Answer:
Install sturdy work surfaces, so that they will not collapse/break, and so no person or object may fall from them. Work surfaces should be fenced securely by strong upper, middle, and lower wood planks, and if necessary by additional fencing. All the openings and cavities must be fenced, and ladders should be safely positioned to prevent the ladder from slipping or folding.
* Safety shoes with special anti-skid soles must be worn.
* Wear additional personal body protection equipment (PPE) like safety helmets, shoes, goggles and the like.
* Ensure work surfaces, passageways, and floors are clear of protruding nails, free wires, debris, and other potential hazards.
* Avoid manual lifting of heavy loads and use mechanical lifting equipment. Always lift safely, or get help lifting for oversized objects.
* Wear work clothes that are compatible with weather conditions. Wear gloves and safety outfits whenever handling hot or cold materials.
* Drink enough water to avoid dehydration.
* Always check the safety of your portable electric tools. Avoid using defective portable electric work tools that do not have proper insolation.
* Minimize contact with harmful materials. Use products that protect skin, and wash hands thoroughly at the end of the work shift. Use coated cotton gloves instead of leather gloves when necessary.
* Use respiratory protection equipment like respirators and air masks that are compatible with the specific type of air pollutant most likely present in your working environment.
