Life Saving Rules
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- 6. What are Life-Saving Rules? • Key actions to prevent fatal injuries during higher-risk activities • The Life-Saving Rules are one part of how we continue to create the safety culture needed to avoid work- related fatalities and serious injuries. • The Life-Saving Rules help enable Goal Zero • Life-Saving Rules provide workers in the industry with the actions they can take to protect themselves and their colleagues from fatalities.
- 7. How were the Life-Saving Rules developed? • We wanted to provide workers in the industry with actions they can take to protect themselves and their colleagues, no matter the worksite • We wanted to have Rules that were relevant and applicable for the entire industry • We created 9 Rules with a simple icon, and clear actions for individuals •
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