Injuries Are for Amateurs
Every workplace injury is like a neon sign flashing, “We didn’t care enough to do it right!” And guess what? Nobody cares about your excuses.
“Oh, the safety manual was too long.” “I thought I knew better.” “I didn’t have time.”
You know what else takes time? Recovering from a compound fracture. Or, worse, dealing with the guilt of knowing your corner-cutting put someone else in a wheelchair. Injuries happen because people get cocky or lazy. Don’t be that person.
You can either learn from Express Train how to prevent accidents—or learn the hard way while staring at your mangled hand and thinking, “Well, that’s unfortunate.”
Your Choices Are Killing People
Here’s where the gloves come off. Every time you skip training, ignore protocol, or brush off a near miss, you’re playing god with someone’s life. Think I’m being dramatic? Fine, don’t take my word for it. Take the paramedics’ word when they’re scraping what’s left of your coworker off the floor because you thought safety was optional.
You’re not just risking lives; you’re torching futures. That guy who didn’t go home to his family tonight? That’s on you. The woman who’ll never work again because of one careless mistake? Yep—still you.
Sleep tight with that on your conscience.
And Here’s the Ugly Truth: You Have No Choice
Look, you might think you can dodge this, but you can’t. The universe has a funny way of punishing the unprepared, and right now, if you’re not on the Express Train, you’re standing on the tracks, waiting to get obliterated.
You want to avoid the blood, the lawsuits, and the funerals? Then stop screwing around and enroll in Express Train’s safety program NOW. Not later, not after “checking with the team.” Right. Freaking. Now.
We’re not just teaching safety—we’re teaching survival. And if you think that’s optional, maybe start practicing your apology speech for when your negligence catches up to you.
Get Your Act Together with Express Train
We’re not here to hold your hand; we’re here to keep you alive. Sign up today—or don’t. Regardless...work hard to stay safe out there, its a jungle.