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2. A Good Safety Attitude
SAFE ATTITUDE T
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3. WHAT’S AT STAKE Advice about safety Listened to it at work
Never thought about it much
“Injuries can’t happen to me”

4. WHAT’S THE DANGER Injuries can happen to anyone Nobody is exempt
Heeding advice
Dealing with a serious injury

5. EXAMPLE Co-worker friend in a hurry Bypasses a safety procedure
Seriously injured
Everyone is affected
See what it means to your friend
Things will be different
Therapy and rehabilitation
Long and usually painful

6. EXAMPLE Your attitude has really changed Staying alert
Take the extra time
More willing to listen

7. HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF
Elements of a good safety attitude:
FOCUS
Focus on the task
Concentrating on the job
Other things on your mind
Bored
STRENGTH
Doesn’t mean muscle strength
Do the right thing
Stick with the procedures

8. HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF
Elements of a good safety attitude:
TIME
Taking the time
Do things correctly
Using the right PPE
Do the job the right way the first time
RESPONSIBILITY
Take responsibility
“Isn’t my job”
Part of the team

9. HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF
Elements of a good safety attitude:
RISK
Weigh the risks
Not worth the possible cost
Being smart
Avoid taking unnecessary risks

10. Final Word Having a good safety attitude affects everyone around you.
Your life and relationships with others will be positively influenced.