The Grit Blueprint Podcast
Building A Safer Construction Industry: Amy Roosa, Founder of The Safety Rack
December 23, 2024 Length: 46 min Watch on YouTube (opens in a new tab)
Amy Roosa, founder of The Safety Rack, joins Stefanie Couch on The Grit Blueprint Podcast to talk about building a safer construction industry. Amy brings two decades of experience as a safety professional and advocates for women's safety in the trades, including access to appropriate personal protective equipment and workwear.
About This Episode.
In this episode Stefanie is joined by Amy Roosa.
Amy brings 2 decades of dedicated experience as a safety professional, with a rich background spanning various sectors of safety, from construction to general industry. Her journey has been marked by impactful collaborations with prestigious organizations such as the National Safety Council, where she played a pivotal role in establishing the Government and Public Sector Division. Currently, she holds the position of chapter President at ASSP in Iowa, further exemplifying her commitment to advancing safety standards.
In addition to her professional endeavors, Amy is a passionate advocate for women's safety in trades. As the founder of The Safety Rack, she spearheads initiatives to ensure women have access to appropriate personal protective equipment and workwear. Furthermore, her co-founding of the Midwest Women in Safety Conference in 2018 stands as a testament to her dedication to empowering women in the safety profession, providing invaluable educational resources and networking opportunities.
Amy's expertise extends beyond her roles, as she is a sought-after speaker at conferences, captivating audiences with her insights on topics ranging from training methodologies to effective leadership strategies. Her contributions to the field of safety and her tireless advocacy for inclusivity and excellence make her a true luminary in her field.
Key Takeaways.
- Amy has two decades of experience as a safety professional, spanning sectors from construction to general industry.
- As founder of The Safety Rack, she leads initiatives to make sure women have access to appropriate personal protective equipment and workwear.
- In 2018 she co-founded the Midwest Women in Safety Conference, which offers educational resources and networking for women in the safety profession.
- At the National Safety Council, she played a pivotal role in establishing the Government and Public Sector Division.
- She is chapter President at ASSP in Iowa and speaks at conferences on topics from training methods to leadership strategies.
Questions and Answers.
What is The Safety Rack?
The Safety Rack was founded by Amy Roosa. Through it, she spearheads initiatives to ensure women have access to appropriate personal protective equipment and workwear.
What is the Midwest Women in Safety Conference?
Amy Roosa co-founded the Midwest Women in Safety Conference in 2018 to empower women in the safety profession. It provides educational resources and networking opportunities.
Who is Amy Roosa?
Amy Roosa is a safety professional with two decades of experience and the founder of The Safety Rack. She is chapter President at ASSP in Iowa and an advocate for women's safety in the trades.
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