Jul 7, 2026 · 39 min · 13 segments
"If we have an injury, that's our injury. That is a combined shared injury between us. We get together shoulder to shoulder, we roll up our sleeves and we look at what systems, what behaviors led us…
Tim RichGuest
James JunkinHost
Logan F. MartinHost
He's going to join us in a second, but first we're going to do Rip from the Headlines.


So once OSHA did the investigation, what did they find? They didn't have adequate measures in place to protect employees from potential falls.

improper fall systems, improper fall protection systems, such as no guardrails, no safety nets, no restraints, no hole covers.

And I guess, I think what was happening is this worker was performing tasks on a raised catwalk.

And if you look at the history of this site, this is not the first incident that's occurred amongst the contractors.

I don't know about the specific contractor, but there have been enforcement activities which tends to make me believe employee complaints or a number of workplace injuries.

I mean, one of the things we're going to talk about today with Tim is we're going to talk about subcontractor managing subcontractors, how you do it.

You know, what are the mechanics? And, you know, it doesn't go unnoticed that that there's always the OSHA multi-employer.

And, you know, I did an article recently on LinkedIn about, you know, you can't really disclaimer away for your safety or put in the contract you're going to, you know, legally kind of push your safety off on somebody else.

So, you know, I think that's something that we should talk with Tim about today.

He's going to join us in a second, but first we're going to do Rip from the Headlines.


So once OSHA did the investigation, what did they find? They didn't have adequate measures in place to protect employees from potential falls.

improper fall systems, improper fall protection systems, such as no guardrails, no safety nets, no restraints, no hole covers.

And I guess, I think what was happening is this worker was performing tasks on a raised catwalk.

And if you look at the history of this site, this is not the first incident that's occurred amongst the contractors.

I don't know about the specific contractor, but there have been enforcement activities which tends to make me believe employee complaints or a number of workplace injuries.

I mean, one of the things we're going to talk about today with Tim is we're going to talk about subcontractor managing subcontractors, how you do it.

You know, what are the mechanics? And, you know, it doesn't go unnoticed that that there's always the OSHA multi-employer.

And, you know, I did an article recently on LinkedIn about, you know, you can't really disclaimer away for your safety or put in the contract you're going to, you know, legally kind of push your safety off on somebody else.

So, you know, I think that's something that we should talk with Tim about today.
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