This week we talk about cultures that erode good people practices

This week, we review the previous year and talk about accelerating leadership and safety for 2024.

This week, we take a brief look at what is on the horizon with OSHA for 2024

A study found that the number of injuries reported in January is higher than in December. We talk about this in this week's podcast

The Dunning-Kruger effect states that those with less knowledge may be more confident about that knowledge. How do we, as leaders, help guide those to learn more and challenge their understanding without belittling or sounding condescending?  All that and more in this podcast episode

This week, I talk about my own leadership journey and some of my own personal biases. There have been some key moments in my career and life that led to how I react. The good news is understanding leads to real change

This week we talk about Black Friday and the process of hazard prediction and prevention.

This week, we chat about how self governance can help prevent laws that may not follow common sense. 

This week we talk about some interesting news about those who work at and around the home. 

Links: 

https://www.foxnews.com/us/osha-investigation-finds-safety-violations-georgia-grain-silo-fatality

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2023-09-30/california-newsom-veto-housekeepers-nannies-domestic-workers-safety-protections

This week's podcast is about the uncertainty of predicting interaction with hazards .

Links:
https://www.wsmv.com/2023/09/19/construction-worker-jumps-into-river-cool-off-dies/

https://www.ktnv.com/news/circular-saw-accident-leads-to-las-vegas-strip-construction-workers-death