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We all know that there must be a
cause for an accident to happen. In order to avoid accidents, we must remove
the cause. Every cause is a result of an unsafe act or unsafe condition. By recognizing
the unsafe act or condition, we can effectively remove the exposure to them.
The following “deadly dozen” are reminders to help you recognize unsafe acts or
conditions.
Guide for Discussion
Unsafe Acts
1. Unauthorized use or operation of
equipment.
2. Failure to secure or tie down
materials to prevent unexpected movement.
3. Working or operating equipment
too fast.
4. Failure to issue warnings or
signals as required.
5. Using defective tools or equipment.
6. Removing guards.
7. Improperly using tools or
equipment.
8. Standing in an unsafe place or
assuming an improper posture (as in lifting).
9. Servicing moving equipment.
10. Riding equipment not designed
for passengers.
11. Horseplay.
12. Failure to wear the proper
personal protective equipment.
Unsafe Conditions
1. Lack of proper guards.
2. Lack of a proper warning system.
3. Fire and explosion hazards.
4. Poor housekeeping.
5. Unexpected movements.
6. Protruding objects such as nails,
wire, or other metals.
7. Improper clearance or congestion
at aisles or passageways.
8. Poor placement, storage or
arrangement of materials.
9. Hazardous tools, equipment or
materials.
10. Poor lighting, high noise
levels.
11. Hazardous atmospheric
conditions.
12. Improper personal attire.
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