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May Safety Tips - National Electrical Safety Awareness month. National Electrical Safety Month is an annual initiative held in May to promote electrical safety awareness. By following these tips, you can help create a safer work environment and reduce the risk of electrical accidents in the workplace. Feel free to comment your most valued work safety tips! Please visit our website to learn more about SWA at www.swastaffing.com #worksafety #electricalsafety #awareness #reducerisk

It’s Electrical Safety Month - let's amp up awareness with Oberon's comprehensive Electrical Safety Program, safety audits and training!   At Oberon, it’s not just about providing the best protective gear, but ensuring your entire work environment is as safe as possible. Specialized safety programs and safety audits are designed to identify potential hazards and provide actionable solutions, helping you maintain the highest standards in electrical safety compliance.   This May, take a proactive step towards enhancing electrical safety in your workplace with Oberon. Protect your team, reduce risks, and foster a culture of safety that lasts all year round.   Visit our website to learn more about our Electrical Safety Programs and how we can help you keep your workplace safe. https://lnkd.in/gTwaP-Ye   #ElectricalSafetyMonth #OberonSafety #SafetyFirst #ElectricalSafety SureWerx

Just earned my Electrical Safety Awareness Certificate! 🌐⚡ Excited to deepen my commitment to workplace safety and ensure a secure environment for all. #ElectricalSafety #SafetyFirst #ProfessionalDevelopment #electrical #safetyofficer #safetyfirst #safetyawareness #safetymanager #electricalsafety #electricalindustry #electricalprotection

🙏 OMG but he survived! You can see him moving in the bin at the end. 🙏 🚧 Ensuring Safety Around Heavy Equipment 🚧 As professionals working with heavy equipment, safety should always be our top priority. Here are some crucial tips to create a secure work environment: ✔ Training Matters: Ensure that all personnel are adequately trained to operate and work around heavy machinery. Regular training sessions can reinforce safety protocols. ✔ Visible Signage: Clearly mark areas where heavy equipment is operating. Use high-visibility signage and barricades to alert others and establish a safe perimeter. ✔ Communication is Key: Establish clear communication channels among team members and equipment operators. Use radios or signals to convey important information, especially in noisy environments. ✔ Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Enforce the use of proper PPE, including hard hats, steel-toed boots, reflective vests, and ear protection, to minimize the risk of injuries. ✔ Designated Walkways: Clearly mark and maintain designated pedestrian walkways away from the path of heavy equipment. Encourage workers to use these pathways to avoid unnecessary risks. ✔ Be Aware of Blind Spots: Equip heavy equipment with safety mirrors and cameras to minimize blind spots. Operators should also be trained to be aware of their surroundings, especially when reversing. ✔ Continuous Education: Stay informed about the latest safety standards and technologies. Continuous education and training can help in adapting to new safety measures and equipment advancements. ➕ What would you add? 🌐 Let's commit to creating a culture of safety around heavy equipment. Together, we can build a workplace that prioritizes the well-being of every team member. #safetytraining #hse #pipelines

Safety is a top priority for every organisation. As we want everyone who works to go home safely everyday, the need to engage the Life-Saving Rules (LSR) in combination with the Fair Approach. LSR have proven their value in preventing fatal accidents, keeping our staffers and contractors safe. Analysis on serious incidents and risks have been carried on several organizations and these LSR developed to help prevent accidents. The LSR provide a framework and guidance for working safely. You need to follow them and know how to apply them in your daily work. When a LSR is broken, the Fair Approach will come into effect. Always follow the LSR,  for your own safety and that of others. The LSR include; 1. Work with a valid work authorisation when required 2. Protect yourself against a fall when working at height 3. Work safely in confined spaces 4. Comply with the five electrical safety rules 5. Control lifting operations and danger zones 6. Use personal protective equipment 7. Follow safe driving rules 8. Keep yourself and others out of the line of fire

