We had a blast last week with 3M at the Indiana Electric Cooperative's 2024 Lineman Rodeo! Check out the recap video now ???? https://hubs.li/Q02N51kd0
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Never work alone
On July 17, 1967, a Florida lineman named Randall Champion accidentally touched a high-voltage line — which sent 4,000 volts of electricity through his body and stopped his heart. Luckily, his friend and fellow lineman J.D. Thompson was close enough to perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation until paramedics arrived. Thanks to Thompson's quick thinking, Champion survived the incident, and even reported to work the following week. Unbeknownst to Champion and Thompson, a photographer for the Jacksonville Journal was standing just below them to capture this daring rescue. From the ground, Rocco Morabito snapped one of the most moving images in history — "The Kiss of Life."
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?? The Critical Advantage of Avoiding Lone Working in High-Risk Tasks ?? This is a compelling example that highlights just how crucial it is to avoid lone working in high-risk environments. When emergencies arise, having additional personnel on hand can be a lifesaver. This case underscores the importance of having a spotter, buddy, or safety monitor to ensure immediate response and support when needed. Their presence can make all the difference in preventing accidents and saving lives. Let's continue to prioritize safety by ensuring we have the right support systems in place. It’s a simple step that can have a profound impact on workplace safety. ???? #WorkplaceSafety #EmergencyResponse #SafetyFirst #HighRiskWork #TeamSafety #OccupationalHealth
On July 17, 1967, a Florida lineman named Randall Champion accidentally touched a high-voltage line — which sent 4,000 volts of electricity through his body and stopped his heart. Luckily, his friend and fellow lineman J.D. Thompson was close enough to perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation until paramedics arrived. Thanks to Thompson's quick thinking, Champion survived the incident, and even reported to work the following week. Unbeknownst to Champion and Thompson, a photographer for the Jacksonville Journal was standing just below them to capture this daring rescue. From the ground, Rocco Morabito snapped one of the most moving images in history — "The Kiss of Life."
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WHAT'S YOUR WHY? We all have our "why" - what made us join, what drives us each day, what we like most about our roles. For Brandy Cowling, Contracts Administrator 2 in our Munitions Group, it's rooted in pride for what she's doing for her country. "Knowing that I am a part of important work for our country is rewarding to me," she said. "I feel that I make an impact." Learn more about what D&Z's Munitions Group does here: https://lnkd.in/eU_pwuZV
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Emotional Intelligence Expert, National Speaker, Police Sergeant, Author and Founder of Reid Training Solutions.
Check out this new episode by my man Marlon Marrache! It's a great inside look at internal affairs.
Police Sergeant (Ret)??Savage Training Group Law Enforcement Instructor??Police Discipline Expert?? Host of “Internal Affairs A Police Podcast” ???????
?? NEW EPISODE ?? ?? ??The GANG CRASH PILOT: Inside LAPD's Internal Affairs Captain's Perspective, Experience & Evolution?? In this episode, we sit down with Captain Phil Smith, who boasts an impressive 31-year career with the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). Starting as a patrol officer in 1988, Captain Smith climbed the ranks, serving as a sergeant for over 12 years before becoming a lieutenant for over a decade. Finally, he attained the rank of captain, where he served for over three years until his retirement in April 2019. Join us as Captain Smith shares his invaluable insights into the LAPD's internal affairs discipline system. From fair adjudications to challenges and complexities, Captain Smith sheds light on the evolution of the system over time. Drawing from his personal experiences as a young sergeant to present-day leadership, Captain Smith emphasizes the importance of coaching, support, and guidance in navigating the intricacies of law enforcement discipline. Don't miss this candid conversation with Phil, offering a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the LAPD's Disciplinary System and the check and balances needed for an agency of over 9,000 sworn employees. Subscribe now for more exclusive interviews and insights ??????? #internalaffairs #policeaccountability #lawenforcement #police #behindthescenes #inspiringstory #podcast #lawenforcementtraining #communitypolicing #accountabilitymatters Scott Savage James Tacchini Edward Saucerman Chad Bruckner Danny King
The GANG CRASH PILOT: Inside LAPD's Internal Affairs Captain's Perspective, Experience & Evolution!
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THE FIRST ROAD TESTS ARE DONE. Click below to learn how an early Fox body handles on the street with a basic, old-school performance suspension... https://lnkd.in/gCJiZnYS
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Being the first on a fire scene can sometimes bring a feeling of powerlessness. However, Cobra changes this narrative by offering a proactive approach for first responders to impact the fire while waiting for the rest of the crew. https://ow.ly/CUTT50Qepjw #coldcutcobra #coldcutsystems #coldcutacademy #cuttingextinguisher #firefighting
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Award-winning Journalist, Vlogger, Podcaster, Live Show / Event Host, Content Creator & PR / Communications Specialist, owner of Contentforindustry.com, correspondent for Earthmovers and other industry magazines
The last line of defence against utility strikes: experienced operator demonstrator Peter Barrett tests RODRADAR’s Live Dig Radar (LDR). Having first begun operating equipment in 1974, Peter has travelled the world as a demonstrator operator, recently operating equipment at Intermat with Komatsu Europe. I caught up with him at an operator training ground, where he was trying out the RodRadar bucket, which incorporates an LDR system and is now supplied by MDiG in the UK. This bucket aims to be the last line of defence for operators who have to dig in areas where utilities exist and where the proper surveys have already been carried out. After a 15 minute practice session, Peter used the bucket and in-cab tablet to identify examples of?hidden non-live test utilities like cables and pipes using a single and double pass of the bucket. The double pass performs a more detailed scan. He was then able to dig down, with the final reveal being done by hand using a shovel. Having had his own personal experience with utility strikes, Peter said: “In my experience, it’s not an exact science to find utilities. This system does exactly what it says on the tin. “It finds what you’re looking for in the ground and gives you a reading on the screen to show how deep it is below you. For me, as an operator, it also keeps the groundworker out of the trench for longer, which is safer.” #LDR #earthworks #constructionequipment?#utilitystrikes
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For those who drive the I-695 beltway in #Baltimore, please note new adjustments to speed limits in the work zones. Save a life and drive the speed limit, especially in work zones! More on this in the Wbff Tv Fox 45 story below. #traffic #trafficsafety #workzonesafety #trafficengineering
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THE FIRST ROAD TESTS ARE DONE. Click below to learn how an early Fox body handles on the street with a basic, old-school performance suspension... https://lnkd.in/gNrgxS8c
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