- ISHN GLOBAL - EHS RESEARCH Before you perform a job or task,
do you think about the potential hazards or risks associated
with the job that could result in an injury? Do you take the
steps necessary to eliminate the hazard or lower the risk?
Workers who think about the potential hazards or risks
associated with a job and take action to mitigate them typically
have internalized the importance that following safe work
practices can have: using the right tool for the job; following
safe operating procedures; using the proper personal protective
equipment; inspecting equipment before use; stopping a job if
you are unsure; or obtaining the necessary help to complete an
assignment can prevent injuries from occurring. Internalizing
safety starts with placing a value on it or believing that there
is some importance associated with it. Personal experiences from
the past or witnessing a serious accident can make you believe
the importance of safety and have a profound impact on your
behavior. Compliance can cause int