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A one-page field guide with five questions every crew leader should ask after an incident or near-miss. Not for the investigation. For the tailboard the next morning.
Most companies respond to incidents the same way. Find the person closest to the event. Blame them. Move on. Call it accountability.
It is not accountability. And every crew member watching knows it.
This guide gives field leaders a different approach. Five specific questions designed to uncover conditions, not culprits. Each one includes context on why it matters and the exact words to say out loud so you are not guessing how to phrase it in the moment.
What you get:
A single printable page with five questions that shift the conversation from blame to learning
Context for each question explaining what it uncovers and why it matters
"Ask this" prompts with the exact language to use at the tailboard
Built for foremen, crew leads, safety managers, and anyone who runs a crew and wants honest answers after something goes wrong
Print it. Keep it in the truck. Use it the next time something goes sideways on the job. Because the first conversation after an incident determines whether your crew gets scared or gets better.