In this episode of Leading and Learning Through Safety, Dr. Mark French explores how statistics and risk prioritization can help safety professionals focus limited resources on the hazards that matter…
Safety systems are more than tools for preventing injuries—they can become the foundation for how an organization operates and improves. In this episode of Leading and Learning Through Safety, Dr.…
Going to where the work actually happens sounds simple. So why can it be so difficult?In this episode of Leading and Learning Through Safety, Dr. Mark French explores Gemba, the Lean management…
What makes workplace training meaningful? It may have less to do with the presentation itself and more to do with what happens before the first slide appears.In this episode of Leading and Learning…
Safety training can check every regulatory box and still fail to connect with the people who need it most.In this episode of Leading and Learning Through Safety, Dr. Mark French explores one of his…
This week on the Leading and Learning Through Safety podcast, Dr. Mark French examines two tragic workplace fatalities that highlight a common issue: the critical role of training, hazard recognition,…
In this episode of the Leading and Learning Through Safety podcast, Dr. Mark French explores an often-overlooked leadership skill: ethical decision-making. Rather than focusing on major ethical…
In this episode, we discuss lone worker safety. What are the best practices, technology, and policies for assuring the safety of lone workers. OSHA does not have much to say on the topic, but can we…
We talk about heat stress and new technology that could help employees in distress along with a discussion on lockout tagout and workplace stress.
In this episode, we discuss the Frontline / NPR story "Coal's Deadly Dust", the improvements that have been seen in KY OSHA programs and injury rates as a state, and Powered Industrial Truck training…
