FACTS

• New Step, New Risk: Each time a job step changes — a different tool, position, or material — the hazard profile changes with it. A worker focused on completing the previous step may not pause to assess what the next one requires.
• Complacency at Transition Points: Familiarity with a job can cause workers to move through transitions automatically, without stopping to recognize what is different this time.
• Unplanned Changes Are Most Dangerous: When a task changes unexpectedly — due to equipment failure or a shift in conditions — workers have the least preparation and the highest exposure to unrecognized […]

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