UV exposure causes sunburn and skin cancer. Wear long sleeves, hats, and sunscreen, especially when working long hours in direct sunlight.

A positive safety attitude influences others. Be proactive, stay engaged, and hold yourself accountable for keeping the site safe every day.

Tools and materials can fall and injure others. Use tool lanyards, secure loads, and always wear your hard hat in drop zones.

AEDs restore heart rhythms during cardiac arrest. Know their location, how to use them, and respond fast—every second counts.

Looking at phones while walking causes trips, falls, and collisions. Stay alert and focused while moving through active work areas.

Using the wrong blade type can cause slips and cuts. Choose the right tool for the task and handle all blades with care—retract when not in use.

Walking near operating equipment without awareness can lead to serious injury. Stay alert and make eye contact with operators before entering their path

Pinch points catch body parts between objects. Identify hazards, use guards, stay alert, maintain clearance, wear PPE.

Keep work areas clean, clear debris promptly, store tools safely, and reduce trip hazards to prevent injuries and improve safety.

Safe practices for carrying tools and materials while using ladders to prevent loss of balance and falls.

Highlights safe flagging operations, traffic flow control, visibility, communication, and reducing risks from moving vehicles and equipment.