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It's your life, and it has to be decided by you, a call between being a lead or by lead.GIREESH SURESH (CSP CRSP CMIOSH) Board of Certified Safety Professionals American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP)

June is National Safety Month. Safety First if our number one core value at BSS. We encourage you to make it your number one priority, as well. Not only at work, but in your personal lives as well. Safety First, Safety Always. Take the time, make the effort, stay safe! What can you do or how are you able make your job, home, family, friends and pets safe(r)?

Safety first… we need that too

And the Journey to Safety Excellence Continues..

A valuable course in Qality & Safety 👍🏻

Very good thinking

This idea is helpful in theory, if there’s no other option. But, if your phone has no signal, you won’t be able to update your voicemail because voicemail changes need to connect to the carrier’s network. Also, changing the voicemail can take up some of your phone’s remaining battery life, which you may need to preserve for sending out emergency texts, using offline maps, or other emergency functions. Voicemail depends on someone calling you, and they would need to actively listen to the voicemail for information. This delays rescue efforts compared to directly sharing your location through text or apps before the phone dies. Text messages are often more reliable than calls and can be sent with minimal signal strength. Specific apps are available for emergency communication; they can relay your location even with limited service (like “What3Words” or “Life360”). Finally: you can save battery by turning off unnecessary functions (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc.) and keeping the phone in airplane mode, except for short bursts to check signal.

Safety First... ;) 

Not only this week, but every week! I acknowledge every company's safety culture and related activities, but I want to take a moment to appreciate and highlight Lead Foreman Carlos Areas (Civil Texas). As we emphasize Safety Week at Keeley to discuss, celebrate, share stories and lessons learned. I wanted to take a minute to say: This is what it’s about!!! We all have our reasons! Without any request to participate, I noticed his baseball cap. His children had decorated his hat several weeks ago as a reminder for him to return home and to remind him that he is loved every day. This could be his personal motivation and "reason why." I have observed similar practices at other companies where we take a moment to find a piece of art, a letter, or a picture to place in our hard hats as a reminder of our "Why." Let's encourage all members of our work groups to discover their own "Why" and understand the importance of it. Emphasizing the significance of working safely not only ensures our well-being on the job but also enables us to work together effectively and return home to our loved ones every day. Let's make safety a priority, not just for ourselves, but for those we care about.

Everyone should take care of safety first