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Ten Basic Safety Rules. SafetyShare.org. Ten Basic Safety Rules. Follow instructions Do not take chances; if you do not know, ASK!. Ten Basic Safety Rules. Correct or report unsafe conditions. Ten Basic Safety Rules. Help keep the job site clean and orderly. Ten Basic Safety Rules.
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Ten Basic Safety Rules • Follow instructions • Do not take chances; if you do not know, ASK! from SafetyShare.org
Ten Basic Safety Rules • Correct or report unsafe conditions. from SafetyShare.org
Ten Basic Safety Rules • Help keep the job site clean and orderly. from SafetyShare.org
Ten Basic Safety Rules • Use the right tools and equipment for the job. from SafetyShare.org
Ten Basic Safety Rules • Report all injuries immediately to your supervisor no matter how minor. Get first aid treatment, if necessary. from SafetyShare.org
Ten Basic Safety Rules • Use, adjust and repair equipment only when authorized. from SafetyShare.org
Ten Basic Safety Rules • Use personal protective equipment. • Wear seat belts and keep personnel safety items in good condition. from SafetyShare.org
Ten Basic Safety Rules • No horseplay – avoid distracting others. from SafetyShare.org
Ten Basic Safety Rules • When lifting, bend your knees. • Get help for heavy loads from SafetyShare.org
Ten Basic Safety Rules • You don’t want to spend the rest of your life looking for this sign. from SafetyShare.org
Ten Basic Safety Rules • Comply with all safety rules and signs. from SafetyShare.org
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