Life Saving Rules

Here are some Life-Saving Rules that emphasize safety in various contexts:

1. Be Trained and Certified: Ensure you are trained and certified to perform high-risk activities. Verify that all workers required for such activities are competent and authorized.

2. Last Minute Risk Assessment (Stop Take 5): Always perform a hazard assessment before starting any work. Confirm that risk assessments are available for high-risk activities.

3. 1 Person, 1 Lock, 1 Key: Apply the Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) procedure. Verify that energy sources are disconnected and isolated before commencing work.

4. 7 Steps for Electrical Activities:

• Evaluate the work.
• Clearly identify the work location and equipment.
• Disconnect electrical sources and secure against reconnection.
• Verify the absence of operating voltage.
• Carry out earthing and short circuiting.
• Protect adjacent live parts.
• Complete the permit to work.

5. Protect Yourself Against Falling from Heights: Always take precautions when working at heights.

6. Keep a Safe Distance from Suspended Loads: Maintain a safe distance from any suspended loads.

7. Ensure the Air Is Safe Prior to Entry: Verify air quality before entering confined spaces.

8. Fasten Your Seat Belt: Always wear your seat belt when operating vehicles.

9. Keep Your Hands on the Wheel, Never on a Phone: Avoid distractions while driving.

Remember, these rules are designed to keep you safe and prevent accidents. Stay vigilant and follow them rigorously!