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Safe & healthy work environment is a right.
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HEALTH SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT COORDINATOR ISO45001|| HSE 1-3|| NEBOSH IDIP|| FIRST AIDER|| FIRE SAFETY|| CPR COORDINATOR|| BSC.Biochemistry.
Blind Spot Safety Blind spots are areas around a vehicle that the driver cannot directly see while looking through mirrors. These areas pose significant risks, especially when changing lanes or merging. To enhance blind spot safety: Adjust Mirrors Properly: Position side mirrors so that they slightly overlap with the rearview mirror's field of view, reducing blind spots. Check Blind Spots: Always perform a shoulder check before changing lanes to ensure no vehicles are in your blind spot. Use Technology: Many vehicles come equipped with blind spot monitoring systems that alert drivers to unseen vehicles. Be Aware of Other Drivers' Blind Spots: Avoid driving in the blind spots of other vehicles, particularly large trucks. Drive Safely Safe driving involves practices that minimize risk and enhance road safety for all users. Key tips for driving safely include: Stay Focused: Avoid distractions such as mobile phones, eating, or adjusting the radio while driving. Obey Traffic Laws: Adhere to speed limits, signal intentions, and follow road signs and signals. Keep a Safe Following Distance: Maintain a distance that allows you to stop safely if the vehicle in front suddenly brakes. Adjust to Road Conditions: Slow down and drive cautiously in adverse weather conditions or on unfamiliar roads. Wear Seatbelts: Always wear seatbelts, and ensure all passengers do as well. By practicing these habits, you can significantly reduce the likelihood of accidents and improve overall road safety.
BLIND SPOT SAFETY. DRIVE SAFELY.
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A Nebosh and IOSH Safety Officer with over 2 years experience Safety industry, very good in observation and hazards identification. I am very open to work and as well keen in developing my skills.
Safety first is part and parcel of our everyday life.
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safety first at anytime
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