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Podcast Transcript:https://www.temi.com/editor/t/prj16OQXoR0-D_KV5YvxFkCj7_bw7vyslvC4aakvkW8RBCDLGVWZyOVTOk7722efBwd0dY87WHsnCSYd_UDret0QvJI?loadFrom=DocumentDeeplink&ts=0.36 ([00:00])                                    Okay, https://www.temi.com/editor/t/prj16OQXoR0-D_KV5YvxFkCj7_bw7vyslvC4aakvkW8RBCDLGVWZyOVTOk7722efBwd0dY87WHsnCSYd_UDret0QvJI?loadFrom=DocumentDeeplink&ts=8.7 ([00:08])                                    all, all you safety professionals out here. Thank you very much for joining safety with purpose. My name is Scott MacKenzie. Once again, man, this platform is dedicated to you, dedicated to everybody. You can never stop learning about safety because the industry changes and bottom line, you guys are changing the world and you’re just keeping us safe. It’s unknowable. A noble cause. So we’re going to talk a little bit about morals, safety, and compass in this episode of safety with purpose. So stay tuned. https://www.temi.com/editor/t/prj16OQXoR0-D_KV5YvxFkCj7_bw7vyslvC4aakvkW8RBCDLGVWZyOVTOk7722efBwd0dY87WHsnCSYd_UDret0QvJI?loadFrom=DocumentDeeplink&ts=37.96 ([00:37])                                    Yeah. Another quickie here. It’s a fast one. And uh, I’m always fascinated by, um, the culture and this particular, uh, compass is more compass because it gets down to, um, especially with safety. It’s, it’s in the mind and it’s, it’s education. But how do you, how do you infuse that culture into your organization to keep them safe? That’s what this is all about. So anyway, let’s get going with a tailgate. Tailgate talk number one. Okay. What is shifted up a little bit? And once again, I’m going to go to, um, safety, Safeopedia, right? And instead of just going into, I’m just going to go into guides and I thought this was a pretty interesting guidance. I’m big into checklists. I mean, I don’t know about you, but I’m big into checklists and uh, this one caught my fancy and it was the construction fall safety checklist. https://www.temi.com/editor/t/prj16OQXoR0-D_KV5YvxFkCj7_bw7vyslvC4aakvkW8RBCDLGVWZyOVTOk7722efBwd0dY87WHsnCSYd_UDret0QvJI?loadFrom=DocumentDeeplink&ts=87.76 ([01:27])                                    We’re going to be doing a podcast with a gentleman, uh, with a fall protection company. And, uh, I’m always fascinated by the fact that a, there they’re still, there are, uh, deaths at that take place with that are fall related because when I was at alignment, I’d be climbing towers and poles and all that good stuff. And uh, you just didn’t hear about deaths. You didn’t, you hear about people falling in, in our fall. Protection of course was just a belt. And, uh, I, I’m, I’m always fascinated by this, but so if you go out to a Safeopedia once again, and you look at guides and you just sort of scroll down a little bit, construction falls, safety checklist, cool stuff. Get it. It’s a checklist. It’s already there. You don’t even have to think about it, but you definitely better deploy it. That’s for Doug on. Sure. Number two....