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Employees have the right to:
- Become actively involved in the Postal Service’s safety and health program and be provided a safe and healthful work environment.
- Report unsafe and unhealthful working conditions using PS Form 1767, Report of Hazard, Unsafe Condition, or Practice.
- Consult with management through appropriate employee representatives on safety and health matters such as program effectiveness.
- Participate in inspection activities where permissible.
- Participate in the safety and health program without fear of:
- Restraint,
- Interference,
- Coercion,
- Discrimination, or
- Reprisal.
All employees are responsible for:
- Complying with all OSHA and Postal Service safety and health regulations, procedures, and practices, including the use of approved personal protective equipment.
- Keeping the work area in a safe and healthful condition through good housekeeping and proper maintenance of property and equipment.
- Reporting recognized safety hazards and unsafe working conditions immediately.
- Performing all duties in a safe manner.
- Keeping physically and mentally fit to meet the requirements of the job.
- Reporting to their supervisors immediately any accident or injury in which they are involved, regardless of the extent of injury or damage.
- Driving defensively and professionally, extending courtesy in all situations, and obeying all state, local, and Postal Service regulations when driving a vehicle owned, leased, or contracted by the Postal Service.
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