Building Safe Habits – Recognizing Hazards. PURPOSE: 1. Recognize and Eliminate Hazards on the jobsite SIMPLE MATH: Less Hazards + Aware Workers = Less.

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Building Safe Habits – Recognizing Hazards

PURPOSE: 1. Recognize and Eliminate Hazards on the jobsite SIMPLE MATH: Less Hazards + Aware Workers = Less injuries and Fines

How This Works View jobsite photos Open discussion on safety issues Ways to remedy safety issues

1. 2.

1. Check for gate on hook

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GuardrailsHard Hats below PlankingWindow openings

Guardrails on unprotected edges Fall protection for workers in booms Unprotected stairwell ?

? Sufficient guardrail system Rebar caps below

I’ve been doing it this way for years, what do you mean I need a guardrail??

Guardrails Hardhats Power cords Ladders Holes in walking / working surfaces Housekeeping

On a daily basis you should: Look for and eliminate all of these hazards and any others. Safety is a team effort, not just one or two people. Remember why safety is important to you

WORK SAFE WORK SMART

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