Hillel Glazer’s Post

Happy first day of summer, everyone! ☀️ While we're all looking forward to sunny days and warmer weather, it's important to remember that summer can bring its own set of health and safety challenges in the workplace. As an employer, you have a responsibility to keep your workers safe during hot weather - as well as comfortable! That includes providing fans or air-conditioning, having cold water dispensers available, and ensuring windows can be opened, to name a few examples. For more guidance on measures you can take to keep your employees comfortable this summer, click here to visit HSE's website 👉 https://lnkd.in/e4-yv885 #safetyfirst #wellbeingatwork #employeewellbeing

National Safety Day reminds us that safety isn't just a priority, it's a responsibility. From workplaces to homes, let's empower ourselves with knowledge, practice precaution, and build resilient communities. Together, we can prevent accidents and protect each other's well-being. #nationalsafetyday #safetyfirst #safetyculture #accidentprevention 🛡️

A Word from Safety Steve: Welcome to June… the month where we all start to think about summertime activities. June is also National Safety Month – the annual observance to help keep each other safe from the workplace to anyplace. Since 1996, National Safety Month has provided a month’s worth of free safety resources to highlight leading causes of preventable injury and death. The National Safety Council has weekly updates that they share for the month of June. Starting with the first week, June 1-8 is about safety engagement. Week two, June 9-15 is Roadway Safety, Week three, June 16-22 is Risk Reduction, and week 4, June 23-30 is Slips, Trips and Falls. For more information about these here is the link: https://lnkd.in/eTb38wtz As for me, I want to go with something more fun than just work, so here are some other things to remember. 1.        Use Sunscreen, even on cloudy days working outside you can get sunburn. 2.       Take a first aid kit with you. Never know when you might need a band aid or burn cream. 3.       Wear light colored clothing. Light colored clothing will help reflect the sunlight. 4.       Wear lightweight clothing and add layers if your cold, so you can take something off when it gets hotter. 5.       If your riding….wear a helmet. Protect your head from injuries. 6.       During the hottest part of the day, take a break and find some shade to keep cool. 7.       Wear sunglasses and protect your eyes. 8.       Use Insect repellent to ward of the bugs. Do a little research as some are better than others. 9.       Know the weather forecast. 10.  Take lots of breaks if doing activities in the heat and remember to HYDRATE!

Wilson prioritizes keeping our employees safe, whether in the office or out in the field. Summer safety tips are guides for enjoying, working, and living during the summer without compromising one’s health and safety. Here is a resource you can check out to learn more about Preventing Heat-Related Illness: https://lnkd.in/g2Ecn2AQ

Did you know that March 4th to 10th is National Safety Week? This annual event serves as a crucial reminder to prioritize safety in all aspects of our lives, from the workplace to our homes and communities. Why is safety important?👀 Accidents can be life-altering, causing physical harm, emotional distress, and financial burdens. By taking proactive steps and fostering a culture of safety, we can significantly reduce the number of preventable injuries and deaths. Here's how you can contribute to a safer world this National Safety Week and beyond: 📌 Educate yourself: 👉 Familiarize yourself with common safety hazards in your environment. 👉 Research and learn about best practices for preventing accidents in different situations. 📌 Take action: 👉Conduct a safety audit at home and identify potential hazards. 👉Discuss safety protocols and best practices at your workplace. 👉Be a role model for safe behavior and encourage others to do the same. 📌Share knowledge: 👉 Talk to friends, family, and colleagues about the importance of safety. 👉Share informational resources and safety tips on social media using hashtags like #NationalSafetyWeek and #SafetyFirst. Remember, safety is not just someone else's responsibility. It's a shared commitment we can all make for a healthier and happier world. Together, let's make every day a safe day! ⭐Repost this to spread awareness ⭐

In the past, people used to perceive #safety as primarily an #industrial concern, believing they had little to contribute or influence. However, today, there is an enhanced #awareness regarding safety and the #responsibility of every citizen towards creating a safe world. This has fostered a strong #culture of safety among people. Safety in daily life is essential for preserving human health, safeguarding communities, and promoting overall quality of life. It is a responsibility shared by individuals, organizations, and governments to ensure that safety measures are implemented and upheld in all aspects of daily living. We should celebrate #SafetyWeek to raise awareness and promote a culture of safety within our community or organization. It's an opportunity to highlight the importance of prioritizing safety in all aspects of our lives, whether at work, at home, or on the road. By dedicating a week to safety, we can educate people about potential hazards, share best practices for preventing accidents and injuries, and reinforce the value of maintaining a safe environment for everyone. Celebrating #SafetyWeek also provides a platform to recognize the efforts of individuals and teams who contribute to creating a safer environment and to encourage ongoing commitment to safety throughout the year. Ultimately, Safety Week serves as a reminder that safety is everyone's responsibility and that investing in safety measures can prevent accidents, save lives, and protect our well-being. #VB4safety #SafetyWeek #SafeWorkplace #SafetyFirst #SafetyCulture #SafeEnvironment #SafetyAwareness #StaySafe #SafetyAtWork #SafetyIsKey #SafetyMatters #SafetyTraining #SafetyTips #SafetyCompliance #SafetyEducation #SafetyCommunity #SafetyLeadership #SafetyProtocol #SafetyInitiative #SafetyStandards #SafetyCommitment

🛡️💼 Putting Safety First: Bringing People Home to Their Families! 💼🛡️ Hey there, safety advocates! 👋 Let's cut straight to the heart of the matter: health and safety isn't just about ticking boxes or following regulations—it's about ensuring that every single person comes home safe and sound to their loved ones after a day at work. 🏠💕 Whether it's implementing safety protocols, providing proper training, or conducting thorough risk assessments, our ultimate goal is clear: to create work environments where employees can thrive, free from harm or injury. Because at the end of the day, it's not about numbers or statistics—it's about people. It's about the families waiting eagerly for their loved ones to return home, safe and sound, knowing that their workplace prioritises their well-being above all else. So let's keep pushing for safer workplaces, where every worker's safety is paramount, and every effort is made to ensure they return home to their families, day after day. Together, let's make safety a priority and bring everyone home, where they belong. #SafetyFirst #HealthAndSafety #FamilyFirst #WorkplaceSafety #ConsuloCompliance 🛡️💼

For this month’s safety meeting, safety concerns during summer. Addressing safety concerns during summer esp in the Middle East is essential for protecting human health and preventing accidents and injuries, ensuring workforce productivity, complying with legal and ethical obligations, promoting community well-being and building climate resilience. It requires a concerted effort from individuals, employers, governments and communities to create a safe and sustainable environments that can withstand the challenges of extreme heat. #safetymeeting #monthlysafetymeeting #summersafety #workplacesafety #safetyfirst #staysafe #heatawareness #stayhydrated #heatpreparedness

June is National Safety Month. It’s important to prioritize #WorkplaceSafety to help #KeepEachOtherSafe. Let's make safety a priority in every aspect of our lives. Whether it's at home, on the road, or in the workplace, we can all take simple steps to prevent accidents and protect ourselves and others. Join us this month as we share valuable tips, resources, and reminders to keep you and your loved ones safe and sound. Together, we can build a safer, healthier future for everyone. #NationalSafetyMonth #SafetyFirst

On the seventh day of safety, my workplace gave to me: Seven safety meetings, informative and brief, keeping us updated, alleviating any grief! https://lnkd.in/g-B2eMFj #WorkSafeTas #12DaysOfSafety