Top Ten Safety Rules Infographic
Everyone plays a role in maintaining a safe working environment. By being aware of your actions and surroundings, you help prevent incidents and protect both yourself and your coworkers.
Yes. Many accidents occur due to avoidable behaviors such as rushing, distractions, improper equipment use or ignoring safety procedures. Following established safety rules significantly reduces risks.
No. Shortcuts often eliminate important safeguards. Skipping steps or ignoring procedures increases the likelihood of injury, equipment damage, and unsafe conditions.
Untrained work can lead to mistakes, injuries, and damaged equipment. Only completing tasks that you are trained for ensures safety and helps maintain compliance with workplace standards.
Yes. Using improper or makeshift tools increases the chance of injury and often results in poor-quality work. Correct tools are designed to perform tasks safely and efficiently.
Before you start a task, you should:
- Gauge potential risks and hazards in the environment
- Gather necessary tools
- Put on required PPE before starting
Shoelaces or clothing can get caught in machinery, snag on equipment, or cause tripping hazards. Wearing properly fitted clothing and secure footwear reduces these risks significantly.
Yes. Horseplay distracts from work, creates unpredictable hazards, and often leads to preventable injuries. Professional behavior helps maintain a safe workplace for everyone.
A clean, organized area reduces trip hazards, prevents clutter-related accidents, and helps you find tools quickly. Cleaning as you go keeps the environment safer for you and others.
PPE provides essential protection against specific hazards such as chemical exposure, falling objects, noise, or sharp materials. Wearing the correct PPE greatly reduces the severity and likelihood of injury.