Are you responsible for safety?
Responsibility
is not a mere word but it is used to convey something very profound. Whatsoever
function you are in, responsible means you own this and committed to accomplish
all the tasks under it. You may, most of the time needed to go beyond call of
the duty to complete the task you are responsible of. When someone is responsible of certain function/task/work
and most importantly he/she accepts this, then there are no ifs & buts to
shirk from even the failure if any.
Here, specifically
in safety, responsible means it is integral part of your function to adopt
safety to protect self and your colleague. You can check yourself or of your colleagues
as how much responsible for safety by rating appropriate responses against 10 following
traits specifically developed for this purpose.
a) Safety is
value to me rather it is priority in my agenda
b) ‘Safety
starts with me’ reflects in all actions I perform
c) I
understand my job very well
d) I know what
are the hazards/risk related to my job
e) My worker
understands the hazards of the work they are told to do
f) I do more
than what is legally required to complete the work safely
g) I care for safety
of my team members by asking their performance
of safety first
h) I care of
the family of my team member by providing no work injury situation
i) I care of
my company by preventing accidents
j) I also plan
for safety before I take work in hand
You have to
rate on scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the least (sometimes) and 5 being the most
(most of the times).
I would
decode the score so that you yourself can know how much you are responsible for
safety. You can see the result and compare your score by visiting page “useful
information” at www.safetitude .com on or after 5th December 2016.
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