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Stay Safe at Work

Workplace injuries are preventable. Here are a few tips to help you stay safe at work.

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Stay Safe at Work

Safety is key when starting any ob. This guide covers 12 essential workplace safety tips for employees, aimed at reducing risks and building confidence on the job. Learn how to recognise hazards, follow safety procedures, and use personal protective equipment effectively. We emphasise the importance of asking questions, reporting incidents, and knowing emergency protocols to ensure a secure workplace. This blog also highlights the value of teamwork, watching out for coworkers, and getting advice from experienced team members. Whether you’re starting a new role or refreshing your knowledge, these workplace safety tips are designed to create a safer, more productive environment for everyone. 

Workplace injuries are preventable. Here are a few tips to help you stay safe at work.

1. Get some training and learn how to identify hazards, manage risks, and do the job safely before you start.
2. Ask your supervisor to watch and check that you are doing the job the right way.
3. Speak up and let supervisors know if you think a task is too dangerous or difficult for you.
4. Ask questions and check with supervisors and co-workers when you aren’t sure or can’t remember how to do a job safely.
5. Learn what to do and where to get help in an emergency.
6. Always follow the safety rules and procedures.
7. Always wear any personal protective equipment provided by your employer.
8. Report all injuries (minor or major), WHS incidents, and near misses.
9. Look out for and report hazards.
10. Keep an eye on your co-workers, especially if they are new to the workplace, and don’t know all the WHS issues.
11. Try to get a good night’s rest before heading into work. Feeling tired can lead to dangerous mistakes.
12. If you have a safety concern, talk with more experienced workers such as supervisors, co-workers, or your family to get some advice.

Remember, safety is everyone’s responsibility, by following these steps, you’re not just protecting yourself but helping to create a safer, more supportive workplace for all. Stay safe and proactive!

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