Think B4U Work

Switch On Lock Off

As part of our ongoing commitment to keeping you safe in the workplace, we are happy to announce the next part of our Think B4U Work safety series - Switch On Lock Off. Aiming to increase awareness and discussion around making electrical apprentices aware of the importance of correct isolation practices.

Your 'Think B4U Work' Strategy - Switch On Lock Off

Fully identify each circuit relating to the task.
Isolate the supply.
Lockout and tag out. Attach a danger tag for each worker involved in the task,
consider the use of isolation padlocks.
Confirm Isolation. Apprentices should question work practices if in doubt.
Do the task safely and only reinstate the supply after each worker removes their
own Danger Tag.

Your 'Think B4U Work' Switch On Lock Off Flyer & Questionnaire

Keep Your Hands Safe

As part of our ongoing commitment to keeping you safe in the workplace, we are happy to announce the next part of our Think B4U Work safety series - Keep Your Hands Safe. Aiming to increase awareness and discussion around making electrical apprentices aware of the importance of safety when using your hands.

Your 'Think B4U Work' Strategy - Keep Your Hands Safe

Keep your hands and fingers out of the line of fire.
Don’t use bladed knives for stripping cable - find a safer alternative.
Ensure grinders are stationary before placing them on benches.
Ensure machinery guarding is correctly in place.
Hold work pieces with cramps and vices, rather than hands, while drilling.
Do an RAC before starting work - we advise using the EGT Apprentice App.
Wear the correct gloves while doing any manual tasks.

Your 'Think B4U Work' Keep Your Hands Safe Flyer

Prevent Soft Tissue Injuries

As part of our ongoing commitment to keeping you safe in the workplace, we are happy to announce the next part of our Think B4U Work safety series - Prevent Soft Tissue Injuries. Aiming to increase awareness and discussion around four of the most common types of injuries experienced by our apprentices, this segment builds on the previously released 'Keep Your Hands Safe' segment.