<![CDATA[Full Spectrum Safety Consulting Podcast]]>Our podcast aims to delve deep into critical safety topics, offering practical advice, innovative strategies, and up-to-date information to help businesses foster safer work environments and ensure employee well-being. Each episode will feature engaging interviews with seasoned professionals, including safety consultants, industrial hygienists, HR specialists, legal experts, and more. Listeners can expect to gain actionable knowledge on a wide range of subjects, such as risk assessment, compliance with regulatory standards (OSHA, etc.), emergency preparedness, incident investigation, safety culture development, ergonomics, safety technologies and much more.

]]>https://www.fullspectrumsafetyconsulting.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Tue, 03 Nov 2026 16:11:07 GMTFri, 22 Aug 2025 01:02:20 GMT60Full Spectrum Safety Consulting<p>Our podcast aims to delve deep into critical safety topics, offering practical advice, innovative strategies, and up-to-date information to help businesses foster safer work environments and ensure employee well-being. Each episode will feature engaging interviews with seasoned professionals, including safety consultants, industrial hygienists, HR specialists, legal experts, and more. Listeners can expect to gain actionable knowledge on a wide range of subjects, such as risk assessment, compliance with regulatory standards (OSHA, etc.), emergency preparedness, incident investigation, safety culture development, ergonomics, safety technologies and much more.</p>episodicFull Spectrum Safety Consultingglenn@fullspectrumsafetyconsulting.comno<![CDATA[Dying to Live Part 2]]>Most people never come face-to-face with their mortality the way Rob Hoadley did—and lived to tell the story. After surviving 23 sudden cardiac arrests, including 15 shocks in just eight hours during a harrowing trip to Mexico, Rob’s journey reveals how close we all are to the edge—and what it takes to keep fighting back. This episode unpacks the raw, emotional reality of facing life and death, highlighting the power of resilience, advocacy, and the seemingly small actions that can save lives.

Rob shares the gripping details of his medical emergencies, from the chaos of multiple shocks from his internal defibrillator to the life-saving moments that truly define his mission today—placing AEDs, raising awareness about CPR, and surviving trauma. You’ll discover how a single act of bystander CPR by Tom Farley kept Rob alive for over seven minutes, and how the right equipment and quick response can tip the odds in a cardiac emergency. Plus, insights into the complexities of complex cases, including how inappropriate shocks and electrical storms shape his ongoing recovery in this candid conversation, Rob explores the unseen mental health toll of repeated trauma—panic attacks, PTSD, and the importance of emotional resilience.

You’ll learn practical coping strategies, from cognitive behavioral therapy to mindful self-awareness, and why giving yourself permission to feel and heal is vital. His journey from near-death to purpose-driven advocacy is a testament to the human spirit’s capacity for adaptation and hope.Perfect for first responders, healthcare providers, and anyone committed to improving emergency response, this episode offers invaluable lessons in preparedness, resilience, and the importance of living fully—even in the face of death.

Rob’s story isn’t just about survival—it’s about rewriting your relationship with life, fear, and the future. If you’re ready to be inspired, informed, and empowered to take action, this episode is for you.Rob Hoadley is a survivor and AED advocate who has faced death multiple times and now dedicates his life to saving others through awareness, training, and heartfelt storytelling.

His personal journey underscores that every split second, every CPR push, and every AED check can be a life changer as Rob powerfully concludes, “Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift—that’s why it’s called the present.” Dive into this compelling true story of courage, purpose, and the relentless pursuit of life itself.

