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The ISO Show#221 Processes As A Tool For Simplicity And Structured Improvement The process approach is recommended by all Management System Standards, and effective implementation is key to drive continual improvement. Processes outline the basic steps needed to complete a task or achieve a certain outcome, and serve to keep things running smoothly and consistently. For those new to ISO Standards, it can be quite daunting to understand what this means in practice. In this episode Ian Battersby explains what a process is in the context of Management systems, how to map processes and the different ways you can visualise a process for communications. You’ll...2025-06-2527 min
By All StandardsIf I Built an ISO System in 2025, I’d Do ThisSend us a textTo learn more check out www.auva.comSummaryIn this conversation, Michael Venner and Ian Battersby delve into the intricacies of ISO systems, discussing the interconnectedness of standards, the impact of Annex SL, and the importance of context setting in management systems. They explore how risk assessments, operational controls, and management reviews play crucial roles in achieving intended outcomes. The discussion emphasises the need for clarity in documentation and the alignment of management systems with business strategies, ultimately advocating for a holistic approach to...2025-06-1037 min
The ISO Show#216 What is Environmental Emergency Preparedness? Emergency preparedness is a term you’re likely familiar with regarding Health & Safety, but its application is also a key part of the Best Practice Environmental Management Standard, ISO 14001. ISO 14001 aims to help organisations reduce their overall impact on the environment, and this includes mitigating and responding to any incidents that may adversely affect factors such as biodiversity and water quality in areas where your business is based. While not applicable to every industry, there are many which need to take greater responsibility in the event of an environmental incident. ISO 14001 provides key guidance in how...2025-04-3020 min
The ISO Show#211 The Power of Communicating Your Management System A well implemented ISO Management System can improve efficiency, customer satisfaction and drive continual improvement for a business. On the flip side, a poorly implemented Management system will yield little to no results, so what makes the biggest difference between good and bad implementation? Communication is the key. If no one knows about your Management System, then how can it benefit the business as a whole? In this episode Ian Battersby discusses the importance of effective communication of your Management System, why it’s vital to reap the full benefits of ISO Implementation and gives som...2025-03-1925 min
The ISO Show#201 It Shouldn’t Happen To An Auditor The end of another year has rolled around in the blink of an eye! We’ve managed to publish a whopping 42 episodes this year, pushing us over the 200 episode mark. We want to thank all our listeners, both old and new, for allowing us to continue to share both ISO tips and success stories from our wonderful clients. We hope you’ll follow along as we continue our podcasting journey in 2025. To close out the year, Ian Battersby and Steve Mason share some of their stories of misadventures during audits, from common mistakes, to broom battl...2024-12-181h 03
Vet Mind Works Podcast28. Antibiotics, Rabies and seizing opportunitiesIan Battersby became a RCVS and European Specialist in Small animal medicine in 2005 and subsequent worked within a large referral centre (Davies Veterinary Specialists UK) in which he held a number of positions including head of service and director. Alongside his clinical work, Ian participates in projects in which the companion animal sector can contribute to One Health. Of note, in 2012 he conceptualised and developed the BSAVA " Are you PROTECTING Antibiotics scheme " for which he received the BSAVA Melton Award and was awarded the RCVS Fellowship. Ian has served for 10 years as Chairman of the Trustees for the Charity Mi...2024-12-1149 min
The ISO Show#198 How communication can make or break your Management System One of the biggest contributors to a stagnating ISO Management System is a failure to communicate. This has certainly been true in our experience with implementing ISO Standards for over 18 years, and as a result, we make sure to highlight awareness and communication as an integral step of the Implementation process. It’s a wasted effort only to have your management system gathering dust in a rarely visited folder on your server. If you want to reap the benefits of ISO implementation, it’s in your best interest to make everyone aware of their role in r...2024-11-1228 min
The ISO Show#197 What is a SWOT and PESTLE? A crucial part of Implementing any ISO Standard is addressing your risks and opportunities. This is a key part of Clause 4 Context of the organisation, which expresses and explicit need to review and assess what internal and external factors could help and hinder in achieving your business goals. While ISO Standards don’t define a definitive method of doing so, many have adopted the practice of carrying out a SWOT and PESTLE analysis. Today Ian Battersby explains what a SWOT and PESTLE analysis is, the key questions you should be asking and the impo...2024-11-0636 min
WormsAndGermsPodMission RabiesAndy Gibson and Ian Battersby from Mission Rabies join Scott Weese to talk about canine rabies and Mission Rabies's international efforts to control this virus, that kills ~59,000 people a year.To learn more about Mission Rabies, check out http://www.missionrabies.comThe Nature Communications paper about Mission Rabies' work in Goa, India that was discussed can be found here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-30371-y2024-10-3144 min
The Magnus ArchivesThe Magnus Protocol 30 - Dead End JobCAT2RS3366-13052024-13052024Transmutation (human) -/- Isolation (urban)Incident Elements:EntrapmentCompelling (supernatural)ManipulationTranscripts available at https://rustyquill.com/transcripts/the-magnus-protocol/You can find a complete list of our Kickstarter backers https://rustyquill.com/the-magnus-protocol-supporter-wall/Created by Jonathan Sims and Alexander J Newall Directed by Alexander J NewallWritten by Jonathan SimsScript Edited with additional material by Alexander J NewallExecutive Producers April Sumner, Alexander J Newall, Jonathan Sims, Dani McDonough, Linn Ci, and...2024-09-1234 min
