The hazard
A new year is a natural time to reset habits. Crews come back from the holidays rested but out of rhythm, and old shortcuts creep back fast. A short, honest look at last year helps everyone start the new one with clear goals and fresh eyes.
The action
New Year's Eve can leave people tired, dehydrated or still impaired the next morning. If someone is not fit to work safely, they should tell the supervisor before they climb, drive or run equipment. Plan a safe ride home on the night itself.
ASK THE CREW
What was our biggest close call last year, and have we fixed the cause?
Takeaway: Start the year with one clear safety goal, a quick site walk and a crew that feels free to speak up.
From the talk: New year safety reset. Read it in full, free, with the questions and the sign-in sheet.