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intra department-DAILY SAFETY TOPICS 2024

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MONDAY Always wear the proper protective gear: This includes gloves, safety glasses,and other protective clothing that is designed to keep
your hands and fingers safe from cuts, scrapes, and other injuries. It is important to understand
that different type of work require different types of safety gear, for example if you are working
with hazardous chemicals, you will need to use gloves which are designed specifically to
protect against chemical exposure.

TUESDAY Keep your work area clean and organized: A cluttered work area can be a recipe for accidents, so make sure that your tools and materials
are in their proper place and that you’re not tripping over anything.A clean and organized work
area not only reduces the risk of accidents but also improves efficiency and productivity.
It is easier to find the tools and materials you need when they are in their designated places.

WEDNESDAY Use the right tools for the job: Make sure that you’re using the appropriate tools for the task at hand and that they are in good
working condition. If a tool is damaged or worn out, replace it using the right tools for the job.
It’s important to understand the capabilities and limitations of each tool, and to use them accordingly.

THURSDAY Take regular breaks to rest and stretch your hands Repetitive motions can cause hand and finger injuries, so it is important to give your hands a break
every now and then. Repetitive motions, such as gripping and squeezing can cause hand and
finger injuries, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitis or trigger finger. To prevent these
injuries, it’s essential to take regular breaks and stretch your hands. gently massaging your hands,
can help to reduce tension and prevent injuries.

FRIDAY Stay alert and focused: It is important to stay alert and focused when performing any task as distractions can lead to
accidents. By ensuring that you’re paying attention to what you’re doing and not multitasking, you can
reduce the risk of accidents. This can be achieved by avoiding unnecessary distractions such as
using your phone, listening to music or talking to others while working. it’s important to be aware
of your surroundings and anticipate potential hazards By staying alert and focused, you can react
quickly and appropriately to any situation that may arise, and reducing the risk of an accident.

SATURDAY Train yourself on emergency procedures: In case of an accident, it’s important to know what to do. Training yourself on emergency procedures
can help you respond quickly and effectively to an emergency, familiarise yourself with the existing
emegence procedures.This can include knowing how to properly administer first aid and how to
contact emergency services. it’s important to know the emergency procedures for the specific work
environment you’re in, such as the location of emergency assembly poijt and shut-offs for machinery.

SUNDAY If you suspect an injury, seek medical attention It’s important to seek medical attention immediately if you suspect an injury. Waiting to seek
immediately: medical attention can make the injury worse and can result into further injury or complications.

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