Line Brother's Keeper - Unpacking the Story, Mission & Message - Zach Spicer

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Line Brother's Keeper - Unpacking the Story, Mission & Message with Zach Spicer
Welcome to another edition of the Utility Safety Podcast. I am your host, Nick, the Creative and Marketing Director for UBM. In this special episode, we are honored to have Zach Spicer, a journeyman lineman and the founder of Line Brother's Keeper, a non-profit organization dedicated to electrical safety and supporting linemen. Zach shares his inspiring journey from the Marine Corps to becoming a safety instructor for the State of Tennessee, and his dedication to helping those in need through his organization.
In this episode, Zach opens up about his experience in the field, the challenges faced by linemen, and the brotherhood that keeps them united. He discusses the importance of safety, the impact of his personal injury, and how Line Brother's Keeper aims to prevent accidents and support those affected by them.
🔌 Topics Covered:
Zach's transition from the Marine Corps to the utility industry
Founding Line Brother's Keeper and its mission
The significance of safety in the electrical utility field
Personal experiences and lessons learned from the job
The role of brotherhood and teamwork in utility work
🎧 Tune In to Learn:
How the utility safety landscape has evolved
Practical safety tips for linemen
The story behind Line Brother's Keeper and its initiatives
The importance of community and support among utility workers
🔗 Links and Resources Mentioned:
Line Brother's Keeper Website
Line Brother's Keeper Facebook
Utility Safety Conference
Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Zach Spicer, filled with valuable insights, heartfelt stories, and a powerful message of safety and brotherhood. Don't forget to subscribe and stay updated with the latest in utility safety.
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