April 5, 2021
Altitudes, humidity and transient over voltages, oh my! When OSHA updated its 1910.269 standards back in 2014, it brought about a number of changes to minimum approach distance—or MAD—requirements to take into account the unique environmental changes that can impact air insulation. In this episode, Pam Tompkins goes over why those changes were made and how they help improve the safety of your workers.
This discussion was developed from our popular online, self-paced video-driven course, OSHA Electric Power Standards with Pam Tompkins & Matt Edmonds. This course was built to provide you with a simple and practical way to learn about OSHA’s Electric Power standards 1910.269 and 1926 Subpart V and provide you with expert insight and interpretations that help you understand the applications of the regulation. For more information on how you can purchase this course, visit https://ip-institute.com/osha-electric-power-standards/
February 11, 2021
To be an effective leader, one leadership style does not fit all. Learn why it's important to adapt your leadership styles based on the situation, people and context in this podcast with David McPeak.
This conversation was developed from our popular utility safety leadership program, Frontline. First developed as a classroom experience, but now available online as a video-driven, self-paced course, Frontline helps you improve the leadership and safety across your organization. To learn more about bringing Frontline to your organization, visit FrontlineUtilityLeader.com.
February 11, 2021
Learn why emotional intelligence is a fundamental key to leadership success and how it helps create better communication amongst your team. David McPeak will give insights into the importance of emotional intelligence and provide you with some tips and guidance.
This conversation was developed from our popular utility safety leadership program, Frontline. First developed as a classroom experience, but now available online as a video-driven, self-paced course, Frontline helps you improve the leadership and safety across your organization. To learn more about bringing Frontline to your organization, visit FrontlineUtilityLeader.com.
February 11, 2021
What is influence and why is it an essential trait for every leader to have? David McPeak will discuss just that in this episode as well as provide some insights on how you can improve your own influence.
This conversation was developed from our popular utility safety leadership program, Frontline. First developed as a classroom experience, but now available online as a video-driven, self-paced course, Frontline helps you improve the leadership and safety across your organization. To learn more about bringing Frontline to your organization, visit FrontlineUtilityLeader.com.
February 11, 2021
How do utility safety & ops leaders have healthy relationships with their team in ways that makes the team, its team and the quality of life better? Join David McPeak as he answers this question and also explains why it is impossible to be an effective leader if you don't have healthy relationships with your team.
This conversation was developed from our popular utility safety leadership program, Frontline. First developed as a classroom experience, but now available online as a video-driven, self-paced course, Frontline helps you improve the leadership and safety across your organization. To learn more about bringing Frontline to your organization, visit FrontlineUtilityLeader.com.
February 11, 2021
What is utility safety and operations leadership? How do influence, performance and standards apply? These are the questions David McPeak will answer in this Frontline Utility Safety Leadership session.
First developed as a classroom experience, but now available online as a video-driven, self-paced course, Frontline helps you improve the leadership and safety across your organization. To learn more about bringing Frontline to your organization, visit FrontlineUtilityLeader.com.
February 11, 2021
If there is one thing that is especially challenging for people to overcome, it's leading people to accept and embrace change. Join David McPeak as he discusses how great utility leaders lead change. This conversation was developed from our popular utility safety leadership program, Frontline.
First developed as a classroom experience, but now available online as a video-driven, self-paced course, Frontline helps you improve the leadership and safety across your organization. To learn more about bringing Frontline to your organization, visit FrontlineUtilityLeader.com.
