Many Threads of Life families have one question they ask themselves after a workplace tragedy changes their lives forever: “what if?”. Marleen Pitruzzella knows how easy it can be to play the “what if” game. After her dad, Leo, died when he was struck by a truck at the paving job he loved, she played this game for a number of years. She finally realized that asking “what if” wouldn’t bring her dad back—so she began instead asking “what would he do?”.
We can make the choice to keep our workplaces safe every day, by switching our own “what ifs” to “what woulds”.
“What if workplace tragedies didn’t happen” can become “what would I do to be safe at my job today?”.
