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As an organization, we have both moral and legal duties that relate to PPE. As presented in a previous Restoring Success column, the foundation of any safety initiative in your company is culture and attitude towards safety.
After searching high and low for a new technician, you find a new tech; now what? The next step is to get them up and running and engage them in his/her new career.
Consider it difficult and demoralizing to hold someone accountable for something they have no responsibility for or understanding of their responsibility.
As we see and experience the widespread devastation in Texas, we also see an outpouring of support and help. In the face of the tragedies, we also get to see the best in others.
