NASSCO Safety Podcast
Welcome to the NASSCO Safety Podcast—where experience meets prevention. Host Dennis Pivin talks with industry pros about real risks, smart practices, and how to get everyone home safe. From wearing proper PPE to driving back safely from the job site and everything in-between. This podcast is all about protecting workers because safety isn’t optional. It’s essential.
NASSCO Safety Podcast
Latest Episodes
NASSCO | Safety Podcast | Ep27 - Confined Space Entry During CCTV Operations
Dennis Pivin and Jax Vollmer discuss the safety considerations surrounding confined space entry during CCTV inspection operations. While many inspections are performed remotely, situations still arise where workers must enter sewer systems to p...
NASSCO | Safety Podcast | Ep26 - Influencing Government Policy & Protecting Workers
Dennis Pivin speaks with Chris White about the importance of industry advocacy and the role NASSCO plays in influencing government policy that affects worker safety. The discussion focuses on the annual NASSCO Fly-In event, where industry leade...
NASSCO | Safety Podcast | Ep25 - Inspector Safety in the Field
Dennis Pivin sits down with Joanne Carroll to discuss the safety challenges faced by inspectors working in the underground infrastructure industry. From jobsite hazards to confined space entry and field conditions, inspectors must remain vigila...
NASSCO | Safety Podcast | Ep24 - Below the Surface: Safety Strategies for Sewer Lateral Work
Dennis Pivin welcomes Brendan Doyle to explore the unique safety challenges involved in sewer lateral inspection and rehabilitation. Working in tight spaces, residential environments, and aging infrastructure presents risks that require careful...
NASSCO | Safety Podcast | Ep23 - Case Study: Alabama Confined Space Fatalities and OSHA’s Response
Dennis Pivin and Tad Powell examine a tragic confined space incident in Alabama that resulted in multiple worker fatalities. Using the case as a learning opportunity, the conversation explores what went wrong, the OSHA investigation that follow...