Safety Board

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In addition to their mandatory site induction, this contractor has devised a project-specific internal safety storyboard to reinforce key messages to the workforce and visitors.

The Safety board catered for all learner types and was an important way to ensure that the people working on the project understood the attitudes and behaviours expected when working on one of the sites.

The ‘Road to Safety’ outlines key businesses and monuments local to the site, whilst subliminally highlighting questions that an individual should ask themselves before starting work and throughout the day, such as ‘Have you remembered your tool tethering?’.

The display also includes key industry logos, such as CCS, CLOCS and Mates in Mind to reinforce the partnerships that we have in place.

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Published 22 July 2023
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Induction and training, Positive reinforcement for good safety practices, Safety signage,

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