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How to... Personal safety – be a survivor
stay safe
a brief introduction to
a brief introduction to
Being responsible for your own personal safety
includes letting others know where you are and
taking steps towards ensuring your own safety.
health and safety
health and safety Make sure someone
knows where you are.
for young workers
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if you are 13-19 If you carry a mobile young peo
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phone make sure it is
charged and has credit.
Use the abbreviation ICE in your phone for your main
contact number In Case of Emergency.
Thust your instincts and stay alert.
Use a reputable known taxi company.
Don’t walk home on your own.
Your responsibilities – work Keep expensive items hidden from view.
is not a game Don’t accept lifts from people you don’t know.
Never assume it won’t happen to you.
Practical jokes are good fun but can result in serious
injury or even death. You can still have a good time at
work, make friends and learn new skills but it is not the
place for practical jokes. Safety at work
When you carry out the following activities, think about
Ask if you don’t understand something. how you can reduce the risk of injury to yourself and
Don’t use equipment/machinery unsupervised others. Risks will exist in all sorts of things you do, it is
unless you have been trained to do so. how they are managed that stop people getting injured
Report an unsafe environment or faulty/unsafe or killed. Employers must carry out risk assessments on
equipment. hazards at work, they record things that are put in place
to reduce the risk of people getting hurt.
Do not put yourself or your fellow workers at risk.
Work tidily and put things away once finished with. boy was
These are just a A 14 year old
s quad bike
Use guards and safety equipment. few examples of killed when hi
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hazards and risks over turned. H
If you are asked to do something that you think is d the bike
been trained an
in the workplace: aintained.
unsafe, or are being bullied or picked on, then talk had not been m
could have
to someone who can help and support you. For This accident
example your boss, or your Personal Adviser. Lifting, carrying, been avoided.
Wear/use personal protective equipment correctly. pushing and pulling.
Handling hazardous substances.
Working in a noisy environment.
A young per Using sharp knives and blades.
son died fr
received in om burns
a petrol exp Climbing scaffolding or ladders.
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Working with electricity.
0800 9755111
0800 9755111
connexions-cd.org.uk
Staying safe Health and Safety induction –
If you would like to know more about how to stay safe at
be risk aware
work or in your personal life then please use the links When you start work your employer should tell you about
provided in this leaflet. health and safety in your work place. These are some of
the things you should be told about when you start work.
Your employer has a duty to provide you with a safe
working environment this includes where you work, Who will supervise you.
how you work and the equipment you use.
The emergency procedures for fire, first aid and
You have responsibilities as well. You must follow accident reporting.
health and safety rules and procedures, and not The hours you will work and when you can take breaks.
misuse or interfere with health and safety
Who to tell if something is broken or faulty.
equipment.
The safety instructions.
If something looks unsafe – tell someone – don’t The safety policy and the results of the risk assessment
leave it until somebody has an accident. the employer has carried out on the risks to your health
and safety.
Safe work is team w How to use, wear burnt when a
A 16 year old was
ork. and store protective deep fat fryer fell fro
m it’s support –
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Health and Safety crossword
Additional sources
of information
1 2
3
4 www.connexions-cd.org.uk www.safelearner.info
www.apprenticeships.org.uk www.safestartup.org
www.hse.gov.uk www.suzylamplugh.org
5 www.rospa.org www.youngworker.co.uk
6 7 To get in touch...
with your PA or to find your nearest Connexions centre
8 9 go online to www.connexions-cd.org.uk or give us a
10 call on 0800 9755111. Calls from a landline are free and
you’ll be connected to your nearest centre. Calls from a
mobile may be subject to a network charge – you’ll be
connected to our head office, but we can redirect you to
your nearest centre.
Connexions Cornwall and Devon Ltd is committed to safeguarding and
Clues – Across: Clues – Down: promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and
1. Stay this when out 2. Do not put your fellow expects all employees and volunteers to share this commitment.
and about workers at …...…
4. Trust these senses to 3. You will need this if you
keep you safe get hurt Connexions Cornwall and Devon Ltd is committed to improving its products and
services. If you have any comments or complaints please contact the Head of
5. Health and .......... 7. You need ear protection Performance and Quality at Connexions Cornwall and Devon, Tamar Business
in this type of environment
6. If you have one of Park, Pennygillam Industrial Estate, Launceston, PL15 7ED.
these report it 8. Do not do this alone
9. In case of an after meeting friends
emergency initially This publication can be made available in large print, braille, tape or in languages
other than English. Please phone 0800 9755111 to contact your nearest
10. Worse than slips
Connexions centre.
Down: 2 risk; 3 firstaid; 7 noisy; 8 walk.
Across: 1 alert; 4 instincts; 5 safety; 6 accident; 9 ice; 10 falls.
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