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EHS Unplugged Podcast

EHS Unplugged is a weekly podcast by Vivianne Boaz, an Environmental Health and Safety expert and enthusiast.

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Aug 7, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    Child Safeguarding and Protection (opens the original)

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    We talk a lot about protecting children. But what does that actually mean in practice? In this episode of EHS Unplugged , Vivianne Boaz sits down with Winnie Makokha , an OSH practitioner specialising in Child Safeguarding and Protection in schools, for a conversation about what it really takes to create safer environments for children. From the spaces children learn and play in, to their homes and communities, safeguarding is about much more than having policies on paper. It is about recognisin

  2. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    When work becomes a war zone (opens the original)

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    When missiles began flying across the Middle East, thousands of East African workers were caught in the middle.Recorded at the height of the Israel-Iran conflict, this episode captures the real experiences of an OSH professional working in the region. Although the conflict has since de-escalated and many have returned to work, the lessons on safety, crisis preparedness, and protecting workers remain as relevant as ever.What does it take to keep people safe when the world around them changes over

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