- Find out more about risk management – Start by exploring credible sources, including our website, to better understand risk factors in your industry.
- Lead from the top – Senior management should set the tone for safety, discouraging negative behaviors like taking shortcuts and emphasizing the importance of health and safety.
- Improve health and safety competence – Enroll in IOSH, NEBOSH, or OSHA courses to enhance your workforce’s understanding of safety standards.
- Get your workers involved – Engage employees in risk assessments to increase buy-in and foster a sense of ownership over their safety.
- Implement a health and safety management system – Develop a formal policy, assign responsibilities, and adopt standards like HSG 65 or ISO 45001 to guide your safety practices.
A safe workplace is a smart investment that reaps long-term benefits for both employees and employers.
