Phil Molé, an EHS and Sustainability Expert at VelocityEHS, delves into the pitfalls of injury and illness recordkeeping and how organizations can shift from a "compliance checkbox" mentality to a proactive, risk-focused strategy.

Shawn Galloway of ProAct Safety talks about "The Engagement Spectrum." He says that moving the needle on safety isn't about more rules; it’s about adaptive leadership and removing the demotivators that stall discretionary effort.

In a casual conversation, ISHN Editors Benita Mehta and Dave Johnson talk about recently published articles about the top challenges facing EHS pros today, as well as recent BLS fatal injury statistics.

How does a manufacturing and service powerhouse maintain a decades-long safety streak? Canton Larson, EHS Specialist at Sentry Equipment, talks about the transition to a dedicated EHS role to the unique accountability of an employee-owned (ESOP) culture, Larson shares how to combat complacency and why your biggest safety risks deserve your most aggressive focus.

Duane Duhamel, HSE Director at ISN, talks about winter weather safety, and dismantling the dangerous myth that safety and productivity are at odds during a crisis. As winter storms become more volatile, he says that traditional safety manuals are often too static for rapidly shifting environments.

In this monthly podcast, ISHN's editors Benita Mehta and Dave Johnson talk about Dave's recent article on his top EHS predictions for 2026 and Benita's year-long LinkedIn project challenging safety professionals and open AI to identify safety hazards.

Drawing on 25 years of experience, Justin Dugas, CSP, Senior Director of Safety and Corporate Services at USG. discusses the shift from "dull and dangerous" manufacturing to a high-tech industry driven by AI, data-led insights, and holistic employee wellness. Discover how modern leadership is moving beyond lagging indicators to build a culture of "knowledge and courage."

Mark Harris, CEO of HeroWear, dismantles the myths surrounding exoskeletons and discusses their practical application in today’s workforce. Far from the bulky, motorized suits seen in Hollywood, modern exosuits are lightweight, breathable, and designed to function as artificial back muscles.

In a casual chat, ISHN editors Benita Mehta and Dave Johnson discuss recent articles they have written on mental health topics and careers in skilled trades.

In this podcast episode, Dave Tibbetts, CSP, Chief Safety Officer of Highwire, discusses the need for the construction industry to focus on Serious Injury and Fatality Potential (SIF-P) events. He says that while the industry has reduced its total recordable incident rate (TRIR) over the last 30 years, fatality rates have remained flat for the past 15-20 years.