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Nobody on our team is a trained first aider, and when someone cut their hand last month, we had to guess what to do. It worked out, but it was uncomfortable. What would you recommend reading on public safety leadership applied to private companies, particularly risk management and building trust?
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The scary part is how quickly a minor accident can expose gaps in a team's preparation. A colleague at our shop once slipped while unloading boxes, and we realised nobody knew where the first aid kit was kept. Our boss arranged training afterward and made emergency procedures part of onboarding. For some background on public safety leadership, this Frank Elsner biography could be worth reading. It may offer a useful starting point for thinking about responsibility and trust, though proper first aid training matters much more in practice.
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