Explore " oops" with insightful episodes like "OOPS ALL SWEETIES 019", "A little extra bonus episode: F*cked up cookies", "Episode 16 - Oops! Technical Error", "042: Is Your Scaffolding Up To Code?" and "Stephens Bday Weekend" from podcasts like ""OMG So Random Hehe!", "Pot & Kettle: Cooking with Cannabis and Comedy", "POP! Talks", "OSHA Oops! with GotSafety" and "The Guys Review"" and more!
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For this episode, we found a recipe for the Worlds Best Chocolate Chip Cookies. We figured we could only make it better by adding cannabutter. Boy, were we wrong. Listen and laugh along to learn how many ways you can f*ck up chocolate chip cookies. You'll be amazed how badly this goes. Seriously.... you'll be amazed (or disappointed). Either way, you'll feel us!
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Hello Everyone! Alec and Jackie wanted to publish a little apology episode letting you know what happened to the original podcast that was supposed to release today! Hopefully this error doesn't happen again but you never know with technology these days!
If you want to know more about why it's so important for construction companies to follow safety regulations, tune in to OSHA oops this week! Michael and Rick will explain the details behind a company that was recently fined $4.5k due to faulty scaffolding. They'll explain why the code was violated and offer advice on how to minimize accidents and long-term costs. Don't miss this fascinating episode of the OSHA oops Podcast!
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Socially Awkward Moments.
You know those socially awkward moments, when you just want the floor to open up so you can disappear.
You're at a party and you forget someone's name. And then you have to introduce them to someone else. Whose name you also can't remember. You bump into your ex, and you have to meet their glamorous new partner. You're in a restaurant and you discover you've left your wallet at home. Then there's the awkward silence in a lift ...
Join Robin Kermode and Sian Hansen as they tackle these and other awkward social moments, that we have all had, in another fun episode.
For Episode 18 of the OSHA Oops Podcast, safety experts Michael and Rick discuss the eyewash stations and how to properly mark them so new employees can easily find their location. One company found out the hard way that failure to clearly make their eyewash station leads to more OSHA inspections in the future.
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Join Michael and Rick for OSHA Oops Episode 17 as they discuss the importance of having an Injury and Illness Prevention Plan and how costly it can be for companies that don’t.
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For Episode 16 of the OSHA Oops Podcast, Michael and Rick discuss another of OSHA’s highest cited offenses, the failure to Lockout/Tagout machinery. While many employees in the manufacturing industry know the importance of lockout/tagout procedures during maintenance and machine set up procedures, there are many who fail to do so during cleaning procedures.
Preventing the release of stored energy is even more essential during cleaning and upkeep of machinery. This can be accomplished by turning the power off, blocking hazardous areas where injury could occur, and locking out the power source to prevent an accidental startup by another employee. The machine should also be tagged out, so other employees know who locked out the machine and the procedures being done.
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In this episode, Michael and Rick discuss the importance of a company Injury and Illness Prevention Plan and how to avoid one of the most common citations issued by OSHA.
An injury and illness prevention program is a proactive process to help employers find and fix workplace hazards before an accident occurs. Both employer and employee input are critical in this process. If a company does not have a program in place and OSHA issues a citation, the company is then subject to future inspections to ensure compliance.
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In Episode 14 of the OSHA Oops Podcast, join Michael and Rick as they discuss the importance of machine guards for machines 7 feet above the ground. Most of the time machine guards are thought of in machinery near the body, pinch points on conveyor belts, or areas where clothing can get caught.
Today’s podcast will feature one company that paid nearly $10,000 for unguarded belt drives on air compressors mounted 7 feet in the air. According to OSHA, “all exposed parts of machinery 7 feet or less from the floor, or working platform, shall be protected by a stationary casing to enclose the moving parts that create pinch points.”
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Welcome to Out from the Horrorbox!
Just like a certain Cap'n, looks like we got only scary stories for ya in this episode! From monsters to UFO's and torture devices, listen as your host, Dom, reads about some true scary stories!
Timestamps:
I. The Enfield Monster - 02:48
II. "Saved by the Bell" - 07:03
III. Numbers Stations - 11:17
IV. Operation: Wandering Soul - 18:18
V. The Tucker Telephone Torture Device - 22:48
VI. The Beast of Gévaudan - 29:54
VII. Deadly Phone Number - 34:58
VIII. The 1969 Berkshire UFO Incident - 38:54
IX. Outro - 47:51
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This week’s OSHA Oops Podcast, lucky #13, features safety experts Michael and Rick as they discuss the difficulties presented by hand protection or gloves in the workplace. While most of the time the form of personal protective equipment protects the hands from injury, sometimes they can get caught in machinery and become a hazard.
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In this episode of OSHA Oops, Michael, joined by Rick, discuss how one staffing agency was heavily fined for improper training of their temporary employees. And what your company can do to avoid such fines.
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Join safety expert Michael Crawley for Episode 11 of OSHA Oops as he defines the point of operation on machinery, and how one company paid the hefty sum of $3,600 for an unguarded point of operation on a commercial meat grinder.
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In Episode 10 of OSHA OPPS, join safety expert Michael Crawley as he discusses the importance of ladder safety at the worksite and how one company could have avoided $4,500 in OSHA fines with a nickel’s worth of twine.
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For this episode of OSHA OOPS, join safety expert Michael Crawley as he talks about the importance of employee training. And how one California roofing company was fined $11,000 after a serious accident occurred and they could not produce training records for OSHA investigators.
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