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Attitude is the key word in safety, because with the right attitude training and knowledge can be attained.

Putting safety at the forefront of everything we do. Our safety ethos begins with education and involves three main components of our 360-degree approach.

At AGEL learn excellent safety course named Deemed safety officer (DSO), Before staring any work go through PDCA Plan Do Check Action This method is useful for industrial work as well as our day to day activity for safe and quality work.

In English 101 a great word to note 📝 So let me ask you is your safety program cogent 🤔🦺🇨🇦🇺🇸

In every turnaround/shutdown I been participated I told to the employees to remind other safety programs they has beed acquired during their experience and apply the positive attitude to the project and express the safety culture of the actual project. letting them know it's all about their safety and we are in the same team. Also mention some examples like LPSA, Safe Choice. Doing that you can engage their brain and remind their training and how to apply that training to the actual job.

We know the challenges contractors face when it comes to meeting training needs. It’s hard to find time during your projects and make sure you’re meeting compliance requirements. That’s why we encourage contractors to dedicate one day to a Safety Stand-down where training can be completed for all employees at once. Our safety partner, A&H Safety & Environmental, can deliver 3-4 training topics that relate to your specific scope of work at your facility. Learn more about Safety Stand-down Days by contacting training@kcbex.com.

In English 101 when you explain your safety program to others

Always follow safety rules and instructuions to be safe

Safety in the workplace extends beyond accident prevention. While avoiding harm and costly prosecutions is crucial, there’s more to gain from investing in Occupational Safety and Health (OSH). A safe working environment contributes to better mental health and physical well-being, resulting in higher productivity due to fewer sick days and lower staff turnover. However, decision-makers often struggle to appreciate the positive impact. The value of establish safety practices can be realised by deploying a safety management system that schedules preventive controls, monitors the organisation’s risk profile, and provides alerts to emerging threats. https://lnkd.in/eZkk4wsV

I’ve just successfully completed the Road Safety Audit technical training course run by Safe System Solutions Pty Ltd.. Why did I do this training: In Australia over 1,000 people are killed each year on the roads, and more than 5,000 sustain serious injuries. Across the world there are over 1.3 million people killed and it is estimated that over 10 million will be seriously injured. We can design roads to be safer. We can reduce the chance of a crash, and the severity of any that still occur. Road Safety Audits (RSAs) are an established and proven practice around the world. They reduce death and serious injury in the transport realm. The practice of undertaking RSAs has been successfully operating in world leading road safety jurisdictions (such as the UK, Australia and New Zealand) for over 20 years, and has more recently gained traction in the USA. This was an intensive technical training course with theory, coursework, and a field exercise where we put our auditing skills into practice.