Safety meetings related to personal decisions, behavior and safe attitude
We have often heard of the "Daily Dozen" with regard to proper exercise and maintaining good health. The "Daily Dozen" has a counterpart known as the "Deadly Dozen", which is applicable to safety on the job, and which also has an important bearing on health and welfare.
By accepting and practicing safety responsibility, you ensure your future both at home and on the job. You do the same for your fellow worker as well, because socially and morally you are responsible for preventing accidents to others as well.
Everyone takes a shortcut at one time or another. Kids jump the fence instead of using the gate. Pedestrians cross streets between intersections. In many cases, a shortcut involves danger.