Description

John Coffman shares the hardest story he has ever told, the day a work zone traffic accident took the life of Terry, the equipment and tool man everyone on his Dallas bridge job relied on and loved. He walks through the crisis management response that followed, OSHA's grueling week-long investigation, and the lasting weight of losing a friend on the job.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why crisis management training must feel real, not routine
• How a well-rehearsed crisis plan guided the response that day
• Why OSHA's investigation shifted from suspicion to genuine respect
• How a single driver's confusion led to an unpreventable tragedy
• Why safety on a jobsite is never something to grow numb to

Do you treat every safety training like it could be the one that saves a life?

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