The Red Zone is the most critical situation. And in safety, we need to identify our Red Zones as a priority and give immediate attention.

A friend sent the following message to me, written by a former POW and survivor of the Bataan Death March. I find it very interesting and informative, an honest view of a very moving series of never to be forgotten terrifying images.

Several years ago one of our upper leadership persons came to me stating he wished he had been with us from the start. On board all but a few of those years, he said he wished he would have experienced ”those fun, exciting, beginning years of building the business foundation..."

The continuous advancing journey of globalization or business’ relentless search for new markets and less expensive suppliers has gotten even more drastic.