worldsteel to Launch Steel Safety Day
03/03/2014 - The World Steel Association (worldsteel) will hold its first Steel Safety Day on 28 April 2014.
All members as well as related organizations within the steel industry are being asked to carry out a special audit to look into the 5 main causes of serious safety incidents.
This safety awareness day is aligned with the World Safety Day held by the International Labour Organisation's safety day on 28 April every year.
Over the last five years worldsteel has carried out an analysis on safety and health practices in the steel industry and has identified the main causes of serious safety incidents.
The Steel Safety Day is set up to reinforce awareness of the five most common causes of safety incidents and to create a safer working environment across the entire steel industry worldwide.
The main causes of serious safety incidents identified are:
A safer steel industry: the worldsteel safety system:
This safety awareness day is aligned with the World Safety Day held by the International Labour Organisation's safety day on 28 April every year.
Over the last five years worldsteel has carried out an analysis on safety and health practices in the steel industry and has identified the main causes of serious safety incidents.
The Steel Safety Day is set up to reinforce awareness of the five most common causes of safety incidents and to create a safer working environment across the entire steel industry worldwide.
The main causes of serious safety incidents identified are:
- Moving machinery
- Falling from heights
- Falling objects
- Gas and asphyxiation
- Overhead cranes
A safer steel industry: the worldsteel safety system: