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Heavy-duty castors offer excellent mobility and safety, with a design and functionality that are key to minimising the risk of accidents. Find out more about the role of heavy-duty castors in workplace safety by reading our latest blog! https://bit.ly/3JYyr6K

Forming a work group, which is a group of workers represented by a Health and Safety Representative (HSR), is the first step to take before electing HSRs in your workplace. There are a range of things that must be considered when negotiating the structure of a work group, including: ✅number & diversity of workers ✅types of work being undertaken ✅areas where work is carried out ✅nature of hazards, and much more! For more information about work groups or HSRs, click here 🔗https://ow.ly/UoPo50TvQ4i

There are some key factors that must be considered when negotiating the formation of work groups and electing HSRs to represent the workers that comprise them. Check the SafeWork SA website for more information, you can even request our new HSR Advisor (yours truly 😁) to come to your business and provide advice regarding work groups and more!

Toolbox Talks are crucial for maintaining workplace safety as they help identify potential hazards, reinforce safe practices, and keep safety procedures fresh in employees' minds. Regular TBTs foster a safety-first culture, reduce accident risks, and ensure everyone is aligned on safety protocols before starting work.

Our December Safety Tip makes recommendations for bolstering communication between everyone on the railroad. Good communication is essential to strengthening workplace safety. In fact, having open and effective communication is #7 of the Ten Core Elements of a Strong Safety Culture! Find a copy of our December Safety Tip here: https://ow.ly/CT6Y50UsO98 And view our full list of Safety Tips and Hazmat Tips here: https://ow.ly/WN8y50UsO99

Let's start the month by diving into the fundamentals of workplace safety: Introduction to OSHA standards. Understanding these regulations is vital for ensuring a safe working environment for everyone. From hazard communication to emergency action plans, OSHA sets the standard for workplace safety. Stay tuned this month as we explore different aspects of OSHA standards and their significance in our daily work. #WorkplaceSafety #OSHAStandards #SafetyFirst

⏰ Time to dust off your old OSHA binder and rewind the clock on workplace safety! Get ready for an in-depth exploration of OSHA history! From historical principles to modern OSHA standards, we're diving into the evolution and learn how Abyde's solution ensures compliance in every sector. 📜 🔍 Read about it here:  https://bit.ly/4a7piE5 #WorkplaceSafety #OSHACompliance #AbydeSolution #RogueCompliance

For a successful PTW (Permit to Work) campaign, it’s important to focus on the right questions and initiatives to ensure everyone understands the PTW process and its critical role in maintaining workplace safety. Our goal during this pre-campaign phase is to build awareness, assess current practices, and get everyone aligned with the PTW standards. It's about ensuring that all employees understand the importance of a PTW system and are ready to implement it effectively. #PTW #PermitToWork #SafetyFirst #WorkplaceSafety #HSE #ZeroAccidents #SafeWorkEnvironment

Motivational program A safety motivational program aims to inspire employees to prioritize safety and actively engage in safe behaviour to reduce workplace accidents and injuries. It emphasizes the importance of a proactive safety culture through recognition, education and continuous involvement in safe work practices. The program fosters a sense of responsibility. Encouraging employees to identify and report hazards follow safety protocols and contribute to a safer work environment, ultimately leading to fewer incidents a stronger commitment to safety across the organisation. #Jindalpower #Motivation #Safetyfirst #industrialsafety

Toolbox talks are essential for promoting workplace safety as they provide regular reminders of hazards and reinforce safety protocols. By engaging workers in these discussions, toolbox talks help prevent accidents, encourage active safety participation, and ensure that everyone is aligned on safety expectations. They also create an opportunity for workers to raise concerns, fostering a proactive safety culture and minimizing risks before tasks begin.