Probability Matters

We spoke with Steven Jahn MBA, CIH, FAIHA about his career in Industrial Hygiene and the valuable lessons learned along the way. The episode is titled: Always Be Curious Never Be Content (A.B.C. N.B.C). Steven breaks down the core elements for a successful career as an EHS/IH professional in the present and future. A great episode for those just starting out or those looking to find inspiration to continue their pursuits.

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By now, we have all probably heard of Artificial Intelligence (AI). However, many of us still don't have a clear understanding of what AI looks like in action. To provide a concrete example, we invited Rob Writz from AMP Robotics to the show. A company that was recently named to the Forbes AI 50. We dive into the fantastic work they do to blend robotics and AI to create a safer, more productive outcome. Listen to the episode for those curious how these concepts will change the future. 

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Ergonomics are widely applicable but often misunderstood. This week we invited Kimberly Monroe PhD., CPE to clear up the confusion and discuss the importance of ergonomic design. We discuss emerging technologies in ergonomics, ergonomic data collection, and how safety professionals can help or hurt initiatives. Download the episode today.

We teamed up with our friends at the Safety Justice League for a special two-part crossover event. This episode is the second of the two-part event. The Safety Justice League is four talented individuals who are career safety professionals and leaders. We have a well-rounded discussion regarding the future of safety and the opportunities for improvement. Part one of this event is over at the Safety Justice League podcast. 

https://pod.co/the-safety-justice-league/tgip-super-show-w-probability-matters

We are proud to introduce a new unique project highlighting the human element of health and safety. Often on the podcast, we talk about themes of data and technology. However, behind every digit is a story of a person. We are highlighting stories of individuals who have devoted their careers to protecting others' health and safety. Why do they wake up every morning? What inspires them each day? How do they make an impact? Listen to the first of a series of stories to find out.

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-Mwangi and Kyle

Do you find yourself adopting different speaking strategies or body language based on the group you are engaging with? Are there aspects of ourselves that are not revealed to co-workers, supervisors, acquaintances, family, mentors, or others? Subena Colligan, CIH, CSP, discusses code-switching, ways to be your authentic self, and value propositions. Subena is an Air Force veteran, Industrial Hygienist, general EHS professional, and blogger. Have a notebook and pen handy while you listen.

What will be the essential fundamentals for the curriculum of tomorrow? We sat down with Mike Van Dyke, Ph.D., CIH, to discuss his views on the importance of education for Industrial Hygienists of tomorrow. Mike has an impressive background and skill set that all current and future EHS professionals need to hear.

What can the world of Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) tell us about the future of health and safety data? What lessons can we learn? What are the best approaches? Our hosts Mwangi and Kyle invited Evan Rynearson, PE to the show for a fantastic discussion.

Parrhesia: To Speak Truth to Power. We all have moments when we need to speak truth to power. How do you speak up when your voice isn't represented or heard? How do you speak up for others who need to be heard? We sat down to speak with Anupama Denise Mehrotra about managing risk (in many applications) and how Parrhesia applies. This is a must-listen for current and future safety leaders.

The topic of Total Worker Health is on the minds of many leaders and agencies. Many see this as the next evolution for our holistic safety focus. We invited Lili Tenney and Natalie Schwatka on the show to discuss the definition and best practices of Total Worker Health.