In the image, the worker is visibly exhausted, asleep while leaning against a railing on an elevated structure. Falling asleep at height is extremely dangerous—one shift of balance or sudden movement could lead to a fall. The worker is also disengaged from surroundings and completely unaware of nearby hazards, showing clear signs of fatigue that should have been addressed long before reaching this point. This level of exhaustion makes mistakes, slow reactions, and serious incidents far more likely.
Workers should take scheduled rest breaks, rotate tasks, and follow policies that limit excessive overtime or back-to-back shifts. Supervisors must […]
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