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Pivotal changes in avalanche worker safety in Canada - Part 2

A conversation on some key changes in avalanche worker safety in Canada between Brad White, Wren McElroy, Brian Gould and Bruce Jamieson. Recorded 2024-09-06. This conversation explores the evolution of avalanche worker safety in Canada, focusing on accidents, the regulatory influences, the importance of safety plans, human factors affecting decision-making, and the significance of mentorship and teamwork in high-risk environments. The speakers discuss how the industry has improved safety protocols and reduced the risks faced by avalanche workers on the job. #avalanche #worker #safety #canada #workersafety #humanfactors #mentoring #teamwork #safetyculture Takeaways Avalanche Safety Plans are valuable for worker safety. Regulatory changes have contributed to better safety practices. Human factors play a significant role in decision-making. Stress management is important for maintaining safety. Situational awareness is key in high-risk environments. Reflection on past decisions can improve future safety. Teamwork can improve decision Mentorship is vital for new workers in the industry. The culture around safety has improved significantly. Distractions can compromise worker safety Chapters 00:00 The Evolution of Avalanche Worker Safety 02:51 Regulatory Influence and Safety Plans 06:11 Human Factors and Stress Management 09:03 Decision Making in High-Risk Environments 11:46 Situational Awareness and Reflection 15:03 Mentorship and Team Dynamics