Dennis hosts a roundtable with Max Gowdy, Tad Powell, P.E. and Eric Haenlein, P.E. to explore what it really takes to build a strong safety culture. The panelists share stories from their diverse backgrounds—engineering, construction, and management—and discuss themes like peer accountability, leadership by example, and creating psychological safety for workers to speak up. From trench safety to team trust, they reflect on the evolution of industry standards and how repetition, communication,...
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Dennis hosts a roundtable with Max Gowdy, Tad Powell, P.E. and Eric Haenlein, P.E. to explore what it really takes to build a strong safety culture. The panelists share stories from their diverse backgrounds—engineering, construction, and management—and discuss themes like peer accountability, leadership by example, and creating psychological safety for workers to speak up. From trench safety to team trust, they reflect on the evolution of industry standards and how repetition, communication,...
In this episode, Dennis Pivin talks with Dr. Mark Knight from the University of Waterloo about photoionization detectors (PIDs) and their role in monitoring styrene levels during cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) installations. They revisit a landmark study on styrene migration in laterals and explain how PIDs should be properly calibrated and interpreted. The discussion clarifies common misconceptions about VOC readings and highlights the importance of understanding your instrument and its limits w...
NASSCO Safety Podcast
Dennis hosts a roundtable with Max Gowdy, Tad Powell, P.E. and Eric Haenlein, P.E. to explore what it really takes to build a strong safety culture. The panelists share stories from their diverse backgrounds—engineering, construction, and management—and discuss themes like peer accountability, leadership by example, and creating psychological safety for workers to speak up. From trench safety to team trust, they reflect on the evolution of industry standards and how repetition, communication,...
