Safe Work Environment

A safe work environment means the safety of the workplace and the entire car repair shop. The condition of the working environment plays an important role in making the workplace safer and largely prevents accidents, injuries and illnesses.

A well-organized shop can contribute to creating a safe working environment. Shop policies and procedures, maintenance and order, inspection of the correctness of tools, equipment and protective equipment, use of personal and safety equipment, disposal of hazardous waste, regular safety training and high safety awareness are measures that should be applied in every shop. Conversely, a shop that is cluttered with junk, poorly lit, and full of hazards is unsafe.

Accidents and injuries can happen at any time. Do not underestimate the dangers, always think carefully about what you are doing and how you are doing it. Think about the steps, try to anticipate the things that can go wrong and take steps to prevent them. Do not circumvent prescribed work procedures, because often the time saved by shortening the work is nothing compared to the time spent recovering from the accident. Do not rely on others for your safety. Only you are primarily responsible for your safety.

Almost all accidents can be prevented with a little more thought, training and practice. You should always think about safety first and act safe second. If you’re not sure how to do something, ask someone with more experience than you. Few accidents happen by themselves. Accidents are almost always caused by poor decisions or poor actions.

Therefore, follow workplace safety measures and identify the general rules and procedures for car repair shop safety.

Safety Policies and Procedures

Safety policies, procedures and inspections make the workplace safer. It is a set of documents that describes procedures in a repair shop according to safety laws and regulations. Read more

Safety Signs

A car repair shop is a dangerous environment, and safety signs have been developed to make technicians aware of the dangers. Read more

Tools and Equipment Safety

Safe use of tools and equipment is essential to prevent injury and damage. Tools are a technician’s best friend, but if misused, they can injure or kill. Read more

Vehicle Protective Equipment

Vehicle protective equipment protects sensitive areas from accidental damage during repairs and servicing. Fender, seat, carpet, and steering wheel covers are most often used to protect the vehicle during servicing. Read more

Workshop Ventilation

Proper ventilation is required for work in the workshop. There are many rooms and places where the air quality is impaired which can lead to accidents and illnesses. Read more

Slip, Trip, and Fall Hazards

Due to disorder and carelessness in the workshop, there are always slip, trip, and fall hazards. Read more

Electrical Safety

Electrical Safety implies compliance with legal norms, workshop policies, procedures for using electrical devices and workplace conduct rules. Read more

Fire protection

There is always a fire risk in the service workshop, so we take precautions to ensure adequate fire protection. Read more

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