• Keep your work area tidy — clear waste, offcuts, and packaging as you go.
• Route cables and hoses overhead or protect them with covered cable ramps.
• Clean up spills of oil, water, or other liquids on walking surfaces immediately.
• Use designated walkways and avoid taking shortcuts across the site.
• Wear safety boots with good tread and ankle support suited to conditions.
• Ensure adequate lighting is in place along all access routes and stairways.
• Report uneven surfaces, potholes, damaged gratings, or broken steps straight away.
• Use handrails on stairs and ramps and take one step at a time.
• Watch where you are walking and look out for hazards, especially in new areas.
• Spread grit or sand on icy paths and walkways during cold weather.

• DON'T leave materials, tools, or waste in walkways or access routes.
• DON'T trail cables or hoses across pedestrian routes without protection.
• DON'T walk past a spill without cleaning it up or reporting it immediately.
• DON'T take shortcuts through uncleared or unlit areas of the site.
• DON'T wear worn-out boots with no tread — replace them when grip is reduced.
• DON'T work in poorly lit areas — request temporary lighting before starting.
• DON'T ignore tripping hazards — fix them yourself or report them immediately.
• DON'T run, rush, or jump on site — slow down, especially on stairs and slopes.
• DON'T carry loads that block your view of the path ahead of you.
• DON'T walk on icy or frozen surfaces without gritting or clearing them first.

See also: Good Housekeeping Standards | Cable Management on Site