Working safely starts with taking care of yourself, physically, mentally, and emotionally.
When we’re well-rested, hydrated, and mentally focused, we’re better equipped to make sound decisions, stay alert, and respond effectively to unexpected situations.
Fatigue, stress, and burnout can compromise our ability to follow procedures, notice hazards, or communicate clearly.
Self-care includes:
Getting enough sleep and rest between shifts.
Staying hydrated and nourished throughout the day.
Taking regular breaks to reset and refocus.
Speaking up when you’re feeling overwhelmed or unwell.
Supporting mental well-being through open conversations and sharing resources.
Talk about it
How does your personal well-being affect your ability to work safely?
What can we do as a team to support each other in maintaining good physical and mental health at work?
Act on it
Make a difference and take a moment to check in with yourself – and with a teammate.