The importance of knowing your fall protection can't be stressed enough. Today, Dave & Fred discuss leading edge fall protection and why we should actually use the tools that give us the advantages we need on the job site.

The key to safety is to figure out ways to avoid the hazard in the first place — before you rely on safety equipment. Listen in to find out why Dave (and so many others)feels so strongly about the topic.

The key to safety is to figure out ways to avoid the hazard in the first place — before you rely on safety equipment. Listen in to find out why Dave (and so many others)feels so strongly about the topic.

Workers with zero level of give a hoot up the danger quotient on a jobsite big time. Whether it's a newbie on the job or a worker whose just become too complacent, get some insight from the guys who've been there and learned how to deal with these problems before it costs someone their life.

Workers with zero level of give a hoot up the danger quotient on a jobsite big time. Whether it's a newbie on the job or a worker whose just become too complacent, get some insight from the guys who've been there and learned how to deal with these problems before it costs someone their life.

The guys give the nitty, gritty lowdown on glove selection. Why? Because all hand protection is not created equal. Seriously, think about Michael Jackson. What the heck was the point of that glove. Does anyone know?

The guys give the nitty, gritty lowdown on glove selection. Why? Because all hand protection is not created equal. Seriously, think about Michael Jackson. What the heck was the point of that glove. Does anyone know?

Join the guys as they talk about how rep groups can fill in those safety gaps distributors may be missing. Things like features and benefits of certain products. You know, the bells and whistles and stuff that keeps people alive.

Join the guys as they talk about how rep groups can fill in those safety gaps distributors may be missing. Things like features and benefits of certain products. You know, the bells and whistles and stuff that keeps people alive.

In todays episode, ol’ Uncle Dave tells a few tales about why he takes safety so seriously. From his daddy’s time in Vietnam to when Dave was an accountant—there’s more than a few reasons why Dave says “screw other people’s safety baseline”. Namely, those pesky chronic hazards that get overlooked.