It is time, yet again, for the monthly Construction Safety Video Blog. What starts as a simple errand quickly escalates into risk not just for Frick (or is it Frack?), but his whole family.
The fourth factor that influences risk tolerance is voluntary actions and being in control. Feeling like you're in control can lead to higher risk tolerance, leaving you in situations that could put your life at risk.
Other people, weather, equipment malfunctions... in every situation and on every job site, there are always factors that are not in your control. The only thing you can actually control is how you prepare–starting with your personal protective equipment (PPE).
More From Frick & Frack
If you've missed our other videos or want to review the other factors influencing risk tolerance, we've got the series so far right here:
- The 3 Key Safety Factors That Guide Decision Making
- Overestimating Capability or Experience
- Beware of Familarity with a Task
- Seriousness of the Outcome
This duo will be back next month to delve into the fifth factor, but don't put off learning how to improve safety decision making for your company. Download our guide to construction site safety today.
