Dig Deep into Tabulated Data (Part 1)

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Episode #20 - A registered professional engineer provides an in depth explanation of tabulated data and why understanding this document is critical in the safe use of trench safety solutions.
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1. JW - Would we want to add an intro from Michael Barr or since he's been on previous episode, no? I am fine with it either way as long as it's consistent. (00:00:51)

2. JW - I do believe this episode needs to be a two part series and at this point when Michael summarizes the calculations of an engineer for either a letter or site specific would be a great cut off point for recording #1. (00:16:03)

3. JW - the second episode can then focus on what the applications of those plans look like and on from there. (00:16:12)

4. JW - Is there a way we can edit to remove Michael's use of the word "customers" and only cite what he said about "end users" when talking about these tragic events?; RP: Yes, easily (00:21:32)

5. JW - Michael references "customers" again when talking about sloping / benching challenges; RP: Easily edited (00:23:21)

6. JW - I wonder if the last half of the Podcast should be episode #1 and the first half episode #2 as it get's deeper into soils? (00:26:14)

7. JW - note on future podcasts that we should limit the use of the term "customers" (00:27:02)