Just wondering if anyone here listens to any safety podcasts ( I know the HSE has one).
What do you listen to & are they any good??
I listen to some business / productivity related ones, but they are all american - I dont want to add US safety stuff to my listening list really!!
Cheers
Mick
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I listen to many podcasts but no safety ones. I’ll have to have a look on my podcast app 
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Mick,
I listen to the `Pre-Accident Investigation` podcast by Todd Conklin. And yes it`s American, but, it has regular contributions from non-American people and is very good. Don`t get me wrong some of them I take nothing from, but there is usually something of interest. They`re usually only about 30 minutes long so don`t drag.
I listen to the `Pre-Accident Investigation` podcast by Todd Conklin. And yes it`s American, but, it has regular contributions from non-American people and is very good. Don`t get me wrong some of them I take nothing from, but there is usually something of interest. They`re usually only about 30 minutes long so don`t drag.
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I’m liaison officer for the IOSH Environmental and Waste Management group, I can set up webinars etc and when I took on the role I was also told podcasts, I had a meeting with someone at IOSH and asked the question about Podcasts and was told that they are not really that viable as the costs were quite large in comparison to a webinar.
Apparently IOSH Yorkshire branch used to do one for each meeting and had to stop fue to cost.
Apparently IOSH Yorkshire branch used to do one for each meeting and had to stop fue to cost.
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Listened to a couple of episodes now of the Safeti podcast. Neither of them were in industries I’m familiar with but got something out of both of them. Would definitely recommend.Extankman wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2019 11:52 am I see this regularly on my twitter / LinkedIn feed
Its pretty decent
https://safeti.com/
I’ve also downloaded the Pre Accident Investigation podcast and will give it a listen soon
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