SafetyCommunity members on Twitter
If you're on Facebook, you can also become a fan of Ansell Safety, Ansell Constructionand Ansell Online Safety Community!
If you're on Twitter, what's your @ so we can all follow you? I'm @LaraK but my content there is not usually safety related - it's more likely to be about PR and social media.
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by DoorJak Team on -
Hi Lara,
We have joined Twitter! @DoorJak - we found you...but Twitter was having one of its "moments," if you know what I mean, and we couldn't follow you for some reason. Will keep trying!
-
Permalink Reply by Dean Calhoun on
-
Yep, Twitter can be used for EHS purposes. For example, in an article by Booz, Allen and Hamilton they discuss the role of social media in crisis communication. At Affygility Solutions, we use twitter quite a bit to communicate important issues. The fact that most cell phones easily accept twitter feeds is important. We are trying to figure out how to use twitter for issues such as potent compound safety, industrial hygiene, containment validation, and the like.
-
Permalink Reply by Jack George on -
I disagree. Based on what I've seen so far, people who tweet are more interested in bolstering their own ego than providing anything of substance. The economy sucks, millions are losing their jobs and posting on twitter is supposed to help? I don't think so. This may well be a great way for Ansell to promote its image (?) but let's not forget they are only interested in their own image.
-
Permalink Reply by Jason Burzynski on -
I think Ansell is doing more than padding their own image. This site is proof of that. They allow and facilitate discussion on many different avenues that they have no business "interest" in. If they only allowed discussion to take place on hand protection , I would agree, but thankfully they do not.
-
Permalink Reply by Jack George on
-
I agree, they are padding their image. Why else do you think are they doing this?
-
Permalink Reply by Lara Kretler on
-
Jack, I am sorry to hear that you feel so negatively about this site's creator and sponsor. If you are only here to disparage Ansell, however, you may wish to find a different community in which to network and share knowledge. That is simply not appreciated here and it is CERTAINLY not true, as Jason made clear.
-
Permalink Reply by Jason Burzynski on
-
You agree with what? I said they are doing MORE than padding thier own image. If you are think they have ulterior motives, then why are you here?
-
Permalink Reply by Ray Butler on -
Hi Lara, I'm SAFETDUDE on Twitter; however I'm having a tough time navigating on the site.
-
Permalink Reply by Greg Summerhays on -
My Twitter is @WCFSafety
-
Permalink Reply by Michelle Sears on -
Can't wait to follow you! My work-related accounts are @ExitFireSafety and @ControlTraffic.
About
Take our poll!
Take our poll!
Events
-
OH&S Virtual Event 2010
April 7, 2010 all day – Online
Latest Activity
Discussion Forum
Safety training most effective when it addresses attitudes 3 Replies
When a safety incident occurs, typical corrective action includes sending those involved back for skills training. But a more effective approach may be to provide training that changes their attitude…
Started by David Green. Last reply by Terence (Terry) Kidd Mar 8.
Ladder Safety 2 Replies
I am presenting at the Construction Safety Conference "Ladder Accidents & Violations…an Unnecessary Expense" in Chicago in a couple of week. I am about done with my presentation and would like…
Started by Jay D. Rohman. Last reply by edilberto m luzano Feb 2.
How industrial companies that use contractors can prepare for increased OSHA scrutiny
Industrial companies using contractors as the economy recovers may be minimizing risk by not hiring full-timers, but they should be aware of a new factor in the equation: increased OSHA liability for…
Started by David Green Jan 19.
Combustible Dust Testing (Appendix E) Consultancy - Nanoview Associates LLC
This is Robert T Dombrowski - President / Principal Scientist of Nanoview Associates (NVA) LLC Nanoview Associates (NVA) LLC offers a wide range of scientific / technical consulting services that he…
Started by Robert T Dombrowski Jan 17.
New OSHA chief: Where you see 'Green' jobs, I see safetyhazards 1 Reply
The Obama administration has placed a lot of emphasis on rapidly creating “green” jobs – to help both the economy and the environment. But David Michaels, new head of the Occupational Safety and Heal…
Started by David Green. Last reply by Terence (Terry) Kidd Dec. 29, 2009.
Badge
© 2010 Created by Site Administrator on Ning. Create a Ning Network!
