Aimee Arsenault's guest appearances

Aimee Arsenault

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Safety Leaders Now

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Why do Safety Departments track widgets? And more importantly, does everyone involved understand why those widgets are being tracked? This week's guest, Aimee Arsenault (Owner &amp; Consultant at Transmit Safety) gives us her insight into these questions and many, many more! Introduction to Aimee Arsenault [00:00:54] How Aimee started her career in Health and Safety [00:01:43] Transmit safety’s ‘Help Coach Guide’ approach to workplace health and safety [00:04:27] What makes Transmit Safety stand out in the Health and Safety consulting space [00:10:42] Aimee’s views on audit standards [00:15:44] The importance of Health and Safety as a benchmark for continuous improvement  [00:20:11] Understanding how successful safety strategies can drive value for the businesses [00:22:21] Thinking about safety metrics as tools for actionable change [00:25:47] Aimee's thoughts on the auditing process and the importance of viewing auditing as bare minimum compliance [00:30:12] Recommendations for choosing an independent auditor for your business [00:33:38] Should regulators be held to a higher standard? [00:45:31] How to get employees engaged with workplace health and safety programs [00:52:20] How having different definitions for ‘risk’ impacts an organization's safety strategy [00:55:25] Why Aimee cares about Health and Safety [01:04:32] Aimee's top tips for Safety Professionals [01:06:33] Aimee’s predictions for industry-wide disruptors [01:10:20] Connect with Aimee: transmitsafety.comGet the full show notes, here: blog.opslock.com/podcast-notes/aimee-arsenaultReach out to Joe on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/joejmeadowsSafety Leaders Now is presented to you by Opslock, the new way to keep your team safe at work. Get free access to Opslock's workplace observations software: opslock.com/book-consultationMusic by Dyalla Swain: soundcloud.com/dyallasLike this episode? Make sure to leave it a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review and hit subscribe, so you never miss when a new episode drops.

Why do Safety Departments track widgets? And more importantly, does everyone involved understand why those widgets are being tracked? This week's guest, Aimee Arsenault (Owner &amp; Consultant at Transmit Safety) gives us her insight into these questions and many, many more!<ul> <li>Introduction to Aimee Arsenault [00:00:54]</li> <li>How Aimee started her career in Health and Safety [00:01:43]</li> <li>Transmit safety’s ‘Help Coach Guide’ approach to workplace health and safety [00:04:27]</li> <li>What makes Transmit Safety stand out in the Health and Safety consulting space [00:10:42]</li> <li>Aimee’s views on audit standards [00:15:44]</li> <li>The importance of Health and Safety as a benchmark for continuous improvement  [00:20:11]</li> <li>Understanding how successful safety strategies can drive value for the businesses [00:22:21]</li> <li>Thinking about safety metrics as tools for actionable change [00:25:47]</li> <li>Aimee's thoughts on the auditing process and the importance of viewing auditing as bare minimum compliance [00:30:12]</li> <li>Recommendations for choosing an independent auditor for your business [00:33:38]</li> <li>Should regulators be held to a higher standard? [00:45:31]</li> <li>How to get employees engaged with workplace health and safety programs [00:52:20]</li> <li>How having different definitions for ‘risk’ impacts an organization's safety strategy [00:55:25]</li> <li>Why Aimee cares about Health and Safety [01:04:32]</li> <li>Aimee's top tips for Safety Professionals [01:06:33]</li> <li>Aimee’s predictions for industry-wide disruptors [01:10:20]</li> </ul> Connect with Aimee: <a href="https://transmitsafety.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">transmitsafety.com</a>Get the full show notes, here: <a href="http://blog.opslock.com/podcast-notes/aimee-arsenault" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">blog.opslock.com/podcast-notes/aimee-arsenault</a>Reach out to Joe on LinkedIn: <a href="http://linkedin.com/in/joejmeadows" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">linkedin.com/in/joejmeadows</a>Safety Leaders Now is presented to you by Opslock, the new way to keep your team safe at work. Get free access to Opslock's workplace observations software: <a href="https://www.opslock.com/book-consultation" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">opslock.com/book-consultation</a> Music by Dyalla Swain: <a href="http://soundcloud.com/dyallas" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">soundcloud.com/dyallas</a>Like this episode? Make sure to leave it a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review and hit subscribe, so you never miss when a new episode drops.

Thinking about safety compliance as a baseline, not a finish line (with Aimee Arsenault, Owner & Consultant at Transmit Safety)

Aimee Arsenault of Transmit Safety

In this episode of The Do Good Business Podcast, we're deep diving into health and safety, and what that means for any business, of any size (yes, even you, solopreneur). We're joined by Health &amp; Safety Consultant Aimee Arsenault. She's the founder of Transmit Safety and she's passionate about ensuring the success of the organization through health and safety management systems. With exposure to various industries throughout her career, she understands how dynamic working environments can be and know that communication between all parties is key. In this episode, we're talking about:What it actually means to have a "healthy and safe" workplaceHow to fight off the temptation to cut corners to keep profits higherWhen online and home-based businesses should start actually considering health and safety and being more intentional about itand more! To connect with Aimee, visit the Transmit Safety website at transmitsafety.com.To learn more about Rebel Office and The Do Good Business Podcast, visit rebel office.ca. To grab your free copy of our guide 5 Tasks to Automate Today to Hit $5K Months, visit rebeloffice.ca/guide-automate. 

In this episode of The Do Good Business Podcast, we're deep diving into health and safety, and what that means for any business, of any size (yes, even you, solopreneur). We're joined by Health &amp; Safety Consultant Aimee Arsenault.  She's the founder of Transmit Safety and she's passionate about ensuring the success of the organization through health and safety management systems. With exposure to various industries throughout her career, she understands how dynamic working environments can be and know that communication between all parties is key.  In this episode, we're talking about:<ul><li>What it actually means to have a "healthy and safe" workplace</li><li>How to fight off the temptation to cut corners to keep profits higher</li><li>When online and home-based businesses should start actually considering health and safety and being more intentional about it</li><li>and more! </li></ul>To connect with Aimee, visit the Transmit Safety website at <a href="http://transmitsafety.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">transmitsafety.com</a>. To learn more about Rebel Office and The Do Good Business Podcast, visit rebel <a href="http://office.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">office.ca</a>. To grab your free copy of our guide 5 Tasks to Automate Today to Hit $5K Months, visit <a href="http://rebeloffice.ca/guide-automate" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">rebeloffice.ca/guide-automate</a>.

The Dos and Don'ts of Fostering a Healthy & Safe Culture with Aimee Arsenault

In this episode, long-time SJL lounger and friend of the show Aimee Arsenault joins the crew to teach us how to properly stalk clients on social... er... no. She joins us to teach us how her "boutique" style of safety consulting helps build a solution that is custom fit to a client's needs.  We also learn why Abby talks to herself and why Letterkenny just doesn't make the cut as Canada's top TV show. 

In this episode, long-time SJL lounger and friend of the show Aimee Arsenault joins the crew to teach us how to properly stalk clients on social... er... no. She joins us to teach us how her "boutique" style of safety consulting helps build a solution that is custom fit to a client's needs. We also learn why Abby talks to herself and why Letterkenny just doesn't make the cut as Canada's top TV show.