The Case for Safety Podcast

Terry Krug and Terry Ketchum, chair and vice chair of the ANSI/ASSP Z117 Committee share how the Z117.1 standard can help address the hazards and risks associated with confined spaces.

Dr. Jan Wachter discusses the importance of worker engagement and how it can help you improve your safety and health management system.

Alexi Carli and Steve Newell, chair and vice chair of the ANSI/ASSP Z16 Committee join us to discuss the soon-to-be released Z16 standard and how it can help you develop a process to identify the right safety and health metrics for your organization.

From our archive, we’re joined by Rachel Michael, director of consulting services at Exponent EHF, for a conversation on creating an ergonomically sound home workspace.

Pam Walaski, CSP, senior program director at Specialty Technical Consultants, joins us to discuss some common objections safety managers may encounter and shares tips on how to address them.

Compliance with OSHA regulations has ethical and legal implications for safety professionals and their organizations. This two-part episode features James Boretti, CSP, president and CEO of Boretti, Inc. and Todd Logsdon, national workplace safety practice group co-leader and partner at Fisher & Phillips, LLP, discussing the ethical and legal implications of OSHA compliance.

Julia Kunlo, CSP, and vice president of Evolution Safety Resources, joins us to discuss how those starting out in occupational safety and health can build an effective program.

An encore presentation of episodes featuring members of the ANSI/ASSP Z359 Committee on Fall protection and Fall Restraint discussing self-retracting devices and anchorage connectors.

Michael Taubitz, senior adviser at FDR Safety, joins us to discuss Prevention through Design (PtD) and how you can apply PtD concepts at your organization.

Jessica Richardson, senior manager of professional and organizational advancement at BCSP, shares ways you can earn CEUs toward recertification.