Motivational Safety Materials

ADOPTING A “VIRAL” APPROACH TO SAFETY

What if we were to start “infecting” everyone we work with, live with, meet, etc. with our positive safety attitude and behaviours?   Wouldn’t that make a significant difference to us and others? Well this is no far-fetched idea as we see outlined by one organization described in the following excerpt.  The Italian oil and gas…...

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LINE OF FIRE HAZARDS PART 1

The line separating safety from danger is sometimes quite small.  To avoid crossing that line, we must always be aware of the hazards around us understand the machines and operations in our work areas take the time to think about the possible consequences that may result from where we place our bodies or the actions…...

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“Personal Accident Prevention Plan”

Safe people always: Understand the risks of their jobs Perform jobs the way they are supposed to be done, without taking shortcuts Never become complacent about safety Get involved in efforts to improve safety Know what to do in an emergency A personal accident-prevention plan must consist of the following habits: Following safety rules and…...

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SILENCE AND UNSAFE PRACTICES

A worker is changing out a commercial meter. As he completes this task, he should always vent the gas outside.  Everyone knows this, but we sometimes skip it because we’re trying to keep up with the production and maintenance schedule.  Well, the small room he was in filled with gas, that eventually was ignited by…...

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“ALCOHOL AND THE JOB”

Working under the influence of alcohol is in most work places in most countries is strictly prohibited.  This means more than just not drinking on the job.  Tests have shown that alcohol can still have an effect on your body up to 18 hours after you have stopped drinking.  Alcohol use is a legitimate on-the-job…...

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“Depression And Personal Safety”

Hippocrates (460-377 B.C.), the father of medicine, thought depression was caused by an excess of black bile, a humor once believed to be secreted by the kidneys or spleen and to cause sadness or melancholy.  The Egyptians were first to recognize depression and treat it with the power of suggestion, known today as hypnosis.Doctors and…...

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“Hazardous Haste”

Many times within discussions following an injury incident one hears “He just hurried too much” or “She was in a hurry and got careless.”  In both of these statements, a single cause, being in a hurry, is identified.  The implication is that if that single cause were eliminated, the “accident” would not have happened. Unfortunately,…...

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CAR SAFETY: DISTRACTIONS FACED

Driving is hazardous enough as it is being surrounded by massive pieces of metal moving at high rates of speed. You can’t afford to take your eyes off the road. Every day it seems as if there’s a new way of distracting yourself while driving however. When cars were first invented, they were bare bones…...

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“Sharpening Our Axe”

If I have six hours to cut down a tree, I’ll spend the first four hours sharpening my axe” Abraham Lincoln.  Simply put this quote is about being prepared which is a critical element of doing a job successfully. When is a job successfully done? When we achieve our target or objective which is also…...

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Home Early (WorkSafe Victoria)

Home Early is the next commercial in the Valuing Safety campaign series which includes Homecomings, Carols and Who’s there. This campaign aims to continue to build support and understanding for the need for workplace safety so that the expectation that Victorian workers will return home safely every day becomes part of Victorian culture. Key messages:…...

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The video EVERY WORKER should see – “The Costs of Accidents” (Harsco Video)

This is without a doubt the video that needs to find it’s way into every company’s “New Employee Orientation” as well as the annual safety training program.  This video maps out all of the stages of an accident and how all the domino’s line up to end in a bad way; but there is a…...

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A Simple Safety Lesson

A rat looked through a crack in the wall to see the farmer and his wife opening a package. What food might it contain? He was aghast to discover that it was a rat trap. Retreating to the farmyard the rat proclaimed the warning; “There is a rat trap in the house, a rat trap…...

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