On a cold January morning in Minnesota, a group of construction workers huddled in their trailer for their weekly safety meeting. The foreman clicked through twenty-five slides about ladder safety while half the crew scrolled their phones. One worker, Raul, nodded off for a second. Nobody blamed him. He’d been on site since 6 a.m., and the presentation had been running for almost forty minutes.  The next day, a ladder slipped out from under Raul while he was painting a soffit. He fell six feet, landed on his shoulder, and missed two weeks of work. When the incident report came back, the […]