In today’s episode, we’ll have a very important conversation with my chief mentor and long-time friend Michael Pinto. After several years working in organizational safety and health, Michael has found a way to meet his real vocation helping people that suffer inside their houses, the consequences of the damage caused by the use of unregulated construction materials.

As a member of the remediation industry, I think it’s fundamental to always rise and maintain a standard of care for yourself, your family and of course, the people you serve,  cause there is an actual impact of your work into people’s entire lives and today we are reflecting on this manner and how often we become victims of complacency allowing mediocrity just take a portion of our work.  

Tune in to know Michael’s story and how he prevented himself from sinking into a life of passionless work in today’s Manage Mold

Key points discussed: 

• From switching careers to his landing into Michigan’s OSHA, the early starts of Michael Pinto (02:12 )
• A turning point between losing your focus and finding new opportunities (07:26 )
• Moving forward in order to fulfill our real vocation (11:43 )
• Raising your own standards of care (12:59 )
• An important reflection on cutting a new edge every day (14:42 )
• How can mold have an impact on your entire life? (20:14 )
• Michael Pinto’s contribution to the mold remediation industry (22:52 )
• The controversy around the use of asbestos in the area of ​​occupational health (24:18 )

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