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Holiday Safety Reminder PDF

The document provides holiday safety reminders for employees. It recommends shutting down workstations properly and cleaning personal items. For travel, it advises being vigilant of belongings and checking weather for sea travel. Those driving long distances should focus on the road, drive defensively, take breaks, and secure cargo. General reminders include being responsible, mindful of food/drinks, washing hands frequently, avoiding firecrackers if asthmatic, and knowing local medical facilities' contact numbers.

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Holiday Safety Reminder PDF

The document provides holiday safety reminders for employees. It recommends shutting down workstations properly and cleaning personal items. For travel, it advises being vigilant of belongings and checking weather for sea travel. Those driving long distances should focus on the road, drive defensively, take breaks, and secure cargo. General reminders include being responsible, mindful of food/drinks, washing hands frequently, avoiding firecrackers if asthmatic, and knowing local medical facilities' contact numbers.

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Holiday Safety Reminder

 Workstation
 Shut down your computer.
 Manually unplug all unnecessary connections (monitors, CPU, chargers, etc.)
within your workstation prior going home.
 Clean up your respective area and wash your personal belongings (mugs,
utensils, etc.) prior going home.
 Dispose clutter properly at the respective bins.
 Lock your pedestal and don’t leave any valuable things inside.
 Place your chair properly under your table.
 Pantry
 Remove your items inside the refrigerator.
 Return used items (plates, mugs, etc.) to their designated area.
 Do not leave any food in the pantry.
 Office
 Identify the things that you need to bring home (No access to the office starting
Dec. 22, afternoon)
 For those who will Travel
 Be vigilant at all time.
 Don’t leave your things unattended.
 Minimise wearing and displaying your valuable things while in a crowded area
like airport, seaport and bus terminals.
 If by sea: Check weather forecast for the next 3 days to check weather and sea
condition.
 While on-board a ship, know the following:
 Location of live-saving devices (life vest/jacket)
 Nearest Muster Station to your accommodation
 Placement of firefighting equipment (fire extinguisher)
 Access to clinic (or at least to the Medical Officer on-board;
usually it’s the 2nd Officer of the ship).
 If driving, especially for long distance trip: Remember to bring BLOWBAG
 Focus on Driving
 Keep 100% of your attention on driving at all times – no multi-
tasking.
 Don’t use your phone or any other electronic device while
driving.
 Slow down. Speeding gives you less time to react and increases
the severity of an accident.
 Drive Defensively
 Be aware of what other drivers around you are doing, and
expect the unexpected.
 Assume other motorists will do something crazy, and always be
prepared to avoid it.
 Keep a 2-second cushion between you and the car in front of
you.
 Make that 4 seconds if the weather is bad.
 Make a safe driving plan
 Build time into your trip schedule to stop for food, rest breaks,
phone calls or other business.
 Adjust your seat, mirrors, etc. before putting the car in gear.
 Pull over to eat or drink. It takes only a few minutes.
 Practice Safety
 Secure cargo that may move around while the vehicle is in
motion.
 Don’t attempt to retrieve items that fall to the floor.
 Have items needed within easy reach – such as toll fees, toll
cards and garage passes.
 Always wear your seat belt and drive sober and drug-free.
 General Reminder
 Be responsible to your own safety and to the people that surrounds you.
 Be mindful of the food you eat.
 Wash your hands as frequent as possible.
 Drink responsibly.
 Avoid the use of any firecrackers.
 For those who have Asthma or other respiratory disorders; stay away from
smokes or any other irritants that can trigger the condition.
 For any medical emergencies, please proceed to the nearest medical facilities and
hospitals in your area.
CEBU
EMERGENCY
PHON
NUMBERS

Contact Person Contact No.


Edward Solayao +63 917 508 3925
John Michael Saren +63 945 331 8550
Carlo Judilla +63 999 993 2993
Marichu Arenal +63 998 588 7370

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