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Dr Andrew Sharman talks about the cost of a Lost Time Incident in this podcast. Listen from 49 minutes and the next 5 minutes. He cites a direct cost of $100,000-$150,000 USD for a Lost Case Incident, referencing both the ILO and US OSHA standards. This translates to approximately $137,000-$205,000 CAD. This means an organization would need to generate an additional $1 million in revenue to offset the loss. And then there is the Due Diligence and Human Rights: The #GRI standards emphasize that organizations should conduct due diligence to identify, prevent, mitigate, and account for how they address actual and potential negative impacts on human rights. This approach underscores the importance of addressing human rights issues as a priority, sometimes over direct financial costs. It includes mechanisms for remediation where the organization has caused or contributed to adverse impacts." Do you do safety for the sake of the money or for the sake of human rights? #Performance #Transformation #HighReliability #PsychologicalSafety #SustainableWorkplaces

Episode 31 of the Healthier Workplaces Show Podcast is out! Check out this compelling discussion featuring AIHA Board of Directors President Dina Siegel CIH, CSP, CBSP, FAIHA and President-Elect Nicole Greeson, MS, CIH as they unravel key trends shaping the next decade in industrial hygiene and occupational/environmental health and safety. Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/dsjcEYrz #HealthierWorkplaces #OEHS #Safety #IH #Futureoftheprofession #Podcast

🎧 Gear up for safety with The SafetyPro Podcast! 👤 Our host, experienced safety professional Hoffmann, shares vital insights about workplace health and safety. ⚠️ From industrial hazards to emergency response strategies, it’s about helping you create a safer, more informed environment. 📚 So whether you're learning how to handle medical emergencies like CPR or fostering a culture of safety in the workplace, tune in and get empowered! ✅ Stay safe. Stay informed. 🚨 #SafetyFirst #WorkplaceSafety #HealthAndSafetyTraining #EmergencyResponse #SafetyPodcast #SafetyTraining #EmployeeSafety #SafetyPro #MedicalEmergencies #CPR #SafetyCulture

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Rescue strategies for elevated situations are a crucial component of a safety expert's arsenal for safeguarding the welfare of workers operating at heights. Whether it's construction sites, industrial settings, or maintenance tasks, the risk of accidents involving falls from elevated positions is a persistent concern.    In a recent episode of our Safety Storytellers podcast, we explored the question: What actions would safety professionals take if a worker were to fall while working at a height and become suspended by their harness?     Put simply, how would they facilitate a safe descent to the ground?    Our guest, Drew Hinton, PhD, CSP, CHMM, EMT, President & CEO of Arrow Safety boasts 15 years of experience in occupational health and safety In this podcast, Drew provides insights into the essential components of effective height rescue plans. He emphasizes how a well-crafted rescue strategy can make the ultimate difference between life and death in such critical scenarios.    Take a listen to hear more from our chat!  #EHS #OSHA #SafetyCulture #SafetyFirst #Sospes #EHSManagement 

Episode three of the Inogen Alliance delves into Bridging the Gap of Occupation Safety Across Borders, featuring Tonkin + Taylor’s Senior Environmental Health + Safety Consultant Bruno Zapata. Workplace safety isn’t just a priority, it's a fundamental requirement. As occupational risks evolve, how can we ensure that our safety practices not only comply with regulatory requirements but also cultivate a safety culture across industries? Tune in to this episode to hear interviews from leaders in the Environmental Health and Safety space with experts, Bruno Zapata,  Alizabeth Aramowicz Smith, Senior Environmental Health and Safety Consultant at Antea Group USA and Sofiane Kessouar, Senior Environmental Health and Safety Consultant at Baden Consulting EMA, as they discuss the multifacted landscape of occupational health, spanning regions and industries. Bruno emphasises meaningful engagement with health and safety, noting that “Some companies want to quickly resolve a case, or they want to quickly close something, but you need to use that as an opportunity. You need to engage with the stakeholders, and you need to try to understand, “Okay, what is actually the root cause of this event, so I can prevent this?” In this episode we will explore the global differences in EHS, the influence of local cultures on safety structures, and innovative solutions to mitigate workplace risks today. Emphasising the importance of fostering a strong safety culture, continuous learning, and proactive strategies to foster safer workplaces for all. Subscribe here: Spotify - https://lnkd.in/dUT5nY4t Apple podcasts - https://lnkd.in/d2DtW3Uz Or listen on the T+T website here: https://lnkd.in/gyUAX-8v #InogenAlliance #EHS #ESG #healthandsafety #climateresilience #sustainability #environmentalconsulting #sustainablefuture #safetyprofessionals #internationalbusiness #podcast

A fascinating conversation about cause and effect of occupational health and safety - take a listen even if this isn’t your specialty, it’s fascinating to see links between the workplace and its potential effects on human health and even food sources.

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