Posted By Merv Newman Craig take a look at behavioural safety. You seem to have most/all of the classic stuff in place, which is usually aimed at identifying/reducing/eliminating unsafe behaviour. BS (as it is sometimes termed) aims, in my book at least, at recognising/rewarding/reinforcing safe behaviours. Do your managers know that they are allowed to do that ? Merv

Posted By Craig Foyle Merv Thanks for the comment. I considered adding that the site has a very active behavioural safety programme but hoped the enquiry would not lead back to that! Gordon Thanks for that. Injuries range from trapped hand using powered torque wrench (1 hour into shift) to getting finger injury with reversing vehicle and a tow ball of a trailer to getting finger caught in a lorry tail-lift nip point. All three different but awareness of putting hands in the 'line of fire' was put in question. Any feedback is welcome.