🙏 OMG but he survived! You can see him moving in the bin at the end. 🙏 🚧 Ensuring Safety Around Heavy Equipment 🚧 As professionals working with heavy equipment, safety should always be our top priority. Here are some crucial tips to create a secure work environment: ✔ Training Matters: Ensure that all personnel are adequately trained to operate and work around heavy machinery. Regular training sessions can reinforce safety protocols. ✔ Visible Signage: Clearly mark areas where heavy equipment is operating. Use high-visibility signage and barricades to alert others and establish a safe perimeter. ✔ Communication is Key: Establish clear communication channels among team members and equipment operators. Use radios or signals to convey important information, especially in noisy environments. ✔ Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Enforce the use of proper PPE, including hard hats, steel-toed boots, reflective vests, and ear protection, to minimize the risk of injuries. ✔ Designated Walkways: Clearly mark and maintain designated pedestrian walkways away from the path of heavy equipment. Encourage workers to use these pathways to avoid unnecessary risks. ✔ Be Aware of Blind Spots: Equip heavy equipment with safety mirrors and cameras to minimize blind spots. Operators should also be trained to be aware of their surroundings, especially when reversing. ✔ Continuous Education: Stay informed about the latest safety standards and technologies. Continuous education and training can help in adapting to new safety measures and equipment advancements. ➕ What would you add? 🌐 Let's commit to creating a culture of safety around heavy equipment. Together, we can build a workplace that prioritizes the well-being of every team member. #socialmedia #management #oilgas

🔌 Top 4 Reasons Why Electrical Safety Training is Vital for Your Facility ⚡🏢 1. Protect Lives and Assets: Safety training reduces the risk of electrical accidents, safeguarding both your employees and expensive equipment. 2. Compliance and Legal Peace of Mind: Staying compliant with safety regulations prevents costly fines and legal issues. 3. Boost Productivity: Trained staff can identify and mitigate electrical hazards, ensuring uninterrupted operations. 4. Improved Reputation: Prioritizing safety enhances your reputation as a responsible and caring organization. Don't wait for accidents to happen—invest in electrical safety training and secure a brighter, safer future for your facility! #ElectricalSafety #SafetyTraining #FacilityManagement #JohnWelch #BowtieEngineering

🔌 Top 4 Reasons Why Electrical Safety Training is Vital for Your Facility ⚡🏢 1. Protect Lives and Assets: Safety training reduces the risk of electrical accidents, safeguarding both your employees and expensive equipment. 2. Compliance and Legal Peace of Mind: Staying compliant with safety regulations prevents costly fines and legal issues. 3. Boost Productivity: Trained staff can identify and mitigate electrical hazards, ensuring uninterrupted operations. 4. Improved Reputation: Prioritizing safety enhances your reputation as a responsible and caring organization. Don't wait for accidents to happen—invest in electrical safety training and secure a brighter, safer future for your facility! #ElectricalSafety #SafetyTraining #FacilityManagement #JohnWelch #BowtieEngineering

Ladder Safety Month | Week 1 Week 1 of Ladder Safety Month focuses on ladder training and awareness. Employers need to provide proper training to all individuals who will be using ladders: • Educate users on ladder safety guidelines, best practices, and potential hazards. • Instruct users to read and follow all the safety information labels on the ladder. • Promote a culture of safety awareness where workers actively identify and report ladder safety concerns. Avoid factors that contribute to falls from ladders: haste or sudden movement, overreaching, lack of attention, improper climbing posture such as standing too high or straddling the ladder and carrying objects and not maintaining three points of contact. • Preplan - Inspect and know the hazards within your work environment. • Choose the correct ladder for the job – a self-supporting stepladder or a non-self- supporting leaning, single or extension ladder. To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/exvz-g2Q HazTek Safety Management understands the importance of ladder safety and offers comprehensive services and training, including solutions for fall safety. For additional information or to learn more about HazTek’s services, please contact us at 888.842.9835, email us at info@haztekinc.com, or visit our website at www.haztekinc.com #HazTek #Safety #ConstructionSafety #LadderSafetyMonth

When was your last electrical safety training update? 🗓️ Don’t miss these 3 latest tips to keep your team informed: 1️⃣ Refresh Your Knowledge: Regularly update your team on the latest safety protocols to ensure everyone is aware of current best practices. 2️⃣ Hands-On Practice: Incorporate practical training sessions where employees can apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios, enhancing their preparedness. 3️⃣ Update Safety Gear: Ensure all Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is up-to-date and employees know how to use it correctly. Keep your team safe and compliant. Book your Electrical Safety Training now and contact us for more details! #BowtieEngineering #ElectricalSafety #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyFirst #EmployeeTraining #FacilityManagement #StayInformed