EHS on Tap

On episode 317 of EHS On Tap, Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts and author of the book The Psychology of AI Adoption at Work: From Resistance to Results, talks about the human side of AI adoption.

On episode 316 of EHS On Tap, Dr. Kevin Weaver, Vice President of EHS Strategy at U.S. Compliance, talks about the new book Building a Strong Safety Culture: The 5 C's of Workplace Safety.

Jackson Phillips, an account manager at Matrix Design Group specializing in industrial safety technology, explores why injury rates can hide serious workplace risks. He discusses automated near-miss detection, forklift-pedestrian interactions, predictive safety, and turning data into operational change. He also examines executive metrics, avoiding data overload, closing the corrective-action loop, and the future of AI-assisted safety systems.

On episode 314 of EHS On Tap, Amanda Fender, EH&S Regional Manager, WinField United (a subsidiary of Land O'Lakes), talks about the importance of taking a proactive approach to workplace safety.

Laura Faust, Senior Product Manager at Industrial Scientific, explores the next generation of workplace gas detection. She discusses balancing simple maintenance with connected safety, choosing cellular technology for lone workers, and navigating industrial connectivity challenges. Faust also introduces Tectra, a worker-centered ecosystem designed to streamline bump tests, updates, data visibility, and scalable safety programs.

Severe weather can turn a routine day into a major crisis. This conversation explores proactive emergency planning, flexible response strategies, and the importance of keeping plans current as organizations evolve. It also covers realistic exercises, clear communication during recovery, and wearable alert technology designed to protect lone workers.

On episode 311 of EHS On Tap, Luke Jacobs, CEO of Encamp, talks about how companies should address waste compliance management.

Clare Epstein, General Manager of Commercial at Vector Solutions, explores workplace safety as a strategic business priority. She discusses measurable safety excellence, building mature cultures, and moving beyond check-the-box training. The conversation also covers microlearning, multilingual content, skills gaps, and AI’s evolving role in training, incident documentation, and workforce readiness.

Corey Silverman, a Highwire safety specialist who previously worked at Amazon and Holder Construction, explores how AI can transform construction safety inspections. They discuss why current observations lack detail, how voice recordings streamline documentation, and the data needed to spot recurring hazards. The conversation also covers computer vision, drones, privacy-preserving technology, and the industry pressure accelerating AI adoption.

On episode 308 of EHS On Tap, Jackson Phillips, Account Manager, Matrix Design Group, explains what businesses need to know about pedestrian detection systems. This episode is sponsored by Matrix Design Group.