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Scott’s safety keynote starts with a fact most rooms do not expect. He was not wearing a seatbelt. One choice on a dark road on St. George’s Island. The car went airborne. He woke up paralyzed from the chest down.
That is the hour. A lived story that takes a safety meeting past “it will not happen to me” and leaves the room with three words they can use on the next shift: Vision. Mindset. Grit.
Safety Meeting planners bring him in to set the tone for a safety conference, a kickoff, or a Vision Zero event. Front line to safety leadership. The goal is the same. Make the next choice personal before someone else has to live with it.
These clips were professionally filmed in a studio for the North Dakota Department of Transportation’s Partner Conference. Scott delivered his personalized recorded presentation — Stand Up to Any Challenge: VISION ZERO – Zero Fatalities • Zero Accidents — then joined afterward via Zoom for a 30-minute interactive Q&A session.
Scott has lived the cost of one skipped step. He blends the story, humor, the grip exercise, and takeaways a crew can use before they walk back onto the floor.
With road traffic accidents costing employers $60 billion per year, employee training and development is key to keeping drivers safe while protecting your bottom line.
Nothing delivers the importance of safety better than a compelling story—in fact, storytelling has been shown to be up to 7 times more effective than training through facts and figures alone.
In this keynote, Scott uses his story of turning a paralyzing setback into a comeback to elicit a deep emotional response from audiences that seal his message in their memories.
Attendees will experience an instantly applicable shift in their ability to:



In this interactive safety session, Scott teaches audiences how to recognize the symptoms of stress and nervous system overwhelm and reduce mental distractions, so they can stay focused on the job site.
Scott teaches workers how to identify the difference between job-induced stress and personal projections that can lead to accidents, while engaging audiences to identify and reframe their way of thinking.
Packed with insights from his compelling personal journey overcoming catastrophic change, audiences will walk away empowered with tools to help them react instead of respond in the heat of stressful moments.
Attendees will experience an instantly applicable shift in their ability to:
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