Episode 188: ‘Safety meets Innovation’ with Beth & Candace
In this episode:
Christi Powell and Angela Gardner are joined by Beth Courtright from Studson and Candace Rogers from TwiceMe to discuss advancements in head protection for construction workers. The conversation highlights the shift from traditional type-one helmets to modern type-two helmets that offer comprehensive protection. They also delve into the integration of medical IDs into helmets, which can significantly aid first responders during emergencies. Other topics include the importance of comfortable, well-fitting safety gear and innovations in PPE management through digital solutions. The episode emphasizes the collaborative efforts of companies like Studson and twice me in driving safety advancements in the construction industry.
Show Notes and Links:
00:00 Welcome and Introductions
00:17 Meet the Safety Innovators
02:56 The Evolution of Helmets
05:28 Medical ID Integration in Helmets
10:17 Digital PPE Inspections
12:37 Stylish and Functional Safety Gear
17:41 Collaboration and Innovation
18:18 Closing Remarks and Contact Information
About Beth:
Beth Courtwright is an Account Executive at STUDSON Safety Helmets with more than 30 years of experience in construction and industrial sales. She specializes in helping companies modernize their head-protection programs with advanced helmet technology that reduces injuries and improves ROI.
Beth has spent her career partnering with safety leaders and operations teams across high-risk industries, translating real-world jobsite challenges into practical safety solutions. She’s passionate about elevating safety culture and ensuring workers have the protection they deserve.
About Candace:
Candace Rogers is the Sales and Product Adoption Manager at TwiceMe Technology, a company dedicated to making critical information accessible when it matters most. Through TwiceMe’s innovative safety technology, Candace helps bridge the gap between people and innovation—empowering first responders, construction professionals, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
With a career rooted in training, development, communication, and service, Candace has built her path around connection and clarity. Her experience spans operations, customer success, and education—all with a focus on helping people work smarter and safer.
At TwiceMe, she blends her passion for human-centered communication with technology that helps reduce the risk of accidents and builds trust in critical moments. Guided by empathy and purpose, Candace believes that when innovation puts people first, it doesn’t just improve safety—it minimizes the possibility of life-altering incidents.
