🚧 Are you letting complacency put lives at risk on the job site? 🚧 "I've done this 100s of times; it will never happen to me." Sound familiar? Complacency bias is a silent killer in the construction industry, especially when it comes to trench safety. According to OSHA, trench collapses are among the most dangerous hazards in construction work, yet they are entirely preventable with proper precautions. Doon’t overlook the importance of consistently reinforcing safety protocols and remaining vigilant, even in routine tasks. One moment of complacency could lead to devastating consequences for workers and their families. Let's commit to a culture of safety where every trench is treated with the respect it deserves. #SafetyFirst #TrenchSafety #ComplacencyKills #OSHAStandards #IBuildAmericaOhio Queue up the podcast on your way in to work and listen to a trench collapse survivors story.
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