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Pullen Services Pullen Services offers Occupational Health and Safety training and certifications. We teach you how to negotiate with DANGER. Human lives are not expendable.

01/21/2026

Ever had a stuck firing pin on a shotgun before?

Good thing he kept the weapon pointed down range when closing the break action. Weapon safety rules matter.

PS, Think safe đź’€ Stay dangerous.

01/07/2026

Over the past decade, grain bin entrapments have remained a serious safety concern in U.S. agriculture. From 2014 to 2023, annual incident totals have fluctuated between 23 and 42 cases.

Experts estimate that actual case counts may be 30% or more higher due to underreporting in the agricultural sector.

Despite improvements in rescue equipment and safety awareness, survival rates have not consistently improved. Most years still see over 50% of confined spaces incidents end in death. Remember when you enter confined space to have an attendant and a rescue plan. Otherwise it won’t be a rescue. It’ll be a recovery.

PS, Think safe đź’€ Stay dangerous.

01/03/2026

Switzerland, 1/1/26. Sparklers on champagne bottles that came too close to the ceiling likely caused the Swiss ski resort bar fire that killed at least 40 people during a New Year’s party. This appeared to lead to a flashover, in which everything in a room ignites almost simultaneously. Swiss prosecutors have opened an investigation into possible criminal responsibility.

Some of the deadliest fires in modern history are nightclub fires. The amount of people who panic clog the doorways is absurd, and a key consideration during evacuation.

Fire can grow exponentially and will fill the room with smoke and toxic fumes.

Before you know it, dozens are passed out on the floor and will be dead before anyone can get to them safely.

It all happens much faster than people can really comprehend. Often, minutes.

PS, Think safe đź’€ Stay dangerous.

01/01/2026

While you might be confused by seeing a cross dangling from the rearview mirror, the driver giggling like a tickle me Elmo (repeatedly saying “kill him”), or the polka music playing in the background (cartel love song), the reality is the savagery of these guys is hard to digest. Being desensitized to violence to where you treat other humans like a video game is subhuman behavior.

Setting up a satellite patrol, or having access to a quick reaction force would be your only hope in this situation.
PACE planning was originally developed for US military communications, but prove so successful that it integrated itself across all operations.

P: Primary plan
A: Alternate plan
C: Contingency plan
E: Emergency plan

You’ll do as well in an emergency as you did before the emergency. Routine is important. Good reps lead to good outcomes.

PS, Think safe đź’€ Stay dangerous.

SituationalAwareness

12/31/2025

Both people in the plane died in the event, father and son.
Four people on the ground were injured. (Hungry September 2025). I’m not a pilot, but I would guess that the low altitude and high speed are major contributing factors. When doing something this dangerous, remember, sometimes danger wins.
What are you willing to risk?
PS, Think safe đź’€ Stay dangerous.

The Triangle Shirtwaist FireLocked In. Burned Alive.March 25, 1911. Fire tore through the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory in...
07/17/2025

The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
Locked In. Burned Alive.

March 25, 1911. Fire tore through the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory in NYC.
The doors were locked.
The ladders didn’t reach.
In 30 minutes, 146 people—mostly young immigrant women—were dead.

They didn’t die from fire.
They died from neglect.

At the time, over 100 workers were dying every day on the job. But this fire forced the country to face the cost of ignoring safety. It sparked a movement.

Frances Perkins watched the factory burn. She never forgot. She became the first U.S. Secretary of Labor and a leading figure in the fight to protect our workforce.

It took until 1970 for the OSH Act to become law. That fight still isn’t over.

Worker lives are not disposable.
No one should die to protect someone else’s profit.
Safety doesn’t just happen.
It’s something we do.

Protect yourself. Protect your crew.
Draw the line.
A safe workplace is a right—fight for it.

Did you know that if you put your hard hat up to your ear… you can hear OSHA? Protect yourself because no one else will....
07/17/2025

Did you know that if you put your hard hat up to your ear… you can hear OSHA? Protect yourself because no one else will.

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