Join Elizabeth Johnson, Senior Director of EHS at Mitsubishi Power Americas, as she discusses what the next generation of EHS professionals will need, in addition to technical expertise, to be successful. We cover the importance of soft skills, such as communication and leadership, the significance of clear and concise writing, and the value of pursuing education. Overall, Elizabeth highlights the importance of supporting and mentoring the next generation of safety professionals and leaving a positive impact on the profession. Elizabeth shares her into the safety profession, starting with her time in the United States Army and her transition into the field of safety.
#17: First year safety pro syndrome
#16: These guys really lived safety. It wasn't just a flavor of the month.
#15: I can die on that hill and make it better for somebody else.
#14: Guess what I did to a turkey today?
#13: The real test is, 'Can we change other people's minds about this?'
NSC Live: "I always tell people it's a sales job. You're really essentially a salesman."
NSC Live: "A recovering liberal arts student." with John Dony
NSC Live: "Eliminating preventable deaths in our lifetime." with NSC President Debbie Hersman
NSC Live: "I think this would be a great way for us to fund steel toe boots."
NSC Live: "People were making bets on how long I could make it."
#12: The Swiss cheese model of accident causation.
#11: Crab asthma.
#10: It's not about being more careful.
#9: Safety? In that industry? All I can think of right now are Buzz and Woody.
#8: I have to tell you, those science teachers love to accumulate chemicals they shouldn't keep.
#7: I'm letting everybody know our secrets.
#6: Turning a really great story into some story about death in like 5 seconds.
#5: Do your homework, speak your mind, and don't be afraid.
#4: Teach me.
#3: Everyone's invincible until chemicals are pumped into the wrong tank.
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