Sorensen Safety

14/10/2026

Carrying too much can hide the hazard at your feet.

Reduce the load or use a suitable trolley so you can see where you’re going.

If you can’t see the way, rethink the carry:

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12/10/2026

A trailing cable can turn a clear walkway into a trip hazard.

Route cables away from walkways or secure them with a suitable cable cover.

Clear the path before someone takes the fall:

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11/10/2026

09/10/2026

An awkward load can put your back at risk.

Check the load, clear your route and use suitable equipment or get help.

Think before you lift:

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07/10/2026

That small spill could cause someone a serious fall.

Protect the area and arrange safe cleanup straight away.

A warning sign is only the first step:

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05/10/2026

A blocked fire exit could become a trap.

Keep exits and escape routes clear—even when you’re “only leaving it there for a minute.”

Nothing has happened yet—keep it that way:

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28/09/2026

Not every fire should be fought.

Only consider using an extinguisher if the fire is small and contained, you know how to use the extinguisher, and you have a clear escape route behind you.

If the fire is spreading, smoke is building, or you’re unsure:

Get out. Stay out. Call 999 or 112.

No fire is worth your life.

This is FIRE-006 from the Sorensen Safety Knowledge Library.

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Trained. Prepared. Confident.

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25/09/2026

Emergencies rarely give you time to think things through.

The first moments are about simple actions, done with confidence.

Assess safely.
Call for help.
Start care.
Get the AED.

You don’t need to be fearless. You need to be prepared enough to act.

This is ER-006 from the Sorensen Safety Knowledge Library.

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21/09/2026

A fire exit is not a storage space.

Boxes, equipment or furniture left in front of an exit might seem harmless today.

In an emergency, they could cost someone precious seconds — or block their only safe way out.

See it blocked? Do something about it.

This is FIRE-005 from the Sorensen Safety Knowledge Library.

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