Preventing Complacency in the Workplace
Complacency in the workplace can lead to safety hazards and injuries. It's crucial to remain vigilant and proactive to ensure a safe working environment for everyone.
Preventing complacency starts with:
Performing a Take 5 before beginning a task
Attending safety trainings
Reporting unsafe conditions
Rotating tasks
Leading by example
Remember, safety is everyone’s responsibility!
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Alabama
Keith Pope, Ready Mix Driver, Montevallo
Cody Weems, Material Handler, Attalla
Georgia
Ernest Caldwell, Ready Mix Driver, Peachtree City
Marcus Harris, Haul Unit Operator, Gainesville
Jamey Payne, Mechanic Service Tech, Demorest
Teto Pritchett, Ready Mix Driver, Peachtree City
Jacob Ray, Welder, Demorest
Owen Rooney, Haul Unit Operator, Gainesville
Joshua Stevens, Welder, Tyrone
North Carolina
Trent Myers, Operations Support, Eastover
South Carolina
Andy Comer, Pit Loader Operator, McConnells
Shaketa Gardner, Sr. Weighmaster, Harleyville
Shonique Howard, Customer Service Rep., Harleyville
Trent Myers, Operations Support, Eastover
