Keenan Wynn from diversified fall protection explains why investments in safety are about

more than ROI.

I've seen over the course of my career numerous situations where employees take unnecessary

risk.

Employers sometimes create that expectation that we want employees to be problem solvers,

and I think we have to be careful because an employee out on a job site might cut a corner

at the expense of their own safety.

And so as employers, we have to make it crystal clear that safety is number one because we

care about that individual.

And while we want them to solve problems, there are certain things that they can't solve

and they need help.

We have to ensure that we lead out, that we demonstrate that that individual's life

is important to us and that we are willing to invest in them and that there's never

an excuse to cut corners on safety.

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My neighbor sleeps in a cage, written by Anatar 88.

It's none of my business, I know, a grown man can sleep in his own backyard in the cold

January weather, and a large custom-made cage.

The cage has been there forever.

I remember once asking my neighbor about it, and Jeff eyed me up and down, stroking his

gray beard as if the answer depended on what I looked like that day.

Finally mumbled that some rich folks had ordered a tiger cage a long time ago.

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