If you want a safety professional's head to explode, tell them safety is just common sense. Recently, this image appeared on a post on LinkedIn. Essentially, the question asked is, "is this Common Sense?" So what is so common sense about it? What if the employer supplied the equipment and never provided suitable information, instruction, training
Safety Alerts are necessary, particularly where trends highlight critical information that may prevent future incidents. Consultation of alerts is particularly effective when the incident has a resounding familiarity to the receiver of the information - for example, a skids steer operator will be more interested in how a 23 year old suffered fatal injuries when caught between
