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Two years ago, a rigging failure on S/Y Farfalla resulted in the tragic loss of a crew member ahead of the Superyacht Challenge Antigua. The yacht’s owner commissioned a detailed investigation, and Captain Richard Chadburn has shared critical findings with Dockwalk, including hidden dangers beneath the deck and the importance of rigorous non-destructive testing.
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Thank you for sharing, Dan Brodsky-Chenfeld! Yes, this message is valuable and important, in skydiving and in business! There is an amazing amount of overlap in the disciplines, and many life lessons for leadership in business.
I was talking with one of my teammates exactly about your opening minutes of this message. It is an attention grabber, because everyone implicitly understands the risks involved in jumping. It is a pity that so many skydivers get the mindset "I'm good. I got this." As you stated, the moment you become complacent, you are in danger.
In skydiving and in business, complacency is a red flag. In fact, in just about any endeavor I have tried, complacency kills. Think about it! This is a fundamental truth.
#champion#challenges#complacency#awareness
Author of "Above All Else", Speaker, Coach, World Skydiving Champion, World Record Organizer, Manager of Skydive Perris in California.
I have spent many years and gained a lot of experience in all aspects of skydiving. During this time I've been quite out spoken about safety, self reliance and taking care of each other. Because of this the United States Parachute Association "USPA" asked me to do a video for their annual Safety Day. As it turns out it was very well received and watched at skydiving centers across the globe. Several skydiving friends who are professionals in a variety of non-skydiving fields told me the over all message in the video was so universal that they showed it their businesses, companies, communities and even families. I thought it worth sharing. Hope you get something worthwhile out of it. https://lnkd.in/gZFUagMa
Senior Field Representative/Financial Secretary-Treasurer at Nor Cal Carpenters Union Local 217
3moI have to admit, I was a little disappointed that Grit is not based on a real dog.😜 I absolutely agree with his message however!