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Occupational safety was built to protect workers. Somewhere along the way, it became a business. In The Old Hacker Who Cracked the Safety Code, a veteran safety professional examines modern workplace safety through the lens of systems thinking-revealing how well-intentioned regulations, insurance structures, metrics, and third-party compliance programs often produce unintended and sometimes harmful outcomes. Drawing on real-world experience across fleet management, skilled trades, OSHA compliance, workers' compensation, and contractor oversight, this book exposes: Why self-reported safety metrics are deeply flawed How insurance and compliance incentives distort injury reporting The hidden costs of zero-incident cultures Why frontline workers often suffer under ""successful"" safety programs How systems designed to reduce risk sometimes amplify it This is not an anti-safety manifesto. It is a call for honesty, accountability, and reform-written for those who care more about people than metrics.

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