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safety is our prime responsibility No matter where we are

🚧 Yesterday, we had a great safety session at our Ben Hill Plant led by Area Safety Manager Deshawn Glenn. Deshawn covered the “Five Keys of the Smith System,” which is an essential part of our commitment to ensuring safety on the road. The Five Keys of the Smith System include: 1. Aim High in Steering - Keep your eyes on the big picture to anticipate potential hazards. 2. Get the Big Picture - Stay alert to everything happening around you to stay safe. 3. Keep Your Eyes Moving - Constant vigilance helps avoid unnecessary surprises. 4. Leave Yourself an Out - Position your vehicle where you have the best chance of avoiding a collision. 5. Make Sure They See You - Use your signals properly and ensure that you’re seen by others around you. Check out this snapshot of Deshawn engaging with the team. It’s all about keeping safety talks engaging and practical. Do you use the Smith System or similar guidelines where you work? Drop a comment and let’s chat about keeping our workplaces safe! #SafetyFirst #SmithSystem #TeamThomas #NationalSafetyMonth

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At JM, it's Safety first.

🚨 Why do we prioritize safety? It's the cornerstone of our success! At Sweetie Boy, we prioritize safety by consistently monitoring and evaluating our drivers, ensuring they're equipped with all the necessary resources before hitting the road. Plus, we incentivize safe practices through our rewards program! 🤔 How do you prioritize safety in your everyday routine?

We gather to celebrate National Safety Day in Tex Corp Ltd. Safety is an important aspect of our lives, and it is crucial that we take it seriously. Safety measures are not just a matter of following rules and regulations but also about adopting a safety culture as a way of life. We often take safety for granted, but it is important to remember that safety is everyone's responsibility. We all have a role to play in ensuring our safety and that of those around us. This means following safety guidelines, wearing safety gear, and reporting safety hazards. We should not overlook safety in our day-to-day activities, whether it is at home, work, or while travelling. It is also important to remember that safety is not just about following rules but also about creating a safety culture. We must create a culture of safety where safety is not just a matter of compliance but a way of life. This means promoting safety awareness, conducting safety audits, and training employees on safety measures. On this National Safety Day, let us pledge to make safety a priority in our lives. Let us take responsibility for our safety and that of those around us. By doing so, we can ensure that we live in a safe and secure world. Thanks to our Maintenance Team for safety week celebration and zero accident week celebrating. #safetyweek #celebration #safetyculture #safetyawareness #safetymanager pankul nagpal

Safety goals can not be achieved without rules & system. The purpose of system is to clearly define role, responsibility & accountability of each party in the process. Look at the picture below that I spotted today in Dallas. what type of future activity comes in your mind & what can be benefit of this sign posted? Follow Salah Uddin for more to improve your life & everyday safety. #safety #safetyfirst

Safety is our highest priority and our greatest reward. By educating each employee on the benefits of a shared culture of safety, DF Barnes have maintained an industry leading safety performance. Learn more about safety at DF Barnes here: https://lnkd.in/eGwDuAbi #SafetyInsights

🎉 Let's celebrate Tyler, Maviro's VOICE Champion for April! Tyler's recent actions truly embody Maviro's commitment to safety. During a routine observation, he identified a major hazard: a proposed crane lift path that intersected an active work area occupied by other trades. Recognizing the imminent danger, Tyler immediately intervened, directing the crane contractor to reroute the lift path. This crucial decision averted significant risks, including those related to OSHA's 'Fatal Four' (struck-by and caught-in/between) and the threat of dropped objects, which can create IDLH conditions. Tyler, your vigilance and prompt use of Stop Work Authority highlight your exceptional dedication to workplace safety. By prioritizing the well-being of your colleagues, you have underscored the importance of proactive safety measures and demonstrated exemplary leadership. Thank you, for your quick thinking and steadfast commitment to our safety culture. Your actions not only safeguarded your team but also reinforced the core values we strive to uphold. Keep leading by example and promoting a safe working environment for all.🏆👏 #SafetyFirst #SafetyExcellence #Teamwork #Leadership #recognition