Safety Info Posts

“SHORT CUTS”

A man by the name of Louis Binstock once said, “Too often the shortcut, the line of least resistance, is responsible for evanescent and unsatisfactory success. ” Simply put, taking shortcuts only results in success for a short duration of time. A shortcut is a quicker or easier way to do a job without following […]

“Safety Resolution”

1. We resolve…to accept responsibility for our safety and to help others around us do the same.  Each person must examine his/her attitude towards safety.  Do we recognize that we must take responsibility for our own safety or do we think that “stuff just happens?”  We have a lot of control over what happens to

“Wet Weather Safety”

Given the level of occupational hazards in our workplace during normal weather, wet and rainy weather is bound to dramatically increase the risk of accidents.  A good spell of rain lasting only 30 minutes is enough to create several puddles and make the ground slippery rendering it unstable.  All the mud and slush can seriously

GOOD LEADERS DON’T SET BAD EXAMPLES

The crew felt the pressure to get things done fast, and the supervisor did, too.  The job was to pick truck parts from a series of tall storage racks in the warehouse and rush them out to the front counter, where hurried customers and impatient sales staff waited.  Because of the hurry-up atmosphere, the supervisor

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