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The Accidental Safety Pro
HSI
137 episodes
1 week ago
HSI's Chief Safety Officer, Jill James, chats with other safety professionals about how they came into their role as a safety professional, what they've learned along the way, as well as some of the highs and lows that come with job.
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HSI's Chief Safety Officer, Jill James, chats with other safety professionals about how they came into their role as a safety professional, what they've learned along the way, as well as some of the highs and lows that come with job.
Show more...
Education
Business
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125: OSHA Isn't Driving the Safety Pro's Future
The Accidental Safety Pro
1 hour 4 minutes
8 months ago
125: OSHA Isn't Driving the Safety Pro's Future
Dr. Fran Scott-Diehl, who embarked on her journey in the safety profession in the mid-1990s, initially intended to study architecture but was steered towards occupational safety and health by encouraging female professors. Her career began in claims processing, a role she found emotionally taxing, prompting her to transition to the utility industry and private sector positions, including at Sysco Foods and PODS. Dr. Fran underscores the necessity of establishing a robust safety framework, particularly when integrating new safety professionals lacking traditional backgrounds, emphasizing that effective safety leaders require strong interpersonal skills, curiosity, and a commitment to hard work. As an educator, she encourages upcoming safety professionals to be independent thinkers who challenge authority and innovate, while also highlighting the importance of self-reflection and self-care to prevent burnout. She advises safety professionals to prioritize nurturing themselves to enhance their leadership in the new year. Dr. Francene Scott-Diehl, PhD, MPH,CSP, CIT, CDS [https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-francene-scott-diehl-phd-mph-csp-cit-cds-3a760915/] Franny the Safety Nanny Books [https://www.amazon.com/Franny-Safety-Nanny-Francene-Scott/dp/1737834502]
The Accidental Safety Pro
HSI's Chief Safety Officer, Jill James, chats with other safety professionals about how they came into their role as a safety professional, what they've learned along the way, as well as some of the highs and lows that come with job.