HOLIDAYS ARE OVER

The holidays are over and most people return from holidays to their workplace.

Much has been written about the stress of returning from holidays with many pieces of advice, more or less obvious or credible.

Perhaps a little less on the fact that after a break, some peak in negative events can be found, linking holidays and accidents at work.

It is known that Friday afternoon and Monday morning signal higher probabilities of accident events.

A reflection deserves to pay attention to the possible relationship between holidays, or breaks lasting longer than just the weekend, and accidents at work.

The return almost certainly finds us a little subdued, unfocused and, perhaps, still wrapped up in weekday relaxation.

What is important to give is an invitation to apply some simple recommendations:

use maximum caution, review procedures and practices, not rely only on memory but reread them, find the rhythm, study your environment, observe and regain confidence with what surrounds you.

Reconnect the job “file”.

Gradually get up to speed, don't be overly confident but, above all, keep in mind that our safety depends first of all on OURSELVES.

good job