I’m pushing for a standing 15‑minute drill the first Monday at 6 a.m.: key pocketed before clearing augers, PTO guards confirmed, and a quick stop‑the‑bleed run using the kit by the south barn. If you’ve built short refreshers that crews don’t roll their eyes at, what scenarios or prompts kept them engaged and changed behavior?
We made it a 90‑second “key‑in‑pocket” roll call at 6 a.m… — everyone taps the pocket before we walk past the auger, then one person does a timed Stop the Bleed pull from the south‑barn kit, no speeches. > by the south barn. If you’ve built short refreshers that crews don’t roll their Agree — making it tactile and timed keeps them from zoning out. Small tweak: rotate a 60‑second near‑miss story or $5 coffee for fastest correct PTO‑guard check; would your crew revolt if you slid to 6:15 during calving?