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    Safety is everyone's responsibility. Employees should learn safe work procedures, recognize hazards, and report any accidents or injuries. Management is responsible for providing a safe workplace, training, and protective equipment. Everyone must be aware of potential hazards like poor housekeeping, electricity, material handling, and unguarded tools and equipment. Using provided protections like guards, insulation, lockout/tagout, and personal protective equipment can shield workers from hazards. In an emergency, workers should understand alarms, evacuation routes, and emergency notification procedures.

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    Safety is everyone's responsibility. Employees should learn safe work procedures, recognize hazards, and report any accidents or injuries. Management is responsible for providing a safe workplace, training, and protective equipment. Everyone must be aware of potential hazards like poor housekeeping, electricity, material handling, and unguarded tools and equipment. Using provided protections like guards, insulation, lockout/tagout, and personal protective equipment can shield workers from hazards. In an emergency, workers should understand alarms, evacuation routes, and emergency notification procedures.

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    Safety is everyone's responsibility. Employees should learn safe work procedures, recognize hazards, and report any accidents or injuries. Management is responsible for providing a safe workplace, training, and protective equipment. Everyone must be aware of potential hazards like poor housekeeping, electricity, material handling, and unguarded tools and equipment. Using provided protections like guards, insulation, lockout/tagout, and personal protective equipment can shield workers from hazards. In an emergency, workers should understand alarms, evacuation routes, and emergency notification procedures.

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    Safety is everyone's responsibility. Employees should learn safe work procedures, recognize hazards, and report any accidents or injuries. Management is responsible for providing a safe workplace, training, and protective equipment. Everyone must be aware of potential hazards like poor housekeeping, electricity, material handling, and unguarded tools and equipment. Using provided protections like guards, insulation, lockout/tagout, and personal protective equipment can shield workers from hazards. In an emergency, workers should understand alarms, evacuation routes, and emergency notification procedures.

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    For Safety?
    Safety is everyones responsibility! As an employee, you
    should:

    Learn to work safely and take all rules seriously.


    Recognize hazards and avoid them.
    Report all accidents, injuries and illness to your supervisor
    immediately.
    Inspect tools before use to avoid injury.
    Wear all assigned personal protective equipment.

    On the other hand, it is managements responsibility to:

    Provide a safe and healthy workplace.


    Provide personal protective equipment.
    Train employees in safe procedures and in how to identify hazards.

    Everyone must be aware of potential hazards on the job:

    Poor housekeeping results in slips, trips and falls.


    Electricity can cause shocks, burns or fire if not handled properly.
    Poor material handling may cause back problems or other injuries.
    Tools and equipment can cause injuries if guards or protective devices are
    disengaged.

    Always use the protections that are provided on the job:

    Guards on machines and tools keep body parts from contacting moving equipment.
    Insulation on electrical equipment prevents burns, shock and fire.
    Lockout/tagout assures equipment is de-energized before it is repaired.
    Personal protective equipment shields your body from hazards you may face on the
    job.

    In case of emergency:

    Understand alarms and evacuation routes.


    Know how to notify emergency response personnel.
    Implement a procedure for leaving the scene safely so emergency personnel can do
    their job.
    Wipe up spills promptly and correctly.

    Safety benefits everyone. With fewer injuries, a business can be more productive and
    profitable. By incorporating safety rules, employees avoid injury as well as illness from
    exposure to hazardous substances.

    This toolbox topic was reviewed by ______________________________________ on


    ___________________________ with the following employees:

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