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A brief safety meeting before we start utilizing our expertise..

A safety's check is always necessary for every task

Daily Safety Task Calculations, A practical guide for all Safety Professionals.

Prevent accident with always remind & ensure that safety aspects are always implemented in every work activity during the pre-start briefing

Did you know that 80% of ladder falls are caused by improper use? 🛠️ Ladder safety is critical in preventing accidents on the job. At Perlo, we’re committed to ensuring that everyone stays safe on site. Follow along with our quick ladder safety quiz below, and make sure you're using ladders the right way every time.

Happy Wednesday! Here is this week’s :60 Seconds for Safety message brought to you by our parent company MYR Group Struck By safety incidents are some of the most common incidents to occur on a job site. With this in mind, it’s important to review how to avoid these injuries. Here are some best practices to avoid Struck By incidents: • Identify and mitigate hazards during the Job Briefing  • Conduct thorough equipment inspections • Maintain adequate clearances around equipment and vehicles  • Establish safe routes for passage  • Keep body parts out of the line of fire Like all incident types, being proactive and aware on the job while adhering to safety procedures can keep you and your team out of harm’s way.   #MYR #Safetyfirst #SafetyCheckpoint

#safety First 🥇 ¥ Some Important Abbreviations & Acronyms relevant to safety field 🎯

Its an clear example of Near Miss. A near miss is an incident that did not result in injury, illness, or damage, but had the potential to do so. It is an event that could have led to harm, but was narrowly avoided. Near misses are also known as: - Close calls - Near hits - Potential accidents - Incident-free events Near misses can be caused by various factors, including: - Human error - Equipment failure - Process or system failures - Environmental factors The significance of near misses lies in their ability to serve as a warning sign, indicating potential hazards or weaknesses in systems, processes, or behaviors. By investigating and learning from near misses, organizations can: - Identify root causes - Implement corrective actions - Prevent future incidents - Enhance safety and risk management practices Near misses offer valuable opportunities for growth and improvement, making them an essential aspect of safety management and risk reduction strategies.

Safety, Safety, Safety….inspecting equipment each time before use is a must. Better to be overcautious!

Weekly Safety Tip Safety is as easy as A-B-C! Always Be Careful.