Implement a schedule for all specific actions that help to maintain work safety. Note scheduled maintenance for equipment which can break and cause injuries, include a regular time to restock your first aid kit, and schedule regular cleaning for areas which can become cluttered and dangerous.

Designate an employee during each shift responsible for maintaining work safety. Their responsibilities should include keeping walkways and work areas free of debris and clutter, cleaning up spills and slip hazards, and reporting to you any potential dangers that they observe.

Keep a safety incident log by noting all incidents and near incidents, and evaluating their causes. When making entries, consider what tangible actions would prevent such incidents from occurring in the future. Include tangible data such as the specific equipment involved, and also intangible considerations such as whether the employee was fatigued or angry.

Hold regular meetings to update your employees on changes to safety maintenance procedures and to solicit their input on additional measures you can take to maintain work safety. Communicate that it is your priority to maintain a safe work environment. Show you are taking their suggestions seriously by making concrete changes.