In this week’s episode, Stacey is joined by Jean Ndana, the Regional Environment Health and Safety Manager for MST, a global manufacturing company that makes boiler tubes, mechanical tubes, and carbon and alloy pressure pipes for various industries.
In this episode, Stacey and Jean discuss:
* The difficulty of starting a job as a safety manager for a company where none of the previous safety managers ever lasted more than one year.
* The realities of doubting yourself as a safety professional.
* Techniques to overcome your doubts, and commit to being the best safety professional you can be.
* Lessons from a tragic fatal accident on the job.
* The complications of being the new guy at a factory where workers have been employed for years.
* Dealing with a macho work culture where safety can be undermined because workers feel like they’re invincible.
Thanks so much to Jean Ndana for sharing his story and insights!
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