The HSE Network Podcast

Having a good control of work system in place can lead to multiple efficiencies and save both time and money for your organisation. In this podcast, we sit down with Jarmo Päivä of Elisa IndustrIQ for a discussion around how control of work software can help those in the health and safety management sphere. Within the podcast expect to learn * What the most common pain points are for HSE managers with physical control of work processes * How moving from manual to digitalised processes can deliver HSE managers lots of benefits * What are the emerging technologies to keep an eye on in the sphere  * How you can go about selecting the right control of work software for your needs And more unique insights. Support the show [https://www.hse-network.com/register/]

Here we reshare a great podcast from Paul Clark (HSE Network's co-founder) on the Changing Safety Podcast.  We sit with James to discuss what needs to change in safety, and what the future looks like if we were to unite and work closely together with our common goals. We discuss his thoughts and feelings on what he believes can really make a difference, such as looking outside of industry for solutions and challenge ourselves as pro Support the show [https://www.hse-network.com/register/]

When we talk about creating safer and healthier workplaces we often realise that a lot of employees are surprised when they learn drug and alcohol testing is an important part of the workforce’s safety. But this shouldn’t be a surprise, last year just over 1 in 10 adults aged 16-59 reported taking drugs, and for those aged 16-24, it was 1 in 51. We also know the importance of supporting employees' mental health, with 1 in 4 people in the UK experiencing a mental health problem each year2. Today we are going to look at the link between mental health and drug and alcohol use in the workplace. By making managers more aware of the problem and providing proactive support to employees, can we help reduce the risk that drugs and alcohol pose to the workplace? To talk to us more about this today we have Andy Stevens. Andy Stevens runs his own building and consultancy companies. He is a strong advocate for mental health, especially in the construction industry and has presented a series interviewing people in the industry who have struggled with mental health. He has not just spoken of his own difficulties and how he overcame them, but also speaks at exhibitions and conferences on mental health in construction and now advises companies and Government in America, Canada and the UK as well as chairing many panels on this topic. This podcast has been sponsored by Abbott. Support the show [https://www.hse-network.com/register/]

This month on the HSE Network podcast we reflect on the HSE Virtual Series Congress with a fantastic conversation between our old Managing Director and event presenter Elliot Cunnington and CHEP's Director of Health and Safety Vicki Simmons. Vicki gives a candid account of her experience with a nervous breakdown and how she dealt with it.   Linkedin here >> [https://www.linkedin.com/company/hsenetwork] Twitter: https://twitter.com/Network_HSE [https://twitter.com/Network_HSE] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HSENetwork/ [https://www.facebook.com/HSENetwork/] Website: https://www.hse-network.com/ [https://www.hse-network.com/]    Support the show [https://www.hse-network.com/register/]

When we talk about Connecting Safety, Health and well-being in the workplace we often realise that a lot of employees are surprised when they learn drug and alcohol testing is an important part of the workforce’s safety. We would like to solve some mysteries around why drug testing is an important part of occupational health assessments so we sat down with Jane Le Count and Dr Maggie Samuel who both play an important role in the drug testing services provided by Abbott. Support the show [https://www.hse-network.com/register/]