Jeff “Odie” Espenship uses the tragic loss of his brother in an aviation accident to drive home a very important message of appreciating the size of the shadow you cast in others eyes. The little things matter!

The worst accident in aviation history happened on the island of Tenerife in 1977 when two 747s collided on a foggy runway. In the full video, we interview Bob Bragg, the only surviving pilot of that disaster. Additionally, Odie brings out key leadership safety points pertinent to any work environment. Odie says, “It takes courage to speak up, and it often takes more courage to listen!”

“If you see something, say something” is the motto adopted by the TSA after subscribing to the “Knock it Off” leadership safety training DVD created by Jeff “Odie” Espenship and Wes “Dahmer” Sharp of Target Leadership. The same concept of speaking up and stopping work immediately when something does not feel right is critical to saving lives in today’s high risk work environment.

Short Cuts – Complacency – Emotional Snap Decisions are 3 “Leading Indicators” that can lead to incidents and accidents in the workplace. Former USAF Fighter pilot and inspirational leadership safety speaker Jeff “Odie” Espenship uses his personal stories as examples. In this #1 selling DVD, Odie relates directly to the “fighter pilots” of corporate America. This DVD will serve as a valuable addition to your company’s safety-leadership training library.

Jeff “Odie” Espenship will create a customized pre-recorded 30 minute workplace safety leadership message for your workforce!

Jeff “Odie” Espenship of Target Leadership delivers a motivational safety leadership culture keynote to Chevron HSE Managers.

“Stay Off the Grass” is a metaphor used by fighter pilot and Target Leadership speaker Wes “Dahmer” Sharp  to underscore that “no matter your position or rank, you must embrace a culture of speaking up” to encourage everyone to stay off the grass and never allow a trail of short cuts through your work environment.

An introduction to Target Leadership by motivational safety speaker Jeff “Odie” Espenship