Keep work areas, walkways and access routes clean, clear and safe.

• Remove debris and waste as work progresses
• Keep cords, tools and loose items out of travel paths
• Store materials in a stable and orderly way

Speak up early so unsafe conditions can be corrected before someone is hurt.

• Report hazards and near misses promptly
• Describe what you saw without guessing at causes
• Stop work and notify a supervisor when a condition is immediately unsafe

Make sure everyone knows how to respond if an emergency occurs.

• Know exits, muster points and emergency contacts
• Keep exits and emergency equipment accessible
• Confirm where first aid supplies are located

Reduce strains and handling injuries when moving materials, products or equipment.

• Plan the lift before moving the load
• Use carts, equipment or team lifting when needed
• Avoid twisting, overreaching and awkward carrying positions

Use task-appropriate PPE that is available, in good condition and properly fitted.

• Confirm the PPE required for today’s task
• Inspect PPE before use
• Stop and ask if required protection is missing or unclear

Prevent injuries through proper tool selection, inspection and use.

• Inspect tools and equipment before use
• Keep guards and safety features in place
• Remove damaged or defective equipment from service

Control fall exposure before climbing or working at height.

• Set ladders on stable footing and inspect them before use
• Maintain three-point contact when climbing
• Stop if edges, openings or elevated work are not properly controlled

Prevent heat-related illness through hydration, pacing and early reporting.

• Drink water regularly and use breaks appropriately
• Watch for dizziness, headache, nausea or unusual fatigue
• Speak up early if heat conditions are affecting safe work

Identify damaged electrical equipment before it creates shock, fire or trip hazards.

• Check cords, plugs, power bars and equipment before use
• Keep electrical equipment protected from damage and wet conditions
• Stop using anything that is frayed, cracked, loose or overheating

Keep stored materials stable and separate people from moving equipment and loading activity.

• Stack and store materials so they cannot fall or shift
• Keep aisles, exits and pedestrian routes clear
• Use extra care around docks, vehicles, carts and powered equipment

Reduce discomfort and strain by arranging work to fit the person and task.

• Adjust seating, screens and work surfaces where possible
• Avoid prolonged awkward postures
• Change position and take short movement breaks during repetitive work

Recognize when isolation, fatigue or distraction is making routine work less safe.

• Follow check-in procedures when working alone
• Speak up when fatigue is affecting safe performance
• Stay aware of changing conditions, people and equipment around you