Worker Participation Battlecards
Use concise lines that protect reporting, stop retaliation risk, and gather better facts.
"Nobody else complained." Your line One report is enough to check exposure. Show me the task and we will verify it. Voting on whether a hazard exists. It treats reports as data without promising the conclusion. "This will slow the job down." We will control the hazard first, then choose the fastest safe way to restart. Letting schedule pressure set the risk threshold. It keeps production in view without subordinating safety. Reassurance versus commitment People trust visible follow-through more than soothing language. What should you thank workers for? Specific hazard information and early reporting. Thank the behavior you want repeated:…
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