Common Sense Prevents Accidents

Safety ISN'T a mysterious maze of rules and regulations that the company and OSHA want you to obey. Safety IS plain common sense that everyone can use:

• Look for potential hazards, and take action to prevent them, before you start a job.

• Stay focused on the task you're doing.

• Don't let fatigue, emotions, or complacency make you distracted or careless.

• Don't let the unsafe actions of others influence how you do your job.

• Take advantage of safety training you're offered on the job.

• Never fool around or take changes.

• If you're not sure how to do a job safely - ASK! (When it comes to safety, there are dumb questions.)

A safe workplace doesn't just happen - it results from a team effort of the company and its employees.

Our company must:

• Provide a workplace free from hazards that could cause serious injuries or death

• Provide Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for employees to use when necessary.

• Provide training to employees in how to do their jobs safely.

• Comply with OSHA's rules and standards.

Our employees must:

• Be able to recognize hazards and report them to a supervisor.

• Pay attention to safety training.

• Follow all company safety rules and safe work procedures.

• Know and follow OSHA rules that apply to them.

Most important, the company and its employees must share a safety attitude - a dedication to preventing accidents before they happen.

Safety Is Everyone's Responsibility!