Episodes
Construction Workers are Occupational Athletes Who (mostly) Treat The…
Construction workers are called occupational athletes, so why aren't they treating their bodies like it? Brad, Dan, and guest Kevin get real about the health habits that are quietly shortening careers in the trades. Sleep, diet, hydration, and movement. It all adds up, and nobody's talking about it…
Stop Piecing It Together: How to Build a Managed Fall Protection Prog…
In this podcast episode, safety professionals Dan, Brad, and Kevin Goodwin advocate for a systematic and proactive approach to fall protection in the construction industry. They contrast high-level ANSI Z359.2 standards, whic...
Effort vs. Impact: Why Working Hard Isn't Enough to Get Promoted
You've worked hard, delivered results, and never said no, so why haven't you been promoted? In this episode, Brad and Dan pull back the curtain on the unspoken rules of career advancement in construction. They explain why managers promote outcomes, not effort, and how to close the gap between doing…
Solving the Hard Problems: Consulting and Leadership with Jon Ruiz
In this episode of Climbing the Ladder, the Safety Bros sit down with Jon Ruiz, a seasoned consultant with over 20 years of experience building businesses, advising executives, and solving complex problems across a wide range...
From Chaos to Coordination: Steps to Boost Crew Engagement and Safety…
If you want to run a safer, more efficient business, daily planning is key, especially in construction. In this episode of Safety Bros, we break down how simple pre-task plans don’t just keep your crews safe, but drive produc...
The Road to Safety: Conversations on Leadership and Ethics with Kevin…
Excited to share some insights from the latest episode of the Safety Bros podcast! We had the pleasure of speaking with Kevin Goodwin, an EHS manager, about the journey and challenges in the world of construction safety. Her...
Master Building Effective Construction Safety Relationships: Priority…
Brad and Dan discussed keys to success for new safety professionals in the construction industry. Here are some takeaways: 🔹 Build Relationships: Establish connections with everyone on the team. Respect and understanding acro...
Empowering New Leaders in Construction: Starting with Safety
The construction industry is one of the most challenging and dangerous sectors in America, responsible for a significant portion of work-related injuries and fatalities. Given the inherent risks, there's an unparalleled prior...