What's a safety professional to do with the mask mandates returning in several cities. There are ways of managing the pushback and compliance. Jim discusses what he does. Contact Jim for all of your health and safety needs at 845-269-5772 or [email protected].

In this episode Jim talks about a situation described by a listener about what happens when you scream and yell at people offering help. It didn't turn out so well for a contractor. Contact us at 732-259-5772 or [email protected] for your health and safety needs.

On this episode Jim talks about a polio case in his home county, Rockland County, NY. He then discusses the importance of looking deeper into a situation rather than listening to the headlines that we are given in the news. Don't let yourself be manipulated.

On today's episode, Jim discusses the PSA from NYC on being prepared for a nuclear event. Jim does Outreach Training for Disaster Response Workers along with many other training classes. Visit us at www.safetywars.com or call us at 8450269-5772 or [email protected] for more information. The PSA is included under "fair use" because we are doing commentary.

Jim discusses two recent OSHA press releases on repeat offenders at OSHA and discovers the recent Supreme Court decision between West Virginia and the USEPA. At 20 min Jim talks about his opinion on the decision. Along with a path forward. Be the safety leader we need to be, be informed.

Below are some helpful websites.

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/21pdf/20-1530_n758.pdf

https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/LSB/LSB10745

Jim would like to thank everyone who sent their condolences on the death of his father Walter Poesl last week. Today we talk about getting to know the other person's point of view and telling the truth and getting the truth as part of fighting the Safety War.

Jim is changing the format a little on the podcasts, you will hear “Safety in the News” stories, and then you will get commentary

Today’s stories for June 13, 2022.

1. Workers almost drowned in vat of chocolate

2. OSHA record keeping not happening according to the government accounting office

3. US Navy Safety Stand Down

Commentary: Safety Stand Downs, successes and pitfalls.

#USNAVY #Safetypause, #safetywars #safetyfm #jayallen #safetywarslive #recordkeeping #jimpoesl #jcptechnicalservices #safetywars

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Including the General Duty Clause during outreach training. If you go over what workers "rights" are you will often get a lot of interest in the "Intro to OSHA" part of the training class, then revisit it throughout the class.

Jim discusses Statement Analyses and "I know. you are lying" by Mark McClish. Short answers keep you out of trouble. Long answers make you lose credibility.

Jim's comments on the Uvalde mass murder scene and another solution. Placing public schools under the jurisdiction of OSHA is an option here. The ineffectiveness of many local schools begs the need for Federal involvement with teeth. This would obviously need for OSHA to hire more compliance officers, but giving teachers the same rights as everyone else to a safe and healthful workplace free of recognized hazards would go a long way to protecting both teachers and students. The recent Covid-19 pandemic underscores the need for effective management of school safety and protecting school workers.