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Safety Patterns

@SafetyPatterns

Navy Chief. I write the patterns behind preventable failures. Complacency, fatigue, ignored warnings, and the small exception that becomes the standard.

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Joined October 2017
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Safety is easy to prioritize until it interferes with the job. That’s when you find out whether it’s the standard or just the slogan.
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Replying to @Jasonhan110
Appreciate you, man. 👊
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Replying to @CDHughett
You’re welcome, Chris.
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Replying to @Jasonhan110
Glad we’re on the same page, Hugo.
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That’s the pattern. Correct the mistake, leave the conditions in place, and it’s only a matter of time before it happens again.
Unscripted TRUTH (@SelfUntangled) profile pictureUnscripted TRUTH
@SelfUntangledOct 28
Replying to @SafetyPatterns
fixing the exception without fixing the condition just means the same failure comes back with a new date
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Replying to @Susantoday1811
You’re welcome! Sounds like you were stubborn from day one. 🙃
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Replying to @CDHughett
Yeah, you don’t think much of those moments until you wish you could relive them.
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Replying to @CDHughett
Well said, Chris. Preparation can become a comfortable excuse to delay the hard part.
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Replying to @AgedeDestiny
That’s it, bro. People get so used to repeating something they stop questioning the results.
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Replying to @CDHughett
Spot on. Repetition can make a bad process feel right simply because it’s familiar.
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A standard that disappears under pressure was never fully established.
Chris Hughett (@CDHughett) profile pictureChris Hughett
@CDHughett7h
Replying to @SafetyPatterns
I've seen how quickly priorities change when deadlines get tight. The people who still follow the safety procedures when nobody's watching are the ones who actually take them seriously.
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Replying to @CDHughett
Agreed. Reach gets attention, but action is what gives it value.
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Replying to @dupanos
You’re right, dusan. Good point.
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Replying to @thelegionmaster
The real priorities show when the schedule slips.
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Replying to @thelegionmaster
So true. Sometimes their reaction tells you everything you need to know.
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Replying to @numba1general
This is true.
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Replying to @rutu609
Well said. You can’t pour into everything else if you never give yourself time to recharge.
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Replying to @DougKennedy93
They both reveal how much of your ego you’re willing to let go of for the people you love.
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Replying to @DougKennedy93
At least they remember your name. Could be worse…
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That’s not always easy to do in the moment.
Mind Garden 🧘🏽‍♀️ (@RootedLikeShe) profile pictureMind Garden 🧘🏽‍♀️
@RootedLikeSheOct 21
Not every bad day means you’re going backward. Sometimes you’re learning how to experience a difficult emotion without letting it control your decisions.
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Replying to @unkonfined @Justeki__
My account is growing. It’s not your fault.
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