Safety With Purpose Podcast

Supporting Documentation: Originally published by Safeopedia.com: https://www.safeopedia.com/2/3186/prevention-and-control-of-hazards/fault-tree-analysis Podcast Transcript: [00:00]                                     Yeah. [00:08]                                     All right. Welcome to safety with purpose. My name is Scott MacKenzie. You are of course the safety sherpas. You are guiding us up that mountain of success in a safe way. And you're Karen, you're, you're, you're doing the heavy lifting. Thank you very much for everything that you do. You safety professionals as well as keeping to everybody, to all our listeners out there safe, come in home for family, friends, whatever they want to do. So thank you very much. We're going to be talking about fault tree analysis during this particular podcast. This course brought to you by that mad safety man Bryan McWhorter. I know that you're busy. Let's get going. Yeah, yeah. We have no time to waste cause you guys are out there keeping people safe. Like what

Supporting Documentation: Originally published by Safeopedia.com: https://www.safeopedia.com/2/4464/human-factors/negligence/safety-and-the-broken-window-theory Podcast Transcript: [00:04]                                     Okay. [00:08]                                     All right. Again, welcome to safety with purpose. My name is Scott MacKenzie. You of course you guys, you people are the Safety Sherpa. So you are guiding us to the top of this mountain of success with safety and focus and knowledge to make that happen. Thank you very much for joining. We're going to be talking about the broken window theory in this particular episode of safety with purpose, the cars. It comes from that man safety, a professional by the name of Bryan McWhorter. Hope you enjoy because I was very interested in. So let's get going. Busy people out there. I know you guys are busy people. Once again, we're just going to make it quick, simple, fast, no fuss, no Muss. So let's get going. Tailgate talk number one. Okay, I'll go

Supporting Documentation: Originally published by Safeopedia.com: https://www.safeopedia.com/2/3740/health-and-safety-programs/aeds-in-the-workplace Podcast Transcript: [00:08]                                     All right. Welcome to safety with purpose. You are talking to and listening to Scott MacKenzie. Thank you very much for joining you. Safety Sherpas. Yeah, I'm going to Hashtag safety sharpen you to Hashtag safety shirt has. You know what they do? They keep us safe. They keep us safe while we climb that mountain of success. That's what you're all about. You're keeping us safe, keeping us coming home. Thank you very much for what you do. Once again, hashtags, Safety Sherpa. We've got a great interview today we're going to be talking about AED needs in the workplace. Those comes from our wonderful friend called Bryan McWhorter. Matt skills. Bryan McWhorter, the [00:43]                                     world of safety. So let's get going. Hey, thank you very much again, always enjoying the opportuni

Supporting Documentation: Originally published by Safeopedia.com: https://www.safeopedia.com/2/3677/occupations-and-workplaces/accident-investigation-101 Podcast Transcript: [00:08]                                     All right. You safety professionals out there. Welcome to safety with purpose. My name is Scott MacKenzie. I am so glad that you are here. I'm so glad that you are part of this podcast. You know this podcast is platform is dedicated to you, the safety professionals. Everything that we do, everything that we focus on is dedicated to you and the companies that keep us safe and keep us coming home to our families and friends from the bottom of our Mars. Thank you very much. Now we're going to be doing like little quick snippets because we know that you're very busy and this particular episode we're going to be talking a little bit about accident investigations one-on-one. So let's get told, because we have no time to waste. [00:44 ]                                    We don't. You guys are busy o