Who Owns Safety? Turning Near Misses Into Action
Near misses happen in schools every day—blocked walkways, crowded prep rooms, equipment squeezed into corners, or cords taped down just enough to get through class. They rarely make headlines, but they reveal something critical about how safety actually operates inside school systems.
In this episode of Safer Ed, we move beyond recognizing near misses and explore what determines whether they lead to real change. Through a thoughtful, expert-to-expert conversation, we unpack how responsibility for safety becomes diffused across roles, why workarounds often replace systemic fixes, and how…
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