]]>ada16b79-7702-442b-9cd5-5cf29aaa0028Wed, 10 Jun 2026 22:08:54 GMT<p>Most people never come face-to-face with their mortality the way Rob Hoadley did—and lived to tell the story. After surviving 23 sudden cardiac arrests, including 15 shocks in just eight hours during a harrowing trip to Mexico, Rob’s journey reveals how close we all are to the edge—and what it takes to keep fighting back. This episode unpacks the raw, emotional reality of facing life and death, highlighting the power of resilience, advocacy, and the seemingly small actions that can save lives.</p><p></p><p>Rob shares the gripping details of his medical emergencies, from the chaos of multiple shocks from his internal defibrillator to the life-saving moments that truly define his mission today—placing AEDs, raising awareness about CPR, and surviving trauma. You’ll discover how a single act of bystander CPR by Tom Farley kept Rob alive for over seven minutes, and how the right equipment and quick response can tip the odds in a cardiac emergency. Plus, insights into the complexities of complex cases, including how inappropriate shocks and electrical storms shape his ongoing recovery in this candid conversation, Rob explores the unseen mental health toll of repeated trauma—panic attacks, PTSD, and the importance of emotional resilience.</p><p></p><p>You’ll learn practical coping strategies, from cognitive behavioral therapy to mindful self-awareness, and why giving yourself permission to feel and heal is vital. His journey from near-death to purpose-driven advocacy is a testament to the human spirit’s capacity for adaptation and hope.Perfect for first responders, healthcare providers, and anyone committed to improving emergency response, this episode offers invaluable lessons in preparedness, resilience, and the importance of living fully—even in the face of death.</p><p></p><p>Rob’s story isn’t just about survival—it’s about rewriting your relationship with life, fear, and the future. If you’re ready to be inspired, informed, and empowered to take action, this episode is for you.Rob Hoadley is a survivor and AED advocate who has faced death multiple times and now dedicates his life to saving others through awareness, training, and heartfelt storytelling.</p><p></p><p>His personal journey underscores that every split second, every CPR push, and every AED check can be a life changer as Rob powerfully concludes, “Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift—that’s why it’s called the present.” Dive into this compelling true story of courage, purpose, and the relentless pursuit of life itself.</p>no00:32:15Dying to Live Part 2full<![CDATA[Fundamentals of Hazard Vulnerability Assessments ]]>In this episode, Glenn and Stan delve into the importance of conducting thorough hazard vulnerability assessments (HVAs), especially in healthcare and long-term care settings. They discuss real-world incidents like the Garden Grove chemical leak to highlight how HVAs can help organizations prepare for unexpected disasters that impact entire communities.

]]>b6f021d4-2279-4d1c-8f64-e28f3799b810Sun, 07 Jun 2026 19:24:20 GMT<p>In this episode, Glenn and Stan delve into the importance of conducting thorough hazard vulnerability assessments (HVAs), especially in healthcare and long-term care settings. They discuss real-world incidents like the Garden Grove chemical leak to highlight how HVAs can help organizations prepare for unexpected disasters that impact entire communities.</p>no00:26:40Fundamentals of Hazard Vulnerability Assessments full<![CDATA[Dying to Live Part 1]]>Our latest episode, “Dying to Live,” features the incredible journey of Rob Hoadley, who has miraculously survived 23 cardiac arrest events. Rob’s resilience, courage, and perspective on life are nothing short of inspiring.

This episode also highlights:
💡 Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month
❤️ The life-saving importance of CPR and AEDs
🙌 How preparedness, training, and quick action can truly make the difference between life and death

Rob’s story reminds us why safety, awareness, and readiness matter every single day.

]]>d4d83d6a-850a-421c-9f0d-7b7e953f95e8Fri, 03 Oct 2025 17:55:23 GMT<p>Our latest episode, <b>“Dying to Live,”</b> features the incredible journey of <b>Rob Hoadley</b>, who has miraculously survived <b>23 cardiac arrest events</b>. Rob’s resilience, courage, and perspective on life are nothing short of inspiring.</p><p></p><p>This episode also highlights:<br />💡 <b>Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month</b><br />❤️ The life-saving importance of <b>CPR and AEDs</b><br />🙌 How preparedness, training, and quick action can truly make the difference between life and death</p><p></p><p>Rob’s story reminds us why safety, awareness, and readiness matter every single day.</p>no00:55:352Dying to Live Part 1full<![CDATA[National Preparedness Month - Personal Preparedness]]>In this episode, we dive into the fundamentals of personal preparedness and explore how this sets the foundation for developing a mindset of preparedness.

]]>de3693c5-9964-49ef-8ded-7cb935f21764Sat, 20 Sep 2025 18:58:28 GMT<p>In this episode, we dive into the fundamentals of personal preparedness and explore how this sets the foundation for developing a mindset of preparedness.</p>no00:29:19National Preparedness Month - Personal Preparednessfull<![CDATA[FSSC Podcast Launch]]>Launch for Full Spectrum Safety Consulting Podcast

]]>265cde8e-0d9b-48d0-8bcc-e1a1f4f65a48Fri, 22 Aug 2025 01:09:27 GMT<p>Launch for Full Spectrum Safety Consulting Podcast</p>no00:01:3911FSSC Podcast Launchfull