🔹 1. Training & Awareness
Provide regular safety inductions and refresher training.
Explain the consequences of unsafe behaviors (e.g., not wearing PPE, bypassing safety rules).
Use toolbox talks to remind workers daily.
🔹 2. Strict Enforcement of Safety Rules
Ensure PPE is always worn (helmets, gloves, safety glasses, etc.).
Do not allow shortcuts in work procedures.
Apply a “Stop Work Authority” policy—any worker can stop unsafe work.
🔹 3. Good Supervision
Supervisors must monitor workers closely.
Correct unsafe behavior immediately, in a respectful way.
Recognize safe behavior to motivate workers.
🔹 4. Behavior-Based Safety (BBS)
Observe workers’ habits and identify unsafe actions.
Provide feedback and coaching instead of only punishment.
Encourage workers to report unsafe acts and conditions.
🔹 5. Clear Communication
Use simple language and signs (especially for multi-national workforces).
Give step-by-step instructions before starting high-risk jobs.
🔹 6. Worker Involvement
Engage workers in safety meetings.
Encourage suggestions for safer methods.
Make them feel responsible for their own and others’ safety.
🔹 7. Positive Safety Culture
Promote “Safety First” mindset.
Reward safe practices (verbal appreciation, certificates, recognition).
Make safety part of daily routine, not just a rule.
✅ Example Unsafe Acts to Prevent:
Not wearing PPE.
Working at height without harness.
Using tools/equipment incorrectly.
Running inside work areas.
Ignoring lockout/tagout while repairing equipment. #admin
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