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1.6 Conclusion


Make feedyard safety a top priority.

Always keep in mind that every worker deserves to make it home safe every day

 

Key Takeaways

  • Improve housekeeping – make sure all walkways are clear in all work areas.
  • Avoid distractions such as cell phones when you are walking or performing a job.
  • Ensure that you can see the walkway in front of you when carrying a load.
  • Clean up spills and use signage to indicate wet/greasy locations.
  • Practice safe ladder use and use approved fall protection when working at heights.
  • Use 3 points of contact when entering and exiting equipment and always face equipment when exiting.
  • Wear rubber soled boots with good treads, ice cleats and over-boots.
  • Ensure that you watch out for yourself and your co-workers.

Resources:

App:

Videos:

Slips, Trips & Falls – The Fatal Half Inch – Safety Training Video (OSHA)

Slips, Trips and Falls Safety Video (Dupont)

 

 

License

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