I've Always done it that way.

You know, when I cut the grass on my riding mower, sometimes I take my Grandson for a ride around the yard, yea, I've always done it that way! There's no sense in getting down off of the ladder while I'm cleaning out the gutters, I'll just scoot it over by jumping it from up here, yea, I've always done it that way! Don't be a wuss, just change the flat. That jack won't slip on this beveled highway, Yea, I've always done it that way! Sound familiar? We do and say these things all of the time, especially at home. Can you imagine carrying these kinds of habits into the place at which we work around moving machinery? Is it really worth it to gamble on that finger? Does that eye mean so little to us that we will not even take the time to put on safety glasses? Our families think so. Our insurance companies think so. Even, yes, even our employers think so or they would not have safety committees, or programs, or processes. Take time to be safe. Keep everything that God gave you intact. Your livelihood, longevity, and life depend on it. This is ole "Dangerous Dale" saying: All accidents are preventable.