In this final episode I talk about how above ceiling compliance can be accomplished effectively.

Monitoring building access and optimizing HVAC systems to limit the spread of COVID-19 are just a few ways K-12 schools can reopen with confidence.

In this episode I discuss issues with everyone wearing a mask and simple solutions for organizations to consider.

My guest on this episode is Joel Nest, a fellow podcast host, author and private security company director. We talk about how the security industry is not for everyone, but those it is for, we thrive in it everyday.

Summer heat is here. Protect your pets! They need shade and water. Limit exercise so they don't overheat, and watch out for paws on asphalt. And please don't leave them in a car!

In this episode I discuss basic issues to address when planning for emergencies as an elderly individual or person with disabilities.

In this episode I discuss uniforms in public service, specifically as they relate to emergency management personnel.

In this episode i talk about how a nationwide internet service outage was dealt with by a communications vendor.

In this episode I discuss Safety While Attending Fireworks Displays and things you should be aware of when you go to a public fireworks show.

Fireworks: The 6 Things You Must Know To Put On Your Own Show Putting on your own fireworks show can be a dazzling, albeit dangerous undertaking and knowing about the effects as well as the dangers of the different types of fireworks is vital. Before you start, it is essential to call your fire station and local police and find out which fireworks …

When it comes to barbecuing, what could be more fun than whipping up sumptuous food on the grill in the company of family and friends? The thing of course is finding the right place for grilling and barbecuing. One favorite spot among true barbecue aficionados would be their very own backyard or outdoor kitchen with their own brick barbecue pit. Ac…

The Fourth of July is a favorite summer holiday for most Americans. And after all, what’s not to like? When we’re not in the middle of a pandemic, July 4th is day for patriotic parades, backyard barbecues and brilliant fireworks displays lighting up the night sky. In this episode I introduce the 1st in a 5 part series on 4th of July safety.…

Although we are still battling Coronavirus families will be traveling this summer. Traveling with the family can be a great way to spend quality time together but it can also be stressful. Increase your chances of a fun, stress-free and safe vacation by following these simple tips:

The FDA issued a warning for 9 hand sanitizers with a toxic ingredient. In this episode I talk about vendor reliability and safety in the supply chain.

This is a clip of my interview with Andrew Owlett. Andrew is a Resilience, Risk, and Strategy Leader; Startup Leader , Professor and Doctoral Candidate with over 14 years of experience in the Crisis Management and Resilience + Strategy, Innovation, and Data Analytics space. The full interview can be found on our sister podcast Leadership Loading in…

In this episode, Tiffany Parker and I discuss her new book "Whispered like Wildfire" which you can pick up at https://amzn.to/3hcfkq2 and Reclaim611.org. An organization that is uniting front-line providers to Recognize, Respond, Report and Reclaim victims of human trafficking. (clip from our sister podcast, Leadership Loading)…

In this episode I discuss the new trend for 7 day emergency supply kits. Get a free supply kit list at www.jasonmcclaren.com/products-/

In this episode I discuss the basics of mental health and how we can break out of lockdown safely.

In this episode I talk to Jason and Tara Anderson about the Miakomo PPE mask frame and how it is being used to battle the Coronavirus, how it can help in future pandemics and how the shortage of PPE around the globe can benefit. Use code "McClaren25" for 25% off at www.miakomo.com

In this episode I talk hard facts about burns and scalds Fire/burn related injuries are among the leading ten causes of unintentional injury in children ages 0 to 5, with children 2 and younger at greatest risk. Every day, 300 children ages 0 to 19 are treated in emergency departments for burn-related injuries. Top Tips Preventing Burns and Scalds …

In this episode I discuss some of the security issues with riot prevention and the start of Hurricane Season

In our 40th episode! I talk about the safety factors that led to scrubbing the SpaceX shuttle launch on May 27, 2020 and how it is going with working from home. www.jasonmcclaren.com/podcast

In this episode I sit down with John Tabacek. John is the VP of Sales for Fire Technology Innovations, a Master Distributor for the Rusoh Eliminator, the first complete redesign of the fire extinguisher in over 65 Years. John Tabacek j.tabacek@teamfti.com www.rusoh.com

In this episode I talk about what is going on with the SpaceX crewed rocket launch and how it relates to safety/emergency preparedness.

