPod", "OH&S SafetyPod", "OH&S SafetyPod", "Small Biz Safety" and "OH&S SafetyPod"" and more!
In this episode of the podcast, Editor Sydny Shepard takes a look into the global mental health crisis and discusses Distracted Driving Awareness Month and the ins and outs of becoming fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
In this episode, listen in as Editor Sydny Shepard talks about safety measures in grain bins, a new Secretary of Labor and could California employers get advance notification of Cal/OSHA inspections?
Join Editor Sydny Shepard and Fastenal Safety Product Development Manager Makenzie Hoffman as they discuss personal protective equipment for women and why finding the right fit matters.
Get up to speed on the province’s new small business education campaign and how you can prepare to reopen safely (2:21). Also, if a work refusal happened in your business what would you do? (11:21) And ace your virtual training with our 5 tips! (17:23)
Note: This episode was recorded on March 4, 2021. All information presented was in effect at that time. Please check with your local Public Health unit to confirm up-to-date prevention measures that are in place in your area.
RESOURCES
INTRO
Download the new WSPS COVID at Work app for workers! Access free health and safety information at your fingertips. Available on:
IN THE NEWS: Reopening Safely
Supports provided in the campaign:
Some things you should consider as you re-open:
SPOTLIGHT: Work Refusals
THE LAST WORD/EXTRO: Virtual Training Tips
Contact Workplace Safety & Prevention Services
In this mini episode, OH&S Editor Sydny Shepard discusses the recently released list of OSHA's Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Standards as well as new dates for National Safety Stand-Down and Ladder Safety Month.
Should employers be thinking outside the box when it comes to workplace impairment? Can organizations pinpoint the hour in which workers are most likely to get injured? And are we getting a third COVID-19 vaccine? Find out on this mini episode of OH&S SafetyPod.
In this episode of the podcast, Editor Sydny Shepard talks with Honeywell Offering Manager Lead Richard Dunn about the "safety gap" he and his team found when surveying customer needs for gas detection.
On this Safety Speak episode of the podcast, we will discuss OSHA’s latest news to update the Hazard Communication Standard, the investigation into a poultry plant gas leak that killed 6 people and injured 12 more as well as a look into calls on OSHA and the CDC to issue Guidance on Preventing Occupational Exposures Due to Aerosol Transmission of COVID-19.
On this Safety Speak episode of the podcast, we will discuss a new partnership between EPA and OSHA supporting coordination on chemical reviews, Virginia making its COVID-19 workplace safety standards permanent and, at the end, I dive deep into the future of coronavirus vaccinations.
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Ed and Helen discuss:
The UK government has begun to encourage businesses in certain industries to return to work where possible. While many professional services firms and other primarily office-based businesses are still working from home, it is important to understand the steps that need to be taken as and when it is safe to return to the office.
In this episode, our Director of Learning and Content Nick Henderson gives guidance on how staff can keep themselves and their colleagues safe in the office.
Additional resources
Helen was delighted to interview Shelly Park, Chief Executive Officer of Australian Red Cross Blood Service (ARCBS), for episode 5 of her podcast.
With wisdom, warmth and passion, Shelly talks about her career path to CEO, the transformational safety journey that ARCBS has begun and the initiatives developed to inspire their people.
Shelly provides fascinating insight into how diverse and complex the ARCBS is and explains the relationship between the Blood Service and the humanitarian arm, Australian Red Cross.
In episode 4, Helen O'Keefe talks to CEO of Skybridge Group, Chad Orr.
Skybridge Group's core business is the installation and maintenance of infrastructure. The company engages a large contingent workforce of contractors, which presents safety challenges.
In this podcast, you will learn:
In episode 2, Helen O'Keefe, talks to Andrew Wood, the CEO of WorleyParsons.
WorleyParsons is a global resources and energy company, employing nearly 27,000 people in 80 different locations. The company-wide HSE leadership program is called OneWay to zero harm, with the vision to have zero harm to people, assets and zero environmental incidents.
Andrew talks about the leadership and company culture behind the OneWay program, which has been rolled out to 51 countries, and his vision to see every employee empowered, enabled and making ethical choices when it comes to HSE.
Noise Control in the Workplace
Description: Sound can be hazardous to a person's hearing if it’s too loud or exposure is too long. Emma Ashurst, occupational health and safety specialist with CCOHS, joins us to explain the limits of noise, their effects and how we can control them.
Released: April 20, 2011
Availability: On Demand – Listen to it now!
File Size: 7.4 MB
Length: 7:57 minutes
Price: FREE!
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<< Noise Control in the Workplace >>
Description : Le bruit peut poser un risque pour l’ouïe s’il est trop fort ou si l’exposition à ce dernier est trop longue. Emma Ashurst, spécialiste de la santé et de la sécurité au travail du CCHST, se joint à nous pour expliquer les limites d’exposition au bruit, ses effets sur la santé et la façon dont nous pouvons le maîtriser.
Date de diffusion : Le 20 avril 2011
Accessibilité : Sur demande – Écoutez-le immédiatement!
Taille du fichier : 7,4 mb
Durée : 7:57 minutes
Prix: GRATUIT!
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