Amphenol FRONTLINE Podcast

This episode of the Amphenol FRONTLINE podcast features Corinne MacDonnell, EH&S Manager for Times Microwave Systems, as she reviews last week's webinar on air ventilation and filtration. We talk about the four main takeaways -- First, the concept that buildings are systems; the clear benefits of filtration; the importance of increasing air intake; and the additional supplements, s

This episode features Julie Hoben, Global Compliance Director for the Industrial Products Group, as she updates us on the progress of the contact tracing wearables trials going on around Amphenol. We talk about the initial results of the wearables trials with lessons learned, from the logistics of setting them up to analyzing the results and making smart changes as a result. Please

This episode of the Amphenol FRONTLINE podcast features, Julie Hoben, Global Compliance Director for the Industrial Products Group, as she discusses the concept of contact tracing and why it's so important to ensure the health and safety of our employees. We talk about risk management and how the contact tracing method doesn't need to be perfect, but it needs to be effective. We al

This episode features Rick Schneider, Senior Adviser to the CEO for the Amphenol Corporation, as we discuss the recent outbreak of COVID-19 cases at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, MA where 14 patients and 26 staff workers contracted the virus. We talk about using this example as a vivid reminder, that even a highly respected medical center can fall victim to not abiding by

This episode features Subi Katragadda and members of his SV Microwave management team -- Chuck Brunelas, Christina Soltes, and Ben Baummier -- in West Palm Beach, FL as they talk about dealing with COVID-19 in their facility. We talk through their steps before, during, and after the outbreak, and the lessons learned from each of them -- as together we combat the coronavirus pandemi

This episode features Ulrich Troester, General Manager of Amphenol Tuchel in Germany. Ulrich was kind enough to share his very personal story about contracting the COVID-19 virus and how it affected him at home and at work. We talk about the spread of the virus in the business and how Tuchel reacted quickly to stave off any further infections. We also talk about the physical and me

This episode features Ritchie Lacson, Operations Director for Amphenol PCD in Beverly, MA. Ritchie talks about some of the measures he and his team undertook to keep the factory employees safe and how they've made adjustments along the way. We also talk about PCD's temperature screening process and the reasons why they've narrowed down their system of choice -- as together we comba

This episode features Corinne MacDonnell, EH&S Manager for Times Microwave Systems. We talk about the importance of environmental, health, and safety guidelines from the start of the COVID-19 outbreak and how she and other Amphenol EH&S managers have had to adjust over time. We also briefly talk about the technology that integrates UV for facility filtration systems and we discuss

This episode features Wayne Morrison who is part of the corporate Frontline task force. Wayne and I talk about the progress of our evaluation of various temperature screening systems for all Amphenol facilties around the world. We talk about both infrared thermal camera systems and tablet-based systems, and the pros and cons of each so Amphenol businesses can make informed decision

This episode features Zak Raley, Senior Vice President and Group General Manager of the Amphenol RF, Optics and Broadband Group. We talk about how a large portion of his business has been at the forefront of the drastic increase in usage of new communication tools around the world and how they've allowed him to interact with high-level contacts at customers like never before. We al