Work Place Safety

The following complies a number of safety no-no’s and misconceptions we probably see everyday.

 

  • Workplace safety is only the responsibility of the person(s) wearing the Safety hat.

 

  • People have different work styles. Workers who work best with piles of materials about their areas are just as safe from accident and injury as workers who have a clean and well organized office.

 

  • A sloppy worker is only a danger to himself.

 

  • Safety is just common sense. The Company doesn’t need to waste time training people not to put their hands in a shredder.

 

  • Workers should walk around spilled liquid on the floor and leave it up to the cleaning crew to clean up.

 

  • All we can afford is the furniture we’ve been given. If the chairs don’t adjust and we use tables instead of fancy desks, it won’t hurt anyone.

 

  • Chairs or stools can be substituted for a ladder to get items out-of-reach as long as an employee “spots” the person using the chair or stool.

 

  • No one needs instructions on how to use a ladder.

 

 

  • Anyone can safely pick up a fire extinguisher to put out a fire.

Remember to be observant and do not safety for granted. Remember what you could be missing as a result of not living your daily life safely.

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