[ac·count·a·bil·i·ty] / noun
The sacred ritual of figuring out whose fault it was after the dust settles. Usually involves paperwork, denial, and a lot of pointing. It’s the meeting nobody wants to be in and the question nobody wants to answer. We prefer preventing the conversation altogether. That’s why our signs do the talking first, before the incident report, the safety stand-down, and the awkward silence in the trailer.