The Magnus ArchivesThe Magnus Protocol 28 - InterruptionsCAT2RB2578-17081998-13052024 Transmutation (human) -/- ceremony (academic)Incident Elements:Childhood TraumaGraphic InjuryOstectomySupernatural TransformationBody Horror Transcripts available at https://rustyquill.com/transcripts/the-magnus-protocol/This episode is dedicated to Nathaniel Shawver, thank you for your generous support! You can find a complete list of our Kickstarter backers https://rustyquill.com/the-magnus-protocol-supporter-wall/Created by Jonathan Sims and Alexander J Newall Directed by Alexander J NewallWritten by Jonathan SimsScript Edited with additional material by Alexander J NewallEx...2024-08-2923 min
WORK THE LEFT SIDE PODCASTDJ KingIn this episode I am joined by DJ KING
The voice of TNT & SovPro
Head dude at Infamous
We talk all things wrestling from the importance of Stories to Les Battersby in Sov Pro
Creating Infamous and that Jack Knudson vs Ian Skinner Match
Promotions working together to make British Wrestling better
And much more2024-08-261h 09
The ISO Show#187 How To Utilise ISO Compliance for ESG Reporting ESG is a very broad topic to try and address for any organisation, leaving many scratching their heads on where to start with ESG reporting. Currently, there is no official certification for ESG, however there are a number of schemes that will give you either a score or rating for your level of compliance against their requirements. For those currently working towards one of these schemes, you may already have a solid foundation in place if you’re certified to one or many ISO Standards. In this episode, Ian Battersby and Ali Henshaw di...2024-08-2040 min
The ISO Show#186 Business Continuity lessons learnt from CrowdStrike In July 2024, A logic error in an update for CrowdStrike’s Falcon software caused 8.5 million windows computers to crash. While a fix was pushed out shortly after, the nature of the error meant that a full recovery of all effected machines took weeks to complete. Many businesses were caught up in the disruption, regardless of if this affected them directly or by proxy due to affected suppliers. So, what can businesses learn from this? Today, Ian Battersby and Steve Mason discuss the aftermath of the CrowdStrike crash, the importance of good business continuity and what ac...2024-08-1337 min
The ISO Show#185 Addressing Opportunities for Improvement Continual Improvement is at the heart of every ISO Standard. The cyclical nature of ISO Standards lends itself to regular review and update of your Management System, to ensure it’s working efficiently and to address any issues or opportunities that inevitably crop up. However, Integrating these improvements can be challenging, even for mature systems. Today Ian Battersby explains the concept of Improvement as defined in ISO Standards, how to find root cause for non-conformities and integrating improvement actions from multiple sources. You’ll learn · What is meant by ‘Improvement’ i...2024-08-0622 min
The ISO Show#184 Proactive Hazard Reporting – Consultation and Participation in ISO 45001 In the workplace, everyone is responsible for safety. It’s not just for managers or senior management to worry about where legislation is concerned, everyone from the top to the bottom needs to be actively ensuring the safety of others. ISO 45001 highlights the importance of this in its most recent iteration, which includes a specific requirement for the consultation and participation of workers. But, how does this work in practice? Today Ian Battersby explains what consultation and participation of workers in ISO 45001 is, and how you can incorporate elements of reactive and proactive haz...2024-07-3026 min
The ISO Show#181 The Integral Role of Leadership within ISO ISO Standards provide a framework to help businesses manage various aspects of their activities. Whether that’s quality, risk, environmental or Information Security management, they provide invaluable guidance to establish an effective Management System. One element that is key, no matter the Standard or subject area, is Leadership. Without this driving force, your Management System will not get the momentum it needs to truly benefit your way of working. Today Ian Battersby will explain the integral role of leadership within the Implementation and maintenance of an ISO Management System, and how their active participation benefits th...2024-07-0325 min
The ISO Show#179 The Interconnectedness of Clauses ISO Standards provide a framework to help businesses manage various aspects of their activities. Whether that’s quality, risk, environmental or Information Security management, they provide invaluable guidance to establish an effective Management System. However, for those who are new to ISO Standards, the Standards themselves can seem rather intimidating to interpret. Back in 2015, the Annex SL format was introduced to provide a common high-level structure for Management Systems. With 10 clauses now common in most widely adopted ISO Standards, it can still be a bit difficult to understand exactly how these all work together. ...2024-06-1924 min
The ISO Show#178 Introducing our new host – Ian Battersby After 5 years of hosting the ISO Show, Mel Blackmore will be taking a step back as she focuses on her sustainability related endeavors. She’s passing the baton onto our new host – Ian Battersby. Ian is a Senior isologist at Blackmores, and while relatively new to the team, he has a wealth of Standard and ISO related knowledge to share with you all. Today we Introduce Ian Battersby as the new host for the ISO Show and learn about his background in Standards and ISO. You’ll learn · Taking a step back ·...2024-06-1212 min
A Podcast?!32 - 2024 Oscars React : I'm Just KenTheresa and Mitchell react to the 96th Academy Awards/ 96th Oscars/ 2024 Oscars. They stayed up past their bedtime to weigh in on the highly anticipated award show.
