FACTS

• Risk-Taking to “Save the Job”: Workers may bypass procedures or controls to fix problems quickly, increasing exposure to serious hazards.
• Bypassing Safety Systems: Interlocks, guards, and lockout/tagout procedures are often ignored when workers try to act fast or independently.
• Unplanned Rescue Attempts: Workers may attempt to help others without proper training or equipment, leading to multiple injuries in the same incident.
• Normalization of Unsafe Behavior: Repeated shortcuts can become accepted practice, creating a culture where risk-taking is seen as commitment.
• Pressure to Perform: Production demands and peer expectations can push workers to act beyond their training or authority.
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