: Always look for "line of fire" risks during a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) before starting work.
"In the Line of Fire" is a phrase that refers to being in the direct path of danger, whether in a physical work environment or a high-stakes security situation. It is most commonly associated with , Secret Service protection , and the 1993 political thriller film . 1. Workplace Safety: Avoiding Injury In the Line of Fire
: Move equipment that could fall or install physical barriers and machine guards. : Always look for "line of fire" risks
In industrial and construction settings, being in the "line of fire" means you are in a position where you could be struck by moving objects, falling debris, or a sudden release of energy. : : : Standing under a suspended load from
: Standing under a suspended load from a crane or in the swing area of heavy machinery like excavators.