Ryan Gosling stole the night with his outstanding performance of I'm Just Ken.
Oppenheimer, Killers of the Flower Moon, Anatomy Of a Fall, Maestro, Past Lives, American Fiction, Zone of Interest, The Holdovers, Poor Things, Barbie
Emma Stone, Lily Gladstone, Sandra Hüller, Annette Bening, Carey Mulligan
Emily Blunt, Danielle Brooks, America Ferrara, Jodie Foster, Da'Vine Joy Randolph
Bradley Cooper, Colman Domingo, Paul Giamatti, Cillian Murphy, Jeffrey Wright
Sterling K. Brown, Robert De N...2024-03-1154 min
VETchat by The Webinar VetOne Health: Patient And Environmental Impacts Of Prescribing Antibiotics - Ian Battersby & Margo Mosher | VETchat by The Webinar VetJoining Anthony for this episode of VETchat are Ian Battersby, Responsible Pharmaceutical Stewardship Lead for Mars Veterinary Health and Margo Mosher, Global Sustainability Director for Mars Veterinary Health.
In this episode, Anthony, Ian and Margo discuss antibiotic stewardship. They talk about how the entire lifecycle of antibiotics has an environmental impact and how managing their production and use is essential. They also discuss when we should be prescribing antibiotics, whether we should be shortening the course lengths, and the one health aspect of the issue. Moreover, Ian and Margo explain what research MARS Veterinary Health is doing...2022-11-2224 minVETchat by The Webinar VetThe Antibiotic Amnesty Campaign - Fergus Allerton and Ian Battersby | VETchat by The Webinar VetJoining Anthony for today's episode of VETchat is Fergus Allerton, European Veterinary Specialist in Small Animal Internal Medicine and Ian Battersby, Responsible Pharmaceutical Stewardship Lead for Mars Veterinary Health.
In this episode Anthony, Fergus and Ian talk all about antibiotics ahead of the antibiotic amnesty campaign running in the UK through the month of November. They explain both of their backgrounds, discuss how the professional opinions on antibiotic treatment lengths have changed, and the problems with inappropriate usage of leftover antibiotics.
Fergus explains the Antibiotic Amnesty Campaign and how veterinary practices can get involved. He...2022-10-2127 min
The BAYHUB PodcastEp. 32 ft. Jacob Battersby aka Celsius 7Also known as......Man with many names and many talents. Domingo's great friend Jacob Battersby. We talk about parenthood, childhood, Psychokinetics, KALRI$$IAN, Drunk stories, voice over careers, and vintage stores and more. Enjoy
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The BAYHUB PodcastEp. 32 ft. Jacob Battersby aka Celsius 7Also known as......Man with many names and many talents. Domingo's great friend Jacob Battersby. We talk about parenthood, childhood, Psychokinetics, KALRI$$IAN, Drunk stories, voice over careers, and vintage stores and more. Enjoy2021-12-241h 51
The BAYHUB PodcastEp. 32 ft. Jacob Battersby aka Celsius 7Long time Friend, Brother, MC partner Jacob Gordon Battersby. Cheers to the man that has more nick names than me.
We discuss fatherhood choices, Voice over talent, Psychokinetics, KALRI$$IAN, Commercials, "The Cats Meow", Making beats are more.2021-12-231h 51
RCVS Knowledge - Evidence-based Veterinary MedicineThe Knowledge Sessions: Antimicrobial resistanceFor World Antibiotic Awareness Week, UK Chief Vet Christine Middlemiss chairs a roundtable discussion on challenges presented by antimicrobial resistance and ways to tackle it, with guests Ian Battersby (Davies Veterinary Specialists/Mission Rabies), Steve Howard (PDSA), Kristen Reyher (Bristol Veterinary School) and David Singleton (Small Animal Veterinary Surveillance Network).
This podcast is the first of 'The Knowledge Sessions', a series of discussions with leading experts on hot topics in evidence-based veterinary medicine.
Download the full transcript from the RCVS Knowledge website.
2019-11-2251 min
Futility ClosetThe Greenwich Time Lady As recently as 1939, a London woman made her living by setting her watch precisely at the Greenwich observatory and "carrying the time" to her customers in the city. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll meet Ruth Belville, London's last time carrier, who conducted her strange occupation for 50 years. We'll also sample the colorful history of bicycle races and puzzle over a stymied prizewinner. Sources for our feature on Ruth Belville: David Rooney, Ruth Belville: The Greenwich Time Lady, 2008. Ian R. Bartky, Selling the True Time, 2000.2016-06-0633 min
BBC LancashireAUDIO #Blackburn: Ian Battersby on Rovers pre-tax loss#rovers #brfc2014-12-2016 min