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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Women in Safety podcast. In this episode, Alanna tackles the pervasive issue of imposter syndrome among women in the safety profession.



Drawing from personal experiences and community discussions, she highlights the self-doubt many women face despite their qualifications. Alana offers practical strategies to combat these feelings, such as recognising self-doubt, seeking supportive networks, and celebrating achievements. She emphasises the importance of self-acknowledgement and encourages participation in initiatives like the Women in Safety Awards.



This episode serves as an empowering call to action for women to recognise their worth and thrive in their careers.



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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Women in Safety podcast. In this episode, Alanna had a wonderful chat with Megan Smith, a seasoned health and safety professional from Brisbane. Megan shares her diverse career journey, starting from return-to-work claims management to her current role in high-risk transport and logistics. 



She discusses the challenges of working in male-dominated environments, the importance of aligning with businesses that share her values, and balancing work with single parenthood. Megan also emphasises the need for flexibility in supporting working parents and offers advice to women entering the health and safety field. This episode is a blend of professional insights and personal experiences, aimed at empowering and inspiring listeners.



Megan offers valuable advice for women entering the health and safety field, especially those in the early stages of their careers. She encourages them not to overcomplicate things and to seek support from a community of professionals.



Connect with Megan:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-smith-23b213196/ 





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If you enjoyed this episode, share it with your friends, colleagues, and fellow safety professionals to empower and inspire others and help us spread the word about the incredible work being done in the health and safety profession. Stay tuned for more transformative conversations in our upcoming episodes. Thank you for listening!



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Let's take a trip down memory lane...



Taking the 2022 Virtual Women in Safety Awards to an in person event in 2023 was no easy feat but Alanna did it!



This short, reflective podcast episode is more a brain dump to share the thoughts behind the in person event in Sydney earlier this week but also to start thinking about 2024 Awards and other events. What are you doing to inspire, transform or empower yourself in your career?



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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Women in Safety podcast. In this episode, Alanna welcomes Dr. Megan Tranter, an esteemed executive leader in health and safety with a diverse background at top-tier companies such as PepsiCo, Amazon, and Netflix. 



Dr. Tranter shares her inspiring career journey, emphasising the importance of resilience, trust-building, and strategic thinking in overcoming industry challenges. The discussion touches on gender-related hurdles, the significance of supportive professional relationships, and the balance between work and personal well-being. 



The episode concludes with reflections on leadership, work-life balance, and Dr. Tranter's commitment to making a positive impact in the field.



Connect with Dr. Tranter:

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-megan-tranter-94860311/ 



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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Women in Safety podcast. In this episode, Alanna welcomes Gabrielle Connolly from New York, who works at an AI technology company. Gabrielle shares her journey from chemical inventory management to health and safety roles at Nestlé Waters, and her current position where she helps businesses implement AI solutions. 



Throughout the conversation, Gabrielle discusses the challenges in workplace health and safety, particularly in the post-COVID-19 era. She highlights the critical importance of addressing psychological and mental health issues in the workplace. Gabrielle emphasises the need for readiness in adopting new technologies and shares valuable insights on using data to improve safety practices.



Gabrielle underscores the importance of continuous learning and staying curious to adapt to new safety technologies. She also speaks to the role of effective leadership in fostering a culture of safety and innovation. 



This episode is a testament to the value of technology in enhancing workplace safety and the pivotal role of curiosity and good leadership in driving these advancements. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of how AI can revolutionise health and safety practices and the importance of being prepared for technological changes.



Connect with Gabrielle:

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabrielle-connolly-csp-a7b218112/ 



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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Women in Safety podcast. In this episode, Alanna welcomes health and safety professional, Manjula Chinni. 



Manjula shares her journey into the field, sparked by her husband's workplace injury, and her subsequent education at RMIT. They discuss her recent redundancy and future plans, including starting her own consulting business. The conversation touches on the challenges faced by women, especially culturally diverse women, in a male-dominated industry. Manjula emphasises the importance of networking, continuous learning, and supporting small businesses. 



This episode highlights Manjula's passion for safety and the empowering nature of the Women in Safety community.



Tune in to learn:


Manjula Chinni's journey in the health and safety field


Impact of safety on individuals, organisations, and communities


Manjula's recent redundancy and future plans


Challenges faced by women in a predominantly male industry


Staying updated on industry trends and regulations


Value of networking and knowledge sharing in the Women in Safety community


Nuances of health and safety practices


Advice for aspiring women in the health and safety industry


Personal connection and support between Alana and Manjula


Promotion of safety and collective effort in advancing the field





Connect with Manjula:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manjula-chinni-51670b7/ 



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