Working safely is important because someone is waiting for you at home, and you have a choice whether to return home injured or uninjured. Every 15 seconds a worker is injured or killed on the job, resulting in over 2 million deaths per year globally. Safety starts from the individual - it is a matter of choice, not chance. The majority of workplace accidents are caused by unsafe acts rather than unsafe conditions or natural causes. Developing good safety habits can help keep you and your family safe.

2. Why is working
safely important?

3. Because,
Somebody is waiting for you at
Home.

4. Do you want to go back home
Like this ? Or Like this ?
Choice is yours
Emergency

5. Your Safety is a matter of
CHOICE not CHANCE

6. Every 15 seconds, a worker dies from a work-
related accident or disease.
Every 15 seconds, 160 workers have a work-
related accident.
Every day, 6,300 people die as a result of occupational accidents
or work-related diseases – more than 2.3 million deaths per year.
317 million accidents occur on the job annually; many of these
resulting in extended absences from work.

7. SAFETY
starts from
ME

8. ACCIDENT
An unplanned, uncontrolled event which
causes or has the potential to cause
injury/death to any living being OR causes
or has the potential to cause damages to
any property / asset.

9. ACCIDENT
ABSENT MINDNESS
CARELESSNESS
CASUAL APPROACH
INDISCIPLINE
DANGEROUS ACT
EXPERIMENT
NO KNOWLEDGE
TIREDNESS

10. Reasons for accident
1.Unsafe Act
2.Unsafe Condition
3.Natural Reasons

11. 88%
10% 2%
UNSAFE ACT =88%
UNSAFE CONDITION =10%
NATURAL CAUSE =2%
Cause wise analysis for accident

12.  Minor accident
 Major accident
 Dangerous occurrence
Categories of Accidents

13. Minor accident
 There is injury or illness to operator
 Immediate medical attention Required
 With or without loss to property
 where the operator returns to duty immediately.

14. Major accident
 It includes death, loss of limb may have loss of
property or production.
 where the operator takes leave beyond 48 hours

15. Dangerous occurrence
 which do not cause death or injury but loss to
property or production to a huge extent
(e.g.., Bursting of boilers, Collapse of buildings )
 Except the minor accidents others must be
reported to the relevant Govt. Authorities like
Factory Inspector / Local authority.

16. Types of Accidents at the Workplace
Slips and Falls
Heavy Lifting
Electrical
Chemical

17.  Pain / loss of part of body which can’t be shared
 Loss of Pay and medical expenses
 Loss of experience and knowledge
 Strain to family and others
Effects of Accidents

18. A Near Miss is an unplanned event that did not
result in injury, illness, or damage – but had the
potential to do so
Near Miss Accidents

21. What is Safety?
Safety is prevention of accidents
which results personal injury and
property damage.

22. SAFETY Means …
SELF DISCIPLINE
AWARENESS OF DANGER
FOLLOW THE RULES
EDUCATION
TIMELY ACTION
YOU

23. Ways To Be Safe
 Develop Right Habits
 Communicate Effectively
 Plan Your Act & Act On The Plan
 Maintain A Positive Attitude

24.  Prioritize your work
 Do not assume
 Never take anything for granted
 Respond, don’t react
 If you don’t know, ask.
Things that can make your life safer

25. PEOPLE SEE WHAT THEY
WANT TO SEE
ALWAYS LOOK FOR UNSAFE
CONDTIONS

26. YOUR SAFETY IS YOUR FAMILY’S
SAFETY

27. Please Remember ……..
PAIN OF DEVELOPING SAFETY HABIT
IS TEMPORARY, BUT
PAIN OF REGRET IS
PERMANENT