In this episode I cover the different goals for EMS week this year.

In this episode I discuss a few ways to recognize your employees or staff during the coronavirus response. COVID Challenge coins available at https://lnkd.in/ekb-QvQ

In this episode I talk about why even though you may be in a public safety or emergency preparedness field. Your second or terminal degree should be in the business course of study.

Minuteman Disaster Response (MDR) is a first-responder support team comprised of well-trained volunteers. Matt is the Executive Director for MDR and got involved with Minuteman because he felt a need to serve others in their time of need while building relationships with like-minded individuals in an atmosphere of service and adventure. Check them …

In this episode I give my thoughts on this article about the possible surge in careers in the emergency management and homeland security field due to COVID-19. Source: https://universitybusiness.com/a-pennsylvania-college-expects-surge-in-emergency-management-and-homeland-security-field/

In this episode I talk about a few ways you can protect your home during a hurricane.

In this episode, I talk about 3 tips to ensure your insurance is adequate in case of a hurricane.

In this episode, I talk about what you should consider in building your evacuation kit.

In this episode I talk about what to consider in developing your hurricane evacuation plan.

In this episode, Andrea and I discuss how the VOAD Cen-Tex DART responds to disasters and how they support local and regional emergency operations. Find out more about them at www.centexdisasterresponders.org

In this episode I talk about some of the safety and security issues you should consider when returning to work after a long time away.

In this episode I talk about the plan to reopen America and some of the recurring disaster we have to deal with while battling COVID-19.

In this episode I talk about business continuity and some of the local efforts I have seen take shape during the COVID-19 pandemic and some not so fruitful responses. www.jasonmcclaren.com

In this episode I chat with Matt Lerret, he is a 3x AmeriCorps Alum and current emegency manager at FEMA. We talk about how Americorp helps the nation during disaster.

On this episode Ken Bush KB5YBI and I chat about how HAM radio operators volunteer during emergencies. Learn more about HAM radio, the ARRL and ARES at http://www.arrl.org/ares

In this episode, Cilla and I discuss how CERT assists in disasters and how she got started as a CERT Regional Coordinator in East Texas.

In this episode, Nick and I discuss volunteering, a little how VOADs can assist in disasters and how sometimes volunteering can be just one on one.

In this episode, Charlie and I discuss how volunteers are helping in the COVID pandemic. Check out Charlie on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlespalocy/ This episode in partnership with Miakomo, premium face masks that allow utilizing 1 -N95 as several filters. Check out www.miakomo.com

In this episode I talk about if we over responded to COVID-19, how we are managing multiple disasters.

In this episode Lucas Root and I talk about how we can keep our routines while working remotely and transitioning back to the workplace when the pandemic quarantine is over.

In this episode Mike Allen and I talk about his hazardous materials (HAZMAT) background, the Center for Domestic Preparedness and how that helped his agency respond to the COVID-19 efforts.

In this episode I discuss the recovery options during the COVID-19 pandemic and some examples on why I think we are a bit too early.

In this episode Chad and I discuss what led him to develop the Facebook Group "AF Quarantine University" and how it is helping Air Force Service Members maintain professional development during the COVID-19 quarantine.

Networking is important in all careers but even more so in the emergency preparedness, security and safety industries. In this episode Pablo and I talk about why networking is important and tips he has. http://connectwithpablo.com/

In this episode I discuss the good and bad trends that I have seen over the first couple of weeks of the coronavirus pandemic. Not sure why the audio is playing in semi-slow mode but you get the idea :)

In this episode I talk about communication methods and why it is important to have redundant systems. Did I miss anything? Email me jason@jasonmcclaren.com