Mr safety

01/07/2026

It’s summer season

11/04/2026

The invisible risk we must never ignore.

26/03/2026

26/03/2026

Do you want to become a safety professional? (HSE officer, HSE engineer etc)

18/03/2026

Choosing the right fire extinguishers could save your life.

17/03/2026

Can water extinguished fire?

17/03/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Fabrisco Fabrice, Penga Denis, Mohammed Hamis Namkaa, Mohammad Abdul

14/03/2026

Are You Standing in the Line of Fire? Understanding Workplace Danger Zones and How to Stay Safe”

A Line of Fire hazard occurs when a worker is positioned in the direct path of moving equipment, suspended loads, falling objects, or released energy. In many workplaces such as construction, manufacturing, and industrial sites, workers may unknowingly place themselves in these danger zones. If something shifts, falls, swings, or releases suddenly, anyone in that path can suffer serious injuries such as struck-by, caught-between, or crushing incidents.
Understanding where the line of fire exists and maintaining a safe distance from moving loads, machinery, and pressurized systems is essential. By staying alert, recognizing danger zones, and following proper safety procedures, workers can significantly reduce the risk of accidents and create a safer working environment for everyone. ⚠️🦺

13/03/2026

Why you shouldn’t use water for kitchen fire

12/03/2026

When Lifting Goes Wrong: A Powerful Reminder of the Hidden Dangers in Crane Operations
A lifting operation that appears routine can turn into a life-threatening situation within seconds. This video captures a critical moment where a crane attempts to recover a truck from a canal, but the load suddenly becomes unstable, tilts dangerously, and puts everyone nearby at serious risk. What starts as a simple recovery quickly reveals how unpredictable and hazardous lifting operations can be when risks are not fully controlled.
This incident highlights important safety lessons about unstable loads, poor crowd control, rigging risks, and the importance of proper lift planning. It serves as a powerful reminder that lifting operations demand careful preparation, trained personnel, and strict safety measures—because when lifting goes wrong, the consequences can escalate in seconds. ⚠️🚧