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    This document provides a toolbox talk on the "Ten Commandments for Safety." It lists 10 safety rules including knowing your job, using the right tools, keeping work areas clean and orderly, wearing personal protective equipment, handling materials safely, being careful around equipment, dressing for the job, following safety rules, and getting first aid if injured. The talk was presented to educate workers on important safety practices.

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    This document provides a toolbox talk on the "Ten Commandments for Safety." It lists 10 safety rules including knowing your job, using the right tools, keeping work areas clean and orderly, wearing personal protective equipment, handling materials safely, being careful around equipment, dressing for the job, following safety rules, and getting first aid if injured. The talk was presented to educate workers on important safety practices.

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    TOOLBOX TALK

    TALK NO: 14 DATE:


    SUBJECT: Ten Commandments for SITE:
    Safety
    PRESENTED BY:
    TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR SAFETY

    1. KNOW YOUR JOB – Skilled workers are always


    needed, follow instructions and work safely.
    2. USE THE RIGHT TOOLS – Be sure they are in
    good repair.
    3. KEEP YOUR WORK AREA CLEAN AND
    ORDERLY – Keep walkways clear and free of
    material, orderliness is a sign of a safe and efficient
    worker.
    4. USE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT –
    Wear the equipment provided, use head, foot, and
    ear and eye protection.
    5. HANDLE MATERIALS SAFELY - know the correct
    way of lifting loads.
    6. ABOUT LADDERS AND SCAFFOLDS – Report
    defective ladders, face the ladder when going down,
    keep scaffold platforms clear of excess scrap.
    7. USE CARE AROUND EQUIPMENT – Never
    operate power driven equipment unless authorized
    to do so. Never ride on equipment which not
    designed for that purpose.
    8. DRESS FOR THE JOB – Loose or ragged
    clothing should not be worn as it could be caught in
    moving parts of the equipment.
    9. FOLLOW THE RULES – Safety rules are for your
    protection, report unsafe act and conditions.
    10. IF YOU DO GET HURT – Get first aid
    immediately, report the accident to your foreman.
    THIS TOOLBOX TALK WAS DISCUSSED WITH:
    Name and signature Name and signature

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