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JCP Technical Services is an Environmental Health and Safety Consulting Firm specializing in Health and Safety Training, Disaster Preparation, Health and Safety Consulting, Mold Assessment, and Industrial Hygiene.

10/16/2026

Jim hosts from a hotel lobby, covering the day's safety and regulatory news. He opens with his standard disclaimer about OSHA/EPA citations and presumption of innocence, then dives into political commentary on the upcoming elections and the cycle of unfulfilled promises.

Jim follows up on the Christopher Boone Crimmins boom-truck manslaughter case, sharing field stories about equipment training and respirator fit-testing gone wrong. He covers a fatal crushing at McWane Ductile in Phillipsburg, NJ, where a delayed 911 call may have cost a worker's life, and a deported unruly airline passenger.

On the regulatory front: OSHA cited six NY/NJ contractors $648K for excavation violations at Monroe Commons; EPA Administrator Zeldin announced the "American Farmer First" policy in Iowa; and OSHA formalized a new SIF Prevention Alliance with AIHA, ASSP, NSC, and UC Boulder.
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for all your safety needs contact us at 845-275-5772.

10/14/2026

In this episode of Safety Wars, Jim questions why both parties keep replaying the same playbook ahead of the 2026 midterms with no bold proposals. Feature Story News covers Pope Leo XIV's lung cancer diagnosis, Tupac Shakur's murderer sentenced, the Pentagon's plan to livestream an ex*****on, and Houthi attacks in the Red Sea. Jim debuts two original songs—"On Vulture's Wings" and "Love is a Safe Workplace"—sharing the real incident that inspired the latter. New Labor Secretary Sonderling announces healthcare price transparency rules and suspends Microsoft and Adobe from the H-1B program. EPA updates include $90M for Chesapeake Bay restoration and renewable fuel standard revisions. Safety incidents include a construction worker killed on the NJ Turnpike, a WV coal miner's death, a worker trapped in asphalt, and expanded Cal/OSHA criminal liability. Plus BSEE offshore training alerts and a hand tool safety alert.

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10/13/2026

In this episode of Safety Wars, host Jim Poesl examines a college sexual assault case, emphasizing criminal investigation over public judgment. Feature Story News covers Maduro’s torture charges, the USS Lincoln’s deployment, immigration policy, and a botched Tennessee ex*****on. The main story examines a fatal Pennsylvania trench collapse resulting in $254,884 in OSHA penalties and raises serious questions about the qualifications of designated competent persons. Jim also discusses EPA regulatory rollbacks, Russian plague rumors and government cover-ups, license plate surveillance and Fourth Amendment concerns, and smart city technology failures, including a fatal Uber crash and wrongful facial recognition arrest. Throughout, Jim challenges listeners to question authority, demand accountability, and prioritize genuine workplace safety.

For your safety needs: 845-269-5772 [email protected]
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10/13/2026

Accountability Is Necessary, Prevention Takes More

In this 33-minute Safety Wars episode, Jim Poesl examines the Cornell Seven sexual assault case through a safety investigation and Human and Organizational Performance (HOP) perspective. Drawing on a Slate article by Hannah Stotland, Jim argues that punishment alone cannot prevent future tragedies. He explores consent, intoxication, institutional failures, and the pressures that discourage reporting and intervention. Connecting these issues to workplace safety, he challenges cultures where people ignore hazards, remain silent, or fear retaliation. Real prevention requires intervention skills, effective reporting systems, accountability, and the courage to confront uncomfortable truths. Whether discussing consent with our children or responsibility at work, prevention begins before tragedy strikes.

For your safety needs:
845-269-5772 [email protected]
www.safetywars.com www.jamespoesl.com

10/02/2026

Jim describes an experience with a training company that did not update it's training materials.

For all your training needs give us a call at 845-269-5772.

10/01/2026

In this September 30 episode, host Jim covers the heroic Israeli plumber who landed a hijacked Flydubai flight after learning controls from a TV show, drawing parallels to post-9/11 aviation vigilance. He reports that OSHA's 2026 penalty inflation adjustment is canceled due to a federal funding lapse that prevented BLS from releasing required October data. Jim stresses the importance of up-to-date training materials, recounting an instructor using pre-2015 penalty figures and wrong confined-space standards — a red flag for anyone vetting OSHA outreach providers. He warns about salespeople overpromising compressed training timelines and unqualified HR staff mishandling accident management. Additional segments cover the new AI-powered America.gov portal (with privacy skepticism).
For all your safety needs give us a call at 845-269-5772 or [email protected]. www.safetywars.com. www.jamespoesl.com

09/25/2026

This episode covers OSHA's citation of a Florida pipeline contractor after a fatal struck-by incident, willful lockout/tagout violations at a New Jersey car wash, and $65 million in community college training grants. Jim shares personal stories about noise survey failures at a warehouse that led to costly settlements, and an indoor air quality audit that debunked a cancer cluster at a law firm. The EPA segment covers glyphosate review, brownfields funding, and wetland grants. The episode closes with the Chemical Safety Board's investigation of the Foundation Food Group liquid nitrogen release that killed six workers, highlighting failures in monitoring, training, and process safety management.
Music:

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Falling, 25821615, Eric B.
USA National Anthem (Star Spangled Banner Use), 155546928 Supernova Music
Matrix, 166797566, Encomia
Music: Safety Warriors, The Music of Safety Wars Volume 1 (c) copyright 2026 James Poesl

09/23/2026

Jim from Safety Wars covers soaring diesel prices, Trump's UN speech on Iran, and rising tanker insurance in the Strait of Hormuz. EPA updates include $82 million for San Francisco Bay watersheds, lead cleanups in Indiana and Montana, and a Clean Air Act settlement in Puerto Rico. For National Preparedness Month, Jim dives deep into disaster readiness: water storage strategies, emergency food and food safety, reading severe weather, lightning safety, flood preparedness, power outage management with generators and batteries, fuel handling dangers, and building community emergency networks. He shares personal stories from Superstorm Sandy throughout.

Music:

Pond5.com Licenses
Falling, 25821615, Eric B.
USA National Anthem (Star Spangled Banner Use), 155546928 Supernova Music
Matrix, 166797566, Encomia
Music: Safety Warriors, The Music of Safety Wars Volume 1 (c) copyright 2026 James Poesl

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