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Author Archives: Chet Brandon
Safety 2016 – Speakers, Students, and Vendors Create a Vibrant Atmosphere
I was asked to contribute daily as a guest blogger by ASSE for Safety 2016. This post was my last but due to some IT glitches it was not posted to the ASSE website. I think the learnings from the expo … Continue reading
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The Ace of Aces
I enjoy reading about people who have accomplished remarkable things. The biographies of their lives are very interesting to me. What were their childhoods like? How did the events come together that led to their success. What struggles did they … Continue reading
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Tagged Ace, biography, Eddie Rickenbacker, Hero, WWI
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1000 Tweets Later…
This blog post will generate my 1001st tweet. It seems to me that 1000 tweets is a milestone. I’ll celebrate it here. I estimate that each tweet averages about 45 seconds to write. When you do the math, it turns out … Continue reading
The Beauty of the New Year
The sun rises on a new year. I can see fifty years old from here… I have learned many things in my life, some from the career within it. Time stands still for no one. Meaningful to me here is General … Continue reading
Guest Blogger: A Word to Millennials…From A Millennial
A guest post by Scott Unruh In the EHS profession and manufacturing industries in general, we are starting to see an influx of Millennials entering the workforce. These “Young Pups” (still a nickname of mine today), are joining the ranks … Continue reading
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Tagged Millennials, personal development, Scott Unruh
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Using the Digital Hawthorne Effect to Improve Safety at Work
I ran across a Fast Company article discussing a new 360 degree action camera that has been invented by former Apple Engineer Paul Alioshin. What’s new about is is the ease in which it captures events from all angles. The device is … Continue reading
International EHS Collaboration: A Discussion with Darryl Hill
I had the opportunity recently to talk with Darryl Hill about his upcoming participation in HSE Excellence Europe, May 20-22, Vienna, Austria. You may know Darryl from his work with the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE). His involvement includes a … Continue reading
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Leadership 101: Increase your Influence with Critical Questions
As a staff member on the organizational chart, many EHS Pros don’t ask critical questions of line staff at decisive moments. This is a missed opportunity to be influential during key decision making processes. By not constructively challenging the status-quo … Continue reading
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What Does the EU Have for You?
Are you looking for some new perspectives on HSE processes and systems? With those new perspectives come new ideas as well. Something to differentiate you and your organization from the pack. Innovation is more than just a way to pad … Continue reading
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Is EHS Verging on Disruption?
If you’re in EHS Cop mode your job is about to be disrupted! A convergence of technologies is occurring that will have a profound impact on the future of our workplaces as EHS professionals and employees. Today I want to focus on several … Continue reading