DESCRIPTION:
In this video, Steve shares a jaw-dropping story that hits home the importance of always putting safety first, whether you're on the job or at home. While training in his class, Steve recounts an incident where a guy was grinding a car, but the wheel was worn out. Instead of replacing it, the worker kept going, until the grinding wheel shattered, sending a fragment flying straight toward his eye. The only thing that saved him? Safety glasses. Steve uses this close call to drive home a powerful message: don’t skimp on safety to save a few bucks. That extra 40 bucks for a new disc is nothing compared to the cost of a potential injury. The right gear and replacing worn-out tools can make all the difference in protecting yourself and your livelihood. Watch this video to see how something as simple as safety glasses can prevent a disaster, and why practicing safety 24/7 is always worth it.

HOW TO INTRODUCE AND DEBRIEF THIS:
It’s almost always best to set up and debrief a video. This means before you show the video; give them something to look for, write down, remember, or list out from the video. Basically, you’re giving your crew something to look for to their raise curiosity such as, “About halfway through this video, listen carefully for what Steve says about what happened as a result of not paying attention to where you’re pushing the mobile stairs.” This is what I mean by set up the video. Now they are paying more attention! And you are guaranteeing participating when you debrief (or discuss) the video after showing it because your people already know they are looking for something or they were supposed to write something down (or remember one thing from the video). Be yourself. Have fun with it. Vary your methods each time. See what works best with your audience.

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