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A big thank you the this dedicated team. Early morning safety prestart. A prestart safety talk is crucial in construction as it helps to create awareness and emphasize the importance of safety on the job site. It allows workers to understand the hazards they may encounter, the necessary safety procedures to follow, and the potential consequences of not following safety protocols. By having these discussions before starting work, it helps to prevent accidents, injuries, and even fatalities, ultimately promoting a safer work environment for everyone involved. Additionally, it also helps to foster a culture of safety within the team and ensures that everyone is on the same page when it comes to prioritizing safety. #Entelargroup #safetyculture

Though these videos are CGI creations, they are representations of real motor vehicle collisions that cause life changing injuries and heart breaking fatalities. An NBC news report last night focused on the alarming trend of excessive speed on both highways and city streets. The situations covered in this report provided numerous examples of speeds exceeding the listed speed limit by as much as 50 mph. While driver attitudes are clearly implicated as a cause for excessive driving speeds, preventing these behaviors will require a focus on enforcement and road design changes. Since Covid, rising tensions associated with social justice movements and declining law enforcement ranks traffic enforcement efforts are a low priority in many states and city jurisdictions. Highway and road designs that commonly provide long, wide, and straight motorways also encourage excessive driving speeds. Edmonton, Canada declared a Vision Zero Safety Plan in 2015 which included automated speed and intersection enforcement capability. Using automated enforcement and road design changes this campaign reduced traffic fatalities by 50% and traffic collision injuries by 30%. It’s time for our nation to step up and demand, support and appreciate Vision Zero Safety Plans that reduce diriving speeds in our communities, cities, and states.

Atta Ul Muhaimun (GradIOSH, MS EHS, BSC IDIP-OSH L6) HSE Professionals HSEQ World Have you ever had a close call because of a blind spot? I know I have, and it was very scary! Blind spot accidents are a serious issue that can cause injuries, fatalities and many other serious consequences. As an HSE professional, I am always looking for ways to prevent these accidents and promote a safe and healthy work environment. Here are some tips that I have learned from my experience and training. We should always check our blind spots before changing lanes, merging or turning. Use mirrors, turn signals and head movements to ensure that you have a clear view of the road and the traffic around you. Adjust your mirrors to minimize your blind spots. Be aware of the blind spots of other vehicles, especially large trucks and buses. These vehicles have larger and more numerous blind spots than cars, and they may not be able to see you even if you can see them. Avoid driving in their blind spots for prolonged periods and give them plenty of space when passing or following them. Use technology to assist you, but do not rely on it completely. Some vehicles have blind spot detection systems, cameras, sensors or other devices that can alert you of potential hazards in your blind spots. These can be helpful, but they are not foolproof and may not work in all situations. You still need to use your own judgment and skills to avoid blind spot accidents. Follow the Traffic Management Plan if you work at any construction site or work place. Educate yourself and others on the causes and consequences of blind spot accidents. Ask questions, clear your doubts. You can take courses, read articles, watch videos or attend seminars to learn more about this topic. You can also share your knowledge and experience with your colleagues, friends and family to raise awareness and prevent blind spot accidents. This video is an example. You can watch and share this video on LinkedIn that explains how blind spot accidents happen and how to avoid them. Have you ever had a blind spot incident or witnessed one? Share your stories and tips in the comments below. I’d love to hear from you! #blindspots #hse #accident #incident #safety #prevention #elite #ehs

Don't ignore this appeal like some unruly drivers do🙅🏻. Watch below!!!👇🏻👇🏻 This situation can be a valuable lesson in understanding the risks on the road, especially when driving at excessive speeds and using improper overtaking techniques. This helps to identify potential hazards ahead of time, as well as understand the actions that should be taken and those that should be avoided in an emergency. Road safety is a serious issue that deserves further attention. Excessive speed can result in difficulty controlling the vehicle, increase braking distances, and cause misjudgement of the distance and speed of other vehicles, which can exacerbate the impact of an accident. Overtaking at high speeds or in unsafe places can lead to frontal accidents with vehicles from the opposite direction or even with the vehicles involved. It was a huge loss for everyone😰 💡It's obvious, isn't it? You just need to be aware and follow the posted speed limit. When overtaking, calculate speed and distance carefully, and use signals correctly. Refrain from overtaking in potentially dangerous places, such as bends or areas with low visibility. Drivers should always consider the safety and security of themselves, passengers, and other road users. Avoiding excessive speed and using safe overtaking techniques are key measures to prevent avoidable accidents. Stay safe on the road!!!🛣️🚌🚚🚗🛡️✊🏻 Follow us for more information!!! #safemindset #MindSafe #safety #safetyaware #safetyfirst #safetytools #kecelakaankerja #accidents #incident #hazard #danger #kesehatan #keselamatankerja #worksafety #riskassessment #risk #K3 #hse #ehs #training #safetyculture #safetytips #road #driver #speed #vehicle #safedriving #roadsafety #stayinlane

Good morning everyone! The way I see it, Safety Briefing is the moment for Positive Affirmation towards our workers. We repeatedly share Positive Things related with today's work, so that our workers will have those Positive Thoughts during their activities. Safety is Positive! What do you think? Share with me here. #OSHEVI #OSHaring #OSHcaring #K3Kebun

Road Safety

Speed limit and vigilance should be a major concern to avoid accidents.

Attention to detail is critical, especially on the road. Overlooking simple tasks, such as a quick head check for blind spots before changing lanes, can jeopardize not only your life but also the lives of those around you. Prioritize safety while driving. #DriveSafe #RoadSafety

Slow your driving speed that much where you can save your car from at least any one of the accident cases shown in this Video!