Off-the-Job
Off-the-job safety refers to safety measures and practices that individuals should follow outside of their workplace to prevent injuries and accidents. This includes activities such as driving, recreational activities, home maintenance, and personal hobbies. Employers often encourage off-the-job safety because injuries sustained outside of work can still impact an employee’s ability to perform their job effectively and may affect overall productivity. Practicing safe behaviors such as wearing seat belts, following traffic laws, using safety gear during sports or DIY projects, and maintaining a safe environment at home are essential. By promoting off-the-job safety through education, awareness campaigns, and fostering a culture of safety both at work and in personal life, individuals can reduce the risk of injuries and maintain their well-being beyond the workplace.
Personal Safety In Public Places Meeting Kit
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Be Safety Conscious Off the Job Too – Quick Course
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Off-the-Job Stats & Facts
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