Here is a small list to help out:

1. Follow your local safety regulatory board health and safety guidelines
2. Provide the right safety equipment
3. Provide the right health and safety plan
4. Provide the right emergency training
5. Provide the right health and safety training
6. Have an emergency plan

The Right To Know

You have a right to information on issues that affect your health and safety

The Right To Refuse

You have the right to refuse unsafe or unhealthy work

The Right To Participate

You have the right to participate in the selection of members of a Joint

Occupational Health and Safety Committee or a Health and Safety

Representative.

You also have the right to report unsafe conditions,

and