Preparation can be confusing
I like to be prepared. I don't like surprises (in a bad way). So, yes, when I travel, my bag is usually packed with more than what I want, and hopefully I won't end up needing anything. Such was the case with a recent business trip that I took. First of all, the system that I was responsible for was tested and fully planned for any problems that could arise when arriving on site. I was very thankful for that since we ended up with other challenges. Now, this event had live performers as well who would be doing some stunts. In preparation, we trained before hand as well as on site to make sure that if anything were to go wrong that we would be able to get our performers medical attention as soon as possible. This goes along the line with normal training in basic first aid and CPR that normally goes into my work. We also train in electrical safety (had my electrical hazard, safety toe shoes on for the entire event) as well as other hazards we may come across. So, with