Safety Alerts Narrated to Assist Neurodiversity

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This contractor distributes weekly lessons learnt and safety outcomes across the business to ensure that we are improving as an industry. These communications cover recent activities which have taken place and distribute information on how to implement best safety practice and avoid near misses.

From internal workforce feedback, they have implemented a system which narrates these lessons learnt, and safety learning outcomes, to ensure that everyone is able to digest the information in the way that best suits them. Each outcome and activity is narrated by the relevant health and safety personnel and shared across the wider construct team, to enable people to read or listen to the learnings, depending on their preference.

All of these safety briefings are saved online for team members to listen back to or read at a later date, to ensure they do not miss out if they cannot listen immediately.

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Published 7 October 2024
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Coaching for unsafe actions, Engagement and commitment from the workforce, Facilities designed to accommodate equality and diversity needs, Health risk assessments and monitoring, Hidden disabilities support, Lessons learned, Near miss, Sharing of safety alerts,

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