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Daily Routine 12-Oct-2020

 This is the starting of the blog writing of my life. 

Creating and Writing a blog is a great experience. It will boost your creative skills and you will be able to create content that will help others in the improvement of their life as well.

I wake up around 04:00am and the first thing that i do is the consumption of Al-marai Milk. The second thing that I do is the preparation of my Morning Prayer then shower and finally sitting on my study table.

After 15 minutes I will prepare for the job. Around 05:45am our company vehicle will pick us from the outside gate of the camp. Around 06:00 am, we do biometric punching for the sake of attendance. After that, we enter from the main gate of the plant and provide safety services to the company in order to maintain continuing of the work without occurrence of any unwanted event.

Being a safety professional, it’s my sole responsibility that my presence should leave a positive impact on the workforce. Further, if our working crew is unaware of the hazards available in their work, I should have to educate them in order to keep them aware of all of the potential sources of risk. Along with this, I continuously monitor the worksite and documents as well.

 

Feeling a wave of pleasure by creating my first blog. From tomorrow onwards, the data related to Occupational health and safety will be posted. 


Take Care,

Stay Blessed

 


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