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Because safety is more than just a policy, practice, or personal protective equipment, the MEMIC Safety Experts Podcast hosted by Peter Koch will interview industry leaders every two weeks on the trends, tools, and techniques that are tried, tested, or emerging in the world…
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Saving Lives in the Trades - How the Practice of Leadership Creates Safer Workplaces with Jenn Ruggerio (opens the original)
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What if the most important safety tool on a jobsite isn't equipment or technology—but it's leadership? In this episode, we explore how leaders influence workplace safety, shape company culture, and help prevent injuries before they happen. From mentoring new hires and addressing risky behaviors to building psychological safety and accountability, we discuss the leadership practices that keep workers safe and engaged. Whether you're a business owner, supervisor, safety professional, or skilled tr
The Confluence of Human Resources and Workplace Safety with Michelle Allen (opens the original)
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Too often, HR and safety teams operate in silos—only collaborating after incidents occur. But what happens when these functions align? The result is a people-first culture that not only prevents injuries but also boosts employee engagement, strengthens leadership, and improves overall organizational performance. In Episode 125 of the MEMIC Safety Experts Podcast, host Peter Koch sits down with Michelle Allen, Chief Human Resources Officer at MEMIC, to explore the powerful connection between HR s
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