HSI's Chief Safety Officer, Jill James, chats with other safety professionals about how they came into their role as a safety professional, what they've learned along the way, as well as some of the highs and lows that come with job.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 119 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEducation |
To celebrate the Accidental Safety Pro's 6th birthday, Jill sat down with HSI CEO Chad Birckelbaw to discuss the importance of the podcast in supporting the EHS profession and how it aligns with HSI's mission of making the workplace safer and smarter... more
Don't let her city roots fool you. Lisa Blotsky, a casualty risk consultant with AXA XL, got her start in safety by putting on her boots (PPE-approved, of course) and working at a large-scale poultry processing facility. In this episode, listen as Ji... more
Did you know you can utilize your insurance broker for risk assessment on your jobsites? And that PPE for males and females should be designed differently? Or that workplace violence is one of the top three reasons women die in the workplace every ye... more
Join Elizabeth Johnson, Senior Director of EHS at Mitsubishi Power Americas, as she discusses what the next generation of EHS professionals will need, in addition to technical expertise, to be successful. We cover the importance of soft skills, such ... more
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The HR episode you could not hear he other woman talking. I had my car radio on full blast.
I so appreciate the fantastic work that Jill is doing here! The Accidental Safety Pro is truly a must listen for anyone in the EHS space - no matter the topic, you're guaranteed to walk away with a handful of golden nuggets. Highly recommend!
Great podcast! Jill is a fantastic host, that has brought on a huge cross section of people involved in the many different sectors of the EHS community. It’s fascinating to hear about how other safety professionals started off in the industry and what things they have worked on and things they are currently working on. The only things I wish is that the episodes were more frequent and longer in length.
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