Details aren’t optional—they’re life or death. In this episode, we unpack how noticing (and acting on) the small stuff drives safety, efficiency, and client trust. From bracing failures and near-misses to checklists, job walks, and training your eye, we cover the three common failure modes—blind spots, seeing-but-not-acting, and overwhelm—and how to fix them with ownership, documentation, and team humility. Whether you’re a one-man shop or scaling a crew, this is your playbook for building a culture that doesn’t miss a pawn piece—or a critical step.
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