Make the Right Choice! – 10/23/23

Safety E-Quick Tip

OWYN Safety Mgmt Platform

Make the Right Choice!

“Congratulations on starting your journey in the industry! On your first day, it’s natural to want to impress your co-workers and show your dedication. While it’s important to get the job done, never compromise on safety.”

If you’re an experienced professional teaching someone new, remember the difficult moments when you were just starting out.

Remember how it felt to be put in dangerous situations without understanding how to protect yourself. It’s now your opportunity to make a positive difference.

Instead of subjecting the young person to the same challenges and risks you faced, prioritize their safety. Take the time to explain the potential hazards associated with the work they will be performing.

And make sure they understand the importance of working safely every minute of every day.

Demonstrate the proper procedures and techniques that need to be followed to minimize the risks. Encourage them to ask questions and address any concerns they may have.

Remember, every worker has the right to a safe work environment, regardless of their experience level.

By selecting the right path, you not only protect their well-being but also contribute to their long-term success.

Creating a culture of safety from day one will help them maintain good practices throughout their career, ensuring they return home in the same condition they arrived at work.

So, make the right choice – prioritize safety over shortcuts.

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Employee QuickTip

You have a job to do but not at the risk of your safety.

Employer/Management QuickTip

New, and especially young new, employees need to know two things.  You need to get the job done and it needs to be done safely.  Make sure they understand both.

Have you received your first Safety E-QuickTip or just want to look at a few past issues? Check out our Safety E-QuickTips Archive Page on our website.

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Thanks for Reading and Please – “Be Safe this Week”.