SAFETY FIRST LAST & ALWAYS Core Safety Values. Mechanical Lifting/Suspended Loads I will never place myself or others under a suspended load.

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SAFETY FIRST LAST & ALWAYS Core Safety Values

Mechanical Lifting/Suspended Loads I will never place myself or others under a suspended load

Electrical Energy I will not work on a live electrical circuits unless authorised

Isolation I will always isolate wherever the chance of energy release is possible

Working with Hands & Hand Tools I will exercise care whenever working with my hands

Working at Height I will not work above 1.8m without fall arrest equipment Working at Height I will not work above 1.8m without fall arrest equipment

1 Working at Height I will not work above 1.8m without fall arrest equipment Working at Height I will not work above 1.8m without fall arrest equipment Manual Handling I will find a solution that prevents injury