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Safety checklist

3rd October 1996, Page 41
3rd October 1996
Page 41
Page 41, 3rd October 1996 — Safety checklist
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Ensure that: • Vehicles and pedestrians are kept safely apart; • Traffic routes are free of obstructions; • All vehicles are regularly maintained; • Drivers carry out basic safety checks before using vehicles; • Loading and unloading is carried out on flat, firm ground and that vehicles are appropriately stabilised;

• A clear system of penalties is enforced when safe working practices are ignored;

• Reversing manoeuvres are kept to a minimum;

• Workshop floors are kept free of obstructions and materials which might cause people to slip or fall; • Exposure to harmful substances such as paint, cleaning solvents, body fillers and used engine oils is prevented or controlled; • Employees are discouraged from rushing to complete their work on time;

• Excessive working time is avoided to minimise the risk of fatigue.