Essentially our goal is to work safe, all day, everyday:

Stop long enough to think about what you are about to do
Think about how you are going to do it. Is it the safest way? If not, how can you do it better?
Act in the safest way possible

If you can get yourself and your coworkers to think for only a few seconds before doing anything, you can prevent a lot of injuries.

Apply Stop, Think and Act:

These suggestions take only moments to implement, but offer lifelong benefits:

Start with yourself. Develop your own Stop, Think, Act habit so you are keeping yourself safe and constantly demonstrating the desired safe behavior.
Build it into orientation training, so that everyone hears the message from the beginning.
Reinforce it during your weekly or daily meetings. These meetings are an ideal opportunity for everyone to discuss hazards and how to stay safe.
Coach workers one on one. Before someone starts a new task, work through the Stop, Think, Act process together. Watch for people acting impulsively, they may not take into account what could go wrong. They start at point “A” and don’t think of consequences that may occur at points “B” and “C”.

Remember: Safety is everybody’s job, all day, every day.