Drive Safe, Work Safe Campaign 2022
Vehicular safety continues to be one of the focus areas this year. During the first half of 2022, Vehicular Incidents was one of the top two causes of workplace fatalities, with seven deaths. The Drive Safe, Work Safe Campaign seeks to remind vehicle drivers on safe driving.
Launch of Drive Safe, Work Safe Campaign 2022
The Drive Safe, Work Safe Campaign 2022 was launched at the Learning Journey on Vehicular Safety on 4 November 2022 to raise awareness of vehicular safety and traffic safety management, and to urge employers and drivers/operators to play their part to “Drive Safe and Work Safe”.
Learning Journey on Vehicular Safety
The Learning Journey, which was organised by the WSH Council in collaboration with PSA Corporation and GEODIS Logistics Singapore, saw the two companies taking the lead in adopting good industry practices on vehicular safety through the adoption of technology so that they may better protect their workers.
Senior Minister of State for Manpower, Mr Zaqy Mohamad, participated in the demonstrations of WSH technology, which can help increase situational awareness of vehicle operators and safeguard themselves as well as other road users.
How to Participate in the Drive Safe, Work Safe Campaign
For Employers
Engage drivers and forklift operators regularly on safe driving tips.
Develop and implement a workplace traffic safety management plan.
Demarcate pedestrian walkways clearly from vehicular paths.
Use only attachments approved by manufacturers (when using forklifts).
For Drivers/Operators
Drive and operate vehicles that you are licensed and authorised to.
Operate vehicles with care and use them only for their intended purposes (e.g. never use a forklift to carry or transport a person).
Always check for blind spots when reversing and changing lanes.
Engage parking/hand brake fully.
Chock the front and back wheels especially when parking on uneven ground and slopes.
Resources
Download the following:
Drive Safe! Vehicle Decal
GIFs and graphic images
GIFs
Be careful of swinging sideboard or tailboard
Buckle seat belt before driving off
Check your blind spots
Do not use a forklift to carry or transport a person
Use a designated pedestrian walkway
Rest if feeling tired
Graphic Images
Do not hang loads or use attachments not approved by the manufacturer
Engage your hand brake fully
Put wheel chock when the heavy vehicle is parked
Hydrate yourself
The GIFs are also available in five native languages, namely Chinese, Tamil, Bengali, Thai and Vietnamese. You may download the translated GIFs.
Pictogram posters
6 Basic WSH Rules for Loading on Vehicles
6 Basic WSH Rules for Traffic Management
6 Basic WSH Rules for Fatigue Management
Loading on Vehicles
Vehicular Accidents
Fatigue Management
For Management and Supervisors
- Case Studies for Logistics and Transportation Industry
- WSH guidelines on Workplace Traffic Safety Management
- WSH guidelines on Safe Loading on Vehicles
- WSH guidelines on Fatigue Management
- WSH guidelines on Safe Operation of Forklift Trucks
For Drivers