Yep! It might feel annoying, but it’s there to protect you. Always wear the safety gear given to you. It can help stop injuries and keeps you safe on the job.

I get it — talking to your supervisor can be nerve-wracking. But you have the right to a safe workplace. Try to pick a good time when it’s not busy, be calm, and explain what’s worrying you. You can say something like, “Hey, I just wanted to check if there’s a safer way to do this.” It shows you care about getting it right. Remember, it’s better to speak up than risk getting hurt.

Great question! Your boss (or whoever’s in charge) has a legal duty to keep you safe. That means giving you training, showing you how to do things safely, and making sure the workplace isn’t risky.

But you’ve got a role too — like following safety instructions, speaking up if something feels off, and looking out for yourself and your workmates.