This document provides guidance on implementing and conducting Daily Safety Task Instructions (DSTI), also known as Field Level Risk Assessments (FLRA). Supervisors are instructed to identify hazards before work begins, communicate risks to employees, and confirm the work area is safe after completion.

WHAT ARE THE HAZARDS/RISK – JOB & ENVIRONMENT? If tasks change, this list and the Risk Assessment must be revised before proceeding with new/changed task. A signed attendance register and a risk matrix must be attached to this list.

我们实施DSTI的目的在于让所有雇员在团队工作中最大限度地提高安全意识。 旨在识别实际的危险，就与这些危险相关的合适的安全指导，与涉及到的工作组交流沟通。 Why do we do a DSTI为什么我们要做DSTI？ To reduce the risk of injury to the employees in the workplace.

When must the DSTI be conducted? Who conducts the DSTI? If conditions change, DSTI must be reviewed. Ensure that that the DSTI is fully completed, all hazards/risks and control measures included. Risks.

This document contains a daily safety task instruction (DSTI) for a work site. It includes a pre-start checklist to ensure safety requirements are met before work begins. The main steps of the current job/task are listed along with the hazards involved in each step and required controls.

This document provides guidance on Daily Safety Task Instructions (DSTI). It describes what a DSTI is, its purpose, benefits, and who is responsible for conducting them. A DSTI identifies hazards for tasks through a planning process involving supervisors and workers.

Daily Safe Task Instruction (DSTI) Daily Safe Task Instruction also known as Field Level Risk Assessment will be implemented in the following manner: Assessing the risk prior to work commencing, in order to communicate the

Daily Safety Task Instruction (DSTI) helps us to. understand and help minimize and mitigate the. hazards and risks of our daily task. What are the safe work procedures? Safe work procedures are directions on how work is to be carried out safely and are required for all hazardous tasks performed at your workplace.

DSTI to assess site conditions, site specific hazards and validation of controls