This week, for Safety and Health Week, we are featuring 4 people sharing their real-life stories about workplace accidents, and tragedies.

Stand Up for Safety in the Workplace: Four Voices, One Message- Safety Matters

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This week, Emily Stoneman joins the show to share her personal experience with workplace accidents and tragedy. She tragically lost her dad Bryn in a workplace accident, and now shares her story as a Threads of Life speaker, on a mission to help bring safety to the forefront, and remind people to be safe always.

Emily shares stories of her dad, details of his tragic workplace accident, information about Steps for Life walk, and what the Day of Mourning means to her.

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With more Canadians embracing life on the road, staying up to date on RV licensing requirements has never been more important. In this episode, Adam joins the podcast to break down the latest changes to RV licenses—what’s new, what’s changed, and who it impacts. Whether you’re a seasoned RV owner or just starting to explore the lifestyle, these updates could affect how you travel.

Adam walks us through the key details in a clear and practical way, helping listeners understand licensing classes, potential new requirements, and how to ensure they’re operating safely and legally. He also shares insights on why these changes are being introduced and what they mean for the future of recreational driving.

If you’re planning your next road trip or currently behind the wheel of an RV, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. Tune in to make sure you’re informed, compliant, and ready for the road ahead.

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Mark Arnold, VP of Natt Safety, joins us to talk about the evolving landscape of confined space rescue and industrial services. From real-world challenges to innovative solutions, Mark dives into how safety is more than a requirement—it’s a culture. Hear what’s driving growth, innovation, and his vision for the future of NATT Safety.

Mark shares insights into what it takes to build a highly trained, responsive rescue team, the importance of going beyond basic compliance, and how Natt Safety is raising the bar across industries. He also gives us a look ahead at what excites him most about the company’s future.

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In this episode of the S.T.A.R. Podcast, we sit down with Eugene Gutierrez from Threads of Life to explore the human side of workplace safety. Through powerful storytelling and lived experience, Eugene shares how workplace tragedies ripple far beyond the job site—and why prevention must always be the priority. This conversation is a meaningful reminder that safety isn’t just about compliance—it’s about protecting lives, families, and futures.

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Today, we’re joined by Sabrina Osso, founder of Osso Safe, an organization dedicated to raising awareness and providing practical strategies to prevent violence in both the home and the workplace. Sabrina brings a powerful perspective to a topic that affects far more people than we often realize, shining a light on how we can recognize risks early, create safer environments, and support one another in meaningful ways.

This is an important conversation—one rooted in awareness, prevention, and empowerment. Sabrina shares thoughtful, actionable tips that can help individuals and organizations take proactive steps toward safety, while reminding us that creating safer spaces starts with understanding and open dialogue.

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This week, Nicola Knobel joins us and shares some key strategies for an inclusive workplace and insights into Neurodiversity.

Nicola is an AuDHD leader, writer, and systems thinker with more than eighteen years of experience across risk, safety, law, and organisational culture. She brings together lived experience and professional expertise to help workplaces move beyond compliance toward real psychological safety, inclusion, and human centred leadership.

Nicola holds a Master of Laws focused on health, safety, and employment, and leads strategic risk, assurance, and wellbeing programmes. Her work centres on the belief that leadership can be both effective and deeply human, and that neurodivergent thinkers bring powerful strengths to modern organisations.

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This week, Arthur Lih of LifeVac joins to share his story, the challenges of bringing a life-saving product to market, and the global impact of LifeVac. Arthur shares his story of persistence, innovation and faith.

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Today on the podcast, we’re joined by someone who plays a major role in helping people start – and level up – their careers in transportation.

I’d like to welcome Adam from Northern Academy. Adam has joined us previously, his most recent episode 91 published in September 2025.

If you’ve ever wondered what the difference is between a DZ and an AZ license… if you’re not quite sure what air brakes actually mean for your career… or if you’re trying to figure out which license is the right fit for your goals — this conversation is for you.

Adam works directly with individuals who are entering the transportation industry for the first time, as well as experienced workers who are ready to upgrade their credentials. He sees firsthand the questions, the confusion, and sometimes the hesitation people have when they’re deciding to invest in training. And today, he’s here to break it all down in a clear and practical way.

We’re talking about the different classes of licenses —Whether you're looking at local driving opportunities, long-haul careers, construction, forestry, or industrial work, understanding the license structure is the first step.

One of the things I appreciate about Adam’s approach is that he focuses on helping people make informed decisions. Not everyone needs the same path.

So if you’ve been considering a career change, upgrading your license, or simply want clarity on what each class actually means — you’re going to get real value from this conversation.

Adam, welcome to the podcast — we’re excited to have you here and to dig into the different classes of licenses and what people need to know before they get started. Listen now

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This week, Derrick Hartley, Corporate Sales Manager at Natt Group, joins us to share insights into Natt Group, his career in sales and going above and beyond.

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