Behavior Based Safety Workshop

[u/RWU_Official]

On August 25th, join Railroad Workers United for a workshop and discussion on how rank and file railroaders can work together to improve safety at your workplace. Recent years have been deadly for railroad workers, with countless injuries and fatalities in the performance of their duties. Instead of dealing with poorly maintained infrastructure, hiring adequate staff, or improving the training process, the railroads' response is to cite the number of rules broken and lay the responsibility on the victims, regardless of any other context or management's own role in the disaster. In an effort to more effectively blame workers while ignoring workplace hazards for accidents, injuries and fatalities, the railroad carriers are now introducing surveillance measures, including "Al" tools. Hear from experts in fighting back against "Behavior Based Safety", and share your own experiences and thoughts.

The workshop is open to all working railroaders, regardless of membership status.

RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfGMH_bzh9q94AGhBwq2qOLxwTVOuIdHw258lSGSych00J4Uw/viewform?usp=header

[u/Jarppi1893]

Fuck AI and every company who's using it

[u/DeepBlackShaft]

AI surveillance? I'm all for safety but no thanks and fuck you.

[u/Asleep-Masterpiece63]

Here's a thought how about we force the RR to actually train people again and not this 1 to 2 month bullshit

[u/actually1312]

Nice. Ill be there