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Kina Survived A Horrific Workplace Accident That Left Her Fighting For Her Life, She Was Only 20 And It Was Her First Day On The Job.

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Safety speaker Kina Hart empowers global workforces. A traumatic injury survivor and educator, she transforms industrial culture for Fortune 500 clients like NASA, Boeing, and Exxon Mobil.

Kina fought for her life after a horrific workplace accident. She now offers inspiring and motivating safety speeches with a message of the importance of training and keeping a good attitude about safety.

She wants to make a positive difference and for others to take safety seriously. Her message is one of responsibility. Kina teaches others how to build safety consciousness and raises awareness about workplace hazards. She uses her personal story to show it’s important and how poor safety habits can lead to tragic results. She is available for both in-person and virtual presentations.

Kina teaches science and holds a second-degree black belt. She ran 13 marathons, snow skies and wakeboards. She was honored in the 2002 Winter Olympic Games as an Olympic Torch runner.

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Safety Beyond PPE

Personalize safety through Kina’s story about the tragic loss of her left arm. Kina will speak about how lack of knowledge and lack of training contributed to the day that forever changed her life. Driving home that you are your own last line of defense in safety Kina encourages actively participating in safety. She also covers the effect injuries have on friends, family and co-workers. With witty wisdom Kina will leave you with a message you can reflect on and share. A message that gives you what you need to be present, be aware and be safe.

Key takeaways:

This safety presentation is a powerful reminder that safety isn’t just about what you wear, but how you think.
  • You are Your Own Last Line of Defense – The ultimate responsibility for your physical well-being rests with you. PPE can fail or be bypassed, but active participation and personal situational awareness are the final barriers between a routine task and a life-altering accident.
  • Training and Knowledge are Non-Negotiable – Complacency or “guessing” on the job is a high-stakes gamble. Kina’s experience highlights that a lack of training isn’t just a corporate oversight—it’s a personal danger. Understanding the why behind a safety rule is just as important as the how, and if you don’t know, you must speak up before proceeding.
  • The “Ripple Effect” of Injury – An accident never happens in a vacuum. A single moment of distraction or a missed safety step radiates outward, deeply impacting: Family: Who often become primary caregivers or suffer emotional trauma.  Friends & Co-workers: Who deal with the guilt, loss, and the mental weight of witnessing or responding to a tragedy.  Safety is an act of love for the people who want to see you come home at the end of your shift.

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Alliant Energy
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Bechtel
Bradford Soap
Conoco Phillips
Cummins
Detroit Edison Power – Michigan
Dupont
East Kentucky Power Cooperative
Exxon Mobil
General Mills
General Motors
Georgia Pacific – Olympia, WA
Honda
Idaho Loggers Association
Irving Tissue
John Deere
Kelloggs
Kentucky Utilities
Kiewit
Kinder Morgan
NASA Florida
Northeast Utilities
Scott’s Miricle Grow
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Toyota

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