Module 11 · 5 plays
Safety & the Comp Bill
Safety as money and survival, never a compliance lecture: the sixty seconds before anybody climbs, the OSHA card so your foreman never improvises when a badge shows up, the number that quietly prices every bid you send, what you do in the first hour after a man gets hurt, and the sub crew whose missing paperwork ends up on your policy.
The plays
- M11-01Nobody Goes Up Until One Man Says GoThe trucks roll in at seven, the ladder goes against the eave, and somebody is walking the ridge before anyone looked at the ladder feet, the deck, or the…Printable card · En español
- M11-02When OSHA Pulls Up, Nobody GuessesA truck you don't know parks at the curb and a man with a badge walks toward your ladder. You're across town, and your foreman has thirty seconds to decide…Printable card · En español
- M11-03The Number That Prices Every Bid You SendOnce your payroll is big enough for your state to rate you, a number sits on your workers' comp policy — your experience mod — and where it applies it…Spreadsheet · Printable card
- M11-04The First Hour After a Man Gets HurtA man comes off a ladder, and for the next hour nobody knows who does what. One guy drives him to the clinic, another sweeps up the mess, and by supper there…Printable card · En español
- M11-05No Paper, No RoofA sub crew you've run for two years pulls into the yard Monday. Somebody asks about his insurance, he says it's all current, he'll email it tonight — and he…Spreadsheet · Printable card