Winter is coming

Keep each other safe

Winter safety advice can often tell us things that we already know.

For example, we all know that pavements and roads become slippery in cold and wet weather, and we should take extra care. Even though we know this, more accidents and incidents happen in the winter months because many of us forget the risks we take when we’re in a rush.

We need to look out for each other and highlight dangers to make sure that we all get home safely every day.

Our actions affect others

Whenever there’s an accident, however small, it affects you, the people around you, your colleagues, and even your family. So when you act in a safe way it ensures that everyone connected to you is safe too.

Something to think about:

By challenging your colleagues’ unsafe behaviour, you’re looking out for them and, in turn, the people they care about.

For more information on TSA Prep4Winter visit: http://www.tracksafetyalliance.co.uk/storage/documents/TSA-Winter-Safety-Final-v1.pdf or email rebecca.meggs@mcginley.co.uk