Am I my brother’s keeper? That was the first thing uttered by Cain after he killed his brother Abel in the book of Genesis in the Bible. It’s a question that’s been asked many times since and has a direct correlation to workplace attitudes toward safety. This sentiment is often presented in the phrase “that’s not my job,” which basically says the same thing.When it comes to workplace safety, we’d certainly better be our brothers’ keepers. Since we spend on average eight-plus hours a day with each other and develop bonds over time, we have to be able to depend
