Independent safety media · Southern California

The accident happened.
The lesson should travel.

Morbid Safety turns real workplace accidents into short films and plain-English lessons for workers, supervisors, families, and anyone who wants to understand how the next one can be prevented.

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Show what happened.

02

Explain what failed.

03

Identify what could stop it.

Behind the work

Built from field experience—not content farming.

Morbid Safety is created and edited by a Southern California safety professional with more than 15 years of field experience. The goal is to make serious safety information understandable without watering down the consequence.

The documented record

The source controls the facts

Incident details begin with public investigations from OSHA, NIOSH, state safety agencies, and worker-fatality investigation programs. Every case links readers to the underlying record.

My Safety Take

Professional judgment is clearly separated

These callouts are the editor’s professional safety opinion based on the reported facts, recognized control principles, and applicable rules. They are not quotations from OSHA or a FACE report.

The boundary

Education—not consulting for hire.

Morbid Safety is an independent media project. It does not offer consulting, inspections, training, compliance services, contractor placement, or job-specific safety approval.

CONTROLS BEFORE COMMERCE

Every story begins with the hazard and ends with the strongest practical control. The purpose is to make a documented accident understandable, memorable, and useful before the next shift begins.

Faceless by design

The work—not a personality—is the public identity

Morbid Safety does not use the editor’s name or employer to imply approval or attract professional-service work. The public record, the safety lesson, and the control stay at the center.

Independent by rule

No employer or client material

Content is independently produced from public sources. It does not use an employer’s time, systems, client information, private case files, pricing, photographs, or proprietary methods.

Contact

Corrections and source questions are welcome.

Email info@morbidsafety.com about a factual correction, public investigation, or possible future case. Morbid Safety does not accept consulting, training, inspection, or compliance-service requests.

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