The Culture of Safety
Business & Economics Podcasts
This podcast is the safety meeting you wish you were in. Matt and Joe speak frankly on what safety really is and are not afraid to tell it how it is. Although they do talk about the various aspects of safety and many differing safety programs, they make it interesting. Many tips and tricks of the trade are reviewed and discussed. This podcast is intended to enrich and inspire others to generate better safety cultures and improve the bottom line for their companies. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy
Location:
United States
Description:
This podcast is the safety meeting you wish you were in. Matt and Joe speak frankly on what safety really is and are not afraid to tell it how it is. Although they do talk about the various aspects of safety and many differing safety programs, they make it interesting. Many tips and tricks of the trade are reviewed and discussed. This podcast is intended to enrich and inspire others to generate better safety cultures and improve the bottom line for their companies. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy
Language:
English
Contact:
661-477-4728
Episodes
Guess whos back, back again
9/24/2023
After a bit of a break Joe and Matt are back talking about what's been happening in life and what to expect in the coming episodes.
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Duration:00:46:19
Building a new culture
9/25/2021
Matt and Joe discuss the many ways to build the foundation of a new culture. It all starts with values. what is valuable to your team and your organization. Joe and Matt bring up different ways in which a team can discuss their values and how to express them.
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Duration:00:55:00
Direct conversation and 1:1
7/21/2021
Matt and Joe explain the importance of having a one on one. Leadership entails motivating and guiding you direct reports on a continuous improvement plan. They discuss how one on one's should be approached, how to plan for one and how to create alignment.
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Duration:01:03:43
Trust: The foundational leadership skills
7/12/2021
Trust is the #1 decider in the effectiveness of a leader. When direct reports do not trust in a leader, the culture suffers. Matt and Joe discuss why trust is an important characteristic in leader. They talk about how to build trust and the signs that your trust has been comprimised.
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Duration:00:56:58
Making difficult decisions
6/28/2021
Matt and Joe chat about the various things to consider when making a critical decision. Decision making skills is important to any supervisor or skill.
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Duration:01:04:19
You gotta read to lead & succeed
6/7/2021
Books books and more books. Matt and Joe talk about one of their favorite subjects, reading. It is well know that leaders are readers, but what should you be reading? Matt and Joe talk about a whole laundry list of books they have read and encourage you to submitt some of your favorite books.
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Duration:01:00:36
Accountability and delegation
6/1/2021
Being able to delegate your authority is important as a leader in a safety role. Matt and Joe explain what delegation is and how to properly assert your authority and give it to others.
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Duration:00:51:21
Rubber duckie you're the one
5/4/2021
Matt and Joe continue their discussion on how to elevate your skills to make the move from entry level to mid-level. Code switching and the rubber duck debugging concepts are detailed.
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Duration:00:52:51
Safety Porpoise
5/4/2021
We are still wrapping up our season of entry level safety advice. We talk about safety "titles" and the soft skills needed in safety leadership. We also cover bettering yourself for you not your company. Identifying a mentor to help guide your soft skills and safety porpoise a beer designed with safety in mind.
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Duration:00:54:34
Bring the heat
4/16/2021
As temperatures begin to rise, so do heat-related incidents. Matt and Joe discuss practical changes to heat-illness programs to effictively change the ebhaviors of employees. Proper nutrition, dietary changes and culture changes are discussed.
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Duration:01:03:46
Taking it to the next level
4/13/2021
Matt and Joe talk about some basic tips on making the mindset shift from an entry-level technician to the mid-level advisor. This three part series begins with the two discussing how to change the mindset from only focusing on safety to broaden the picture.
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Duration:00:54:00
Making meetings meaningful
3/27/2021
Matt and Joe discuss how so many meetings and tailgates can go wrong. Tips and advise are given on how to begin becoming a presenter. Matt and Joe also converse about topic knowledge and personal experiences.
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Duration:00:55:22
That's one way in
3/16/2021
Matt and Joe discuss various ways someone can get their foot in the door or how they can leverage their current positions into a Safety role. The guest Brett Mosely of American Safety Services (CA) & Signal Safety Services (TX) explains how his company finds and develops safety professionals. A conversation about the types of services his company provides and the type of people the company looks for is discussed. Lastly Matt, Brett and Joe talk about how opportunity can be found in almost any job.
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Duration:00:55:05
The ins and outs of the jobsite audit
3/7/2021
Matt and Joe discuss the various ways of conducting audits. They explain how different mindsets can change the flow of job site audits and the implecations of missing critical criteria. Several real-life auditing techniques are introduced and explained to aid entry-level professionals.
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Duration:00:56:38
The secrets behind the ASP and CSP
1/4/2021
Matt and Joe have a previous guest come back on the podcast and explain how he passed his CSP and the road map he used. Further discussion of other certifications also takes place.
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Duration:00:55:27
Back in the saddle
12/27/2020
Matt and Joe are back after a short hiatus. Due to some unforeseen circumstances, Matt and Joe had to delay some recordings. They are back and re-energized and are talking about winter work conditions. Vehicle accidents, seasonal affective disorder and many other topics are discussed in this episode.
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Duration:00:35:22
How to make "Safety Experience"
11/9/2020
In this episode we get back to the topic of getting your first safety job. Many people find it difficult to enter a safety career without safety experience but don't realize that safety experience is where you make it. We talk about careers that lead to safety and how to relate things in your current job to relate to safety.
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Duration:00:42:26
Episode 6: Regulation Interpretation Trepidation
11/4/2020
Matt and Joe are back assisting new safety professionals in understanding how to read regulations. Interpreting regulations is one of the most difficult aspect of the safety profession and Matt and Joe explains great tips on how to properly sort out common regulatory problems.
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Duration:00:56:43
CSUB Student Interview
10/11/2020
Matt and Joe interview two students from California State University Bakersfield. These two students with widely different backgrounds explain how school has changed for them with the Covid-19 pandemic. Both of them explain their thoughts on safety and what they expect when they get their foot in the door.
Duration:00:53:29
Telling isn't training
9/23/2020
Matt and Joe discuss the many pitfalls entry level safety professionals face when they get their foot in the door. This conversation details many techniques on how to provide more effective and long lasting trainings in the workplace. Matt and Joe also talk about how to establish a training schedule if you are starting in a place that has no trainings or ineffective ones.
This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
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Duration:00:54:20