Identifying Hazardous Situations

The copyrighted Ten Causes of Accidents is used as a guide. These are the ten causes or contributing causes of accidents, as found in accident reports. 

Obviously, the better our workers search for and control hazards, the greater the opportunity to create a safe workplace. (An OSHA requirement!) 

The process is taught using a memory system and images. This allows employees to learn and implement the skill quickly and without carrying any additional paperwork. Since we use images, the system works in any language, as evidenced by our program being taught and implemented in many countries. 

Some of the Ten Causes of Accidents are:

• Operating without proper Training or Authority
• Unsafe Loading or Overloading 
• Operating at an Unsafe Speed
• Using an Improper or Damaged Tool