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Submit Yours
The most powerful safety lessons come from people who were there. If you have witnessed a near miss, an equipment failure or an incident that taught you something, sharing it can help others avoid the same harm. This page explains how to submit your story.
Submit Your Story
Share your own near-miss or safety story.
What makes a useful story
Helpful submissions describe what the task was, what went wrong or nearly went wrong, and what you learned. You do not need polished writing; a few honest paragraphs about the situation, the outcome and what you would do differently are enough for us to work with.
Your privacy matters
Stories are published anonymously by default. We remove company names, personal names and any detail that could identify a specific person or site unless you specifically ask us to keep them. The goal is to share the lesson, not to point fingers.
How to send it in
Once our submission form is live you will be able to send your story directly from this page. In the meantime, if you have something to share, reach out through the site and a member of the team will help you write it up safely and clearly.
A few honest paragraphs about what happened are all we need.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a safety story useful to submit?
A few honest paragraphs describing the task, what went wrong or nearly went wrong, and what you learned are enough – polished writing is not required.
Will my name or company be published with my story?
No, stories are published anonymously by default; company names, personal names and identifying details are removed unless you specifically ask us to keep them.
Does my story need to describe an actual injury?
No, near misses and equipment failures that did not result in injury are just as valuable as incidents that did, since the lesson is what matters.
How do I actually send in my story?
Reach out through the site and a member of the team will help you write it up safely and clearly while the dedicated submission form is being finished.