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Most accidents in construction and Metro projects do not happen suddenly.
They happen when unsafe acts are repeated and unsafe conditions are ignored.

In this video, we explain how to control unsafe acts and unsafe conditions using real site experiences and accident stories, not just rules and theory.

This is not routine safety training —
this is real, practical, life-saving guidance for everyone working on site.

🔍 What You Will Learn in This Video

What are unsafe acts and why workers take shortcuts

What are unsafe conditions and how they create hidden dangers

Real accident stories caused by unsafe acts and site conditions

How supervisors can control unsafe acts on site

How to identify, report, and eliminate unsafe conditions

The simple safety chain:
Unsafe Act → Unsafe Condition → Accident

How to break this chain and prevent accidents

🎯 Who Should Watch This Video

✔️ Construction & Metro workers
✔️ Supervisors & Engineers
✔️ Safety Officers & EHS professionals
✔️ Contractors & Project Managers

💡 Key Safety Message

Safety bolna nahi, safety feel karwana hi real training hai.

Safety rules are not meant to slow down work —
they are meant to ensure everyone goes home safely every day.

👉 Watch till the end, share this video with your team, and help create a Zero Harm safety culture at your project.

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