Suspension TRAUMA is fo reelz. That’s why you need this on your harness.  

When the safety teacher is actually engaging and informed

This is the guy you want leading your safety meetings. Clear and concise instructions plus you can just tell that safety is number one priority for him.

You can tell he love his job & actually knows wtf he’s talking about 🗣

That is amazing, always wondered about that. Like dang, that would hurt after a good 10 min, but did not know how dangerous it really could be.

As a grocery store deli associate, I have no idea what the hell's going on.

As a Private safety consultant almost every company starts freaking out when I show them this as the reason for needing a fall/rescue plan😂

If this guy was the guy training me I woulda never left my first job..Great instructor

Give this guy a raise for a clear loud voice that’s easy to follow and loving what he does!

You know you’re in good hands when they say “some people do this but I personally would do…” they’ve clearly got experience

Dude even talked about the blood clots you can truly tell he loves his job cause most people would just give the in and outs of it without even talking about the risk and safety

As a 15 year Tower Vet this is a fantastic break down of mitigating suspension trauma.

This guy got me taking notes and I’m at home

Damn all this time at Amazon if I would've been suspended in the air as an order picker I would've died 😂 I ain't know this shit

We bought this for work recently. This was also a hot topic for my hunter safety classes.

As an ex lift technician, this is such an important and overlooked issue. Well played chaps your saving lives 100%

Someone give that man a raise.

This guy is so nice and calm, when I was learning about this it was in Jump school and it was just Sergeant's yelling at you

Also, always have a rescue plan and practice it to the extent possible.

Yup, totally correct and it’s great you’re putting this information out for everyone to learn!!!! Thank you!

they really emphasized those things when i worked at a target warehouse. i always thought they were neat concepts, and it’s cool seeing them demonstrated like this