1.2.2 YOUR ATTITUDE HELPS SAFETY
Everyone must have a positive attitude to safety . Safety is a matter for everybody from top to bottom.

What is your attitude?
It should include:

• Being co-operative.
• Being responsible,
• A willingness to work safely
• Thoroughly understanding your work

All of the above will influence your positive attitude towards safety.

In a safe working environment there is no place for TEMPER.
Temper can be the direct cause of accidents.
Remember it's your temper, and its up to you to CONTROL it at all times.

1.2.3 TO ALL EMPLOYEES
Safety is the responsibility of each and every employee. It is not the individual responsibility of the Job Supervisor, the experienced employee, the Safety Committee, the Safety Officer, the Safety Department, the Management or any unit alone. It is co-operative action at all times that prevent injuries. To be a safe worker one must learn the right way of doing things. All employees on any job must be alert. If one employee fails to be alert he/she may cause injury to himself/herself or one or more others.

In most cases Specific Safety Rules will be explained to you by your Host Trainers Supervisor for the job you are doing. However, if this does not happen there is a distinct obligation on each employee to know and to observe not only the General Safety Rules but also the Safety Rules for the particular job you are doing. When transferring to a new job, you are obliged to make yourself familiar with the Safety of the new job.

Each employee will be held strictly accountable, at all times, for the knowledge and the observation of the safety rules contained in this booklet, so please make sure that it is kept in good condition and close at hand.