Safer work starts with better knowledge.

Show through decisions that safety controls matter under production pressure.

Provide time, people and equipment needed for safe work.

Involve people exposed to hazards in choosing practical controls.

Make it easy to raise concerns without fear.

Respond to concerns and explain the action taken.

Seek system improvements when errors and near misses occur.

Follow the same site precautions expected of workers.

Arrange training and supervision before assigning unfamiliar work.

Ask how serious incident controls are checked in the field.

Distinguish honest error from deliberate disregard through a fair process.

Include temporary workers and quieter team members in discussions.

Use useful leading information alongside injury statistics.

Recognise helpful reporting and effective prevention work.

Resolve work targets that make safe methods impractical.

Review unresolved risks at an appropriate management level.

Check that commitments have been completed and work.

Use feedback to make the safety system easier to apply.

What concern has the team raised that still needs a decision?