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What is EHS? How do you get into this line of work? What are the best practices that businesses are using today? All of this and more right here on The Safety Wire Podcast.
I had the privledge of talking with Joe Peebles, host of the Flight Level Zero podcast, to discuss his views on safety from the viewpoint of a technician and a business owner.
Mental and physical health is not just for fitness enthusiasts. In order to properly operate in the aviation industry, we must properly maintain our health. Join me as I speak with Micah and Diana LaCerte, two global names in the world of fitness, as we discuss health and how it relates to aviation.
Thank you!! Between Spotify and LinkedIn the Safety Wire Podcast has gained over 300 followers!
Here is confusing safety part 2, shedding light on OSHA and Education.
A great conversation with Ren Camacho of the Akron Canton Airport. Mr. Camacho, as the CEO of CAK, has a great perspective of how safety fits in to a massive, multi-dimensional operation.
Safety regulations can be very confusing. In this two part series, I look at two of the most confusing topics with regards to aviation ground safety. First is Hazardous Waste storage and shipping, and the second will cover Powered Industrial Trucks and the OSHA regulations governing them.
Jim Lee of SimpleQuE shares an incredible first hand point of view on the standards that allow aviation organizations to put out a quality product. Exploring why we utilize standards, the new changes coming up, and how the industry has changed over the years.
Dr. Tony Kern is an award winning author, CEO of Convergent Performance, and the namesake of the NBAA Professionalism in Aviation Award. On this episode, Dr. Kern sits down with me to discuss his legacy in aviation and his viewpoint on where our field is heading. Take a listen to one of the most influential minds in our industry.
Aviation safety is all about risk management. Today we look at one of the more risky operations in aviation and how they properly manage that risk to operate safely and with the highest regard to quality work. Matt Nenzoski of Constant Aviation joins me to discuss safety from the viewpoint of a mobile aircraft technician.
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