Safety Alert Template

Construction, oil and gas, mining and other industrial sites are dangerous places to work. Companies in these industries proactively plan for project safety, with safety plans, documentation and permits enabling teams to perform tasks more safely. But even the best laid plans can't factor in unexpected events and changes. For this, companies need to create and issue safety alerts.

These high-risk industries need a fast and effective way to spread safety information and make it easily digestible for workers on the ground and managers in the office.

It's always necessary to implement safety protocols, but if your business or organisation shows the following indicators, then you need to incorporate Safety Alerts ASAP.

• If your workplace experiences too many repeated accidents, injuries, close calls, or near misses. Those are obvious signs your safety protocols might not be taken seriously, or the hazards aren't being addressed at all. Use a proper Safety Alert and make sure everyone gets to read them, starting from the unaddressed ones, to the early signs.
• If your site works in heavily unpredictable conditions. New risks mean new safety measures, safety protocols evolve, and everyone has to be alerted as soon as they are issued.
• If your workers themselves have voiced out their concerns about unsafe work environment, equipment failure, hazards, and more, then you definitely need to implement Safety Alerts and listen to your workers.