• Understand the role of barricades in workplace safety.
• Ensure correct installation and maintenance of barricades.
• Promote awareness of hazards associated with improper barricade use.

Improper Placement:

• Barricades placed incorrectly or too close to hazards.

Inadequate Visibility:

• Barricades that are not visible, leading workers into danger.

Damaged Barricades:

• Faulty barricades that fail to protect workers effectively.

Obstructing Access:

• Barricades blocking emergency exits or necessary pathways.

Correct Placement:

• Position barricades around hazardous areas and ensure they are far enough to protect workers.

Visibility:

• Use brightly colored or reflective barricades and warning signs to ensure they are easily seen.

Regular Inspections:

• Inspect barricades regularly to ensure they are stable, secure, and functional.

Clear Access:

• Keep barricades clear of emergency exits or escape routes.

Do’s:

• Always use visible barricades around hazards, and ensure they are properly installed.
• Inspect barricades regularly for damage and make necessary repairs.
• Ensure barricades do not block emergency exits or critical access routes.

Don’ts:

• Don’t move or remove barricades without supervisor approval.
• Don’t use damaged or ineffective barricades.
• Don’t place barricades in a way that obstructs emergency routes.
• Don’t bypass barricades or work in restricted areas without proper clearance.

Hard Hats:

• Protect against falling debris or objects near barricaded areas.

High-Visibility Vests/Clothing:

• Ensure workers are visible, especially around barricades or hazardous zones.

Safety Boots:

• Provide foot protection when working around heavy equipment and barricades.

Gloves:

• Protect hands when handling barricades or materials.

Damaged Barricades:

• Immediately stop work, notify a supervisor, and repair or replace the barricade.

Emergency Access:

• Ensure emergency personnel can access hazardous areas if needed.