I don't understand. Workplace injuries are not a "shit happens" scenario - it is not good enough to consistently report high numbers and shrug your shoulders. T

I don't understand. Workplace injuries are not a "shit happens" scenario - it is not good enough to consistently report high numbers and shrug your shoulders. The reporting is merely one half. You must make explicit efforts to avoid the proximal cause of these workplace injuries. When some worker at Tesla gets hit by a robot arm, nobody goes "duh watch out for the robot". There is an inquiry why it was possible for a worker to be in the work area of the robot in operation and get hit.