Utility Safety Podcast by Incident Prevention Magazine Incident Prevention Magazine

In this episode, Danny provides additional views and perspectives from his June-July 2021 column called “Overhad Line Work, Then and Now?” You can read this article by going to incident-prevention.com. Listen now to learn some insightful observations and tips about safely doing overhead line work.

In this episode, Kate Wade talks about the use of UTVs and ATVs in utility work with Ty Fenton of Safety One to learn about what utility and contractor organizations need to think about when purchasing and using these vehicles in order to avoid potentially tragic incidents.

Kurt Moreland sits down with Jelco's Kat Lea to all all about an exciting new RFID tag product called EZ Track, which will offer utilities expanded ability to track lanyard and harness inspection logs, product records and instruction manuals all via cloud-based technology. Kat also talks about acquiring Elk River, Inc.

In this episode, we sit down with the creator of both Incident Prevention magazine and the iP Utility Safety Conference & Expo, Carla Housh, and the event coordinator of conference, Melissa Housh, to talk about what makes this event so important to those who work in the highly-specialized area of utility safety.

What is the true cause of complacency? How can developing new habits reduce incidents? What is it about our brains that makes us want to take shortcuts? Sharon Lipinski, CEO of Habit Mastery Consulting, will answer these questions and more as she sits down with Incident Prevention magazine's editor Kate Wade to discuss the biological basis of complacency.

In this episode, Danny provides additional views and perspectives from his April-May 2021 column called “System Operations: Who’s In Charge?” You can read this article by going to incident-prevention.com. Listen now to learn why it’s important to slow down, or even stop work, when something doesn’t seem right about the job.