Hosted by Construction Cogs · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 26 episodes
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Each person in construction is a cog in the ever-moving machine. The Construction Cogs Podcast is a construction and engineering podcast that speaks to those cogs, from workers and specialists to contractors, leaders, and business owners, to explore careers, site life, safety, technology, infrastructure, and what really keeps the industry moving.
Construction Cogs hosts The Construction Cogs Podcast, a society show with 26 episodes published.
In this episode of The Construction Cogs Podcast, I speak with Anthony Hegarty from DSRM Risk & Crisis Management about Operation Crane and The Crane Report. Most people in construction have heard the statistic that arou
In this episode of The Construction Cogs Podcast, I’m joined by Kirsty Budenbender, co-founder of DSK Environmental. Kirsty shares how she built the business with her family, what asbestos removal really involves, and wh
A ship can look rock solid and still be one bad weight shift away from trouble. We’re joined by Rene, a level 4 apprentice naval architect, to make vessel stability feel real, human, and surprisingly relatable, from heel
Steve Leyton, Lifting Director at Keltbray, joins the Construction Cogs Podcast to talk about how lifting competence is built properly across major projects. We get into how Keltbray have centralised their lifting operat
In this episode, I’m joined by Rachel Housman from Ally Safety, my first ever guest on this podcast from across the pond. We originally connected after I entered a safety video into a competition Rachel ran, and it led t
In this episode of The Construction Cogs Podcast , I sit down with Richard Stone , founder of Project Management Blueprint , to talk about what really happens when construction becomes a race to the bottom, and why chasi
In this episode, we speak with Pip Wright (Philippa Wright) , a UK mobile crane operator, about what the job really involves on site. Pip shares how she got into crane operating, the responsibility that comes with liftin
Lifting Operations training: https://lifttecacademy.co.uk/constructioncogs Use code CCOGS100 for £100 off your course In this episode I sit down with Donny, a well-respected slinger and crane supervisor with solid experi
In this episode, I’m joined by Jade Harris, co-founder of The Buddie System, an Australian innovation that’s redefining safety in crane and lifting operations. The Buddie System uses smart wearables and wireless communic
In this episode, I speak with Charity Rose, an Engineering Geologist at AtkinsRéalis and a key member of Bold as Brass, about a critical issue the construction industry has largely ignored. On-site menstrual safety and w
Vish is an electrician turned mental health advocate who's on a mission to reduce suicide in construction. He's the founder of Onward Shift , a mental health hub designed for the construction community. What We Cover: Th
From military to prison to rebuilding his life to rebuilding other veteran's lives In this episode, we sit down with Darren Wright, founder of Veterans Into Logistics - a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to helping
In this episode of The Construction Cogs Podcast, we sit down with Rob Hammond, founder of ARSS UK Ltd, a specialist adoptable roads and sewer services company. Rob shares his journey into the infrastructure sector and e
In this episode, we sit down with Jenna Hartwig, Business Development Manager at Foundation Personnel Ltd, to get an insider's perspective on the current construction job market and what it takes to land your next role i
Listen to Ian discussing what's involved with running a multi-million pound project. As well as his early years as a rock star (almost). You can see more episodes at https://constructioncogs.com/
Welcome to Episode 3 of The Construction Cogs Podcast! In this episode, our first visual podcast features Ania Bułecka, a seasoned slinger/signaller, crane supervisor, and Appointed Person. ANIA TALKS ABOUT: Life in Pola
Wayne Scott, a crane appointed person (AP), who sometimes regrets being a Spurs fan. You can see more episodes at https://constructioncogs.com/
My cousin Chris is a trainer and NPORS assessor at Marlborough Highways. The key talking points in this episode are: - Dyslexia - Overcoming imposter syndrome - How the awarding bodies should change - Investing in local
Michael discusses the best ways to get into site management. He was also brave enough to talk about how he turned his life around after abusing drink and drugs. A journey that has made him a much better person. 🔎 Find M
In this episode, we sit down with Deborah Madden, Executive Director of Engagement at CITB, to discuss the future of the construction industry, skills development, and CITB’s role in workforce training. Deb also debunks
Richard Stone
Former Deputy Surgeon General Of The US Army · Project Management Blueprint
1 appearance on this show
Donny
Reformation Gun Club
1 appearance on this show
Wayne Scott
Sr Director of Transport Maintenance · Jaguar Enthusiast Magazine
1 appearance on this show
Chris Wood
financial advisor and former narcotics detective · Friends of Fletcher’s Cove
1 appearance on this show
Michael Harris
Libertarian candidate for the Battle-River Crowfoot by-election · Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
1 appearance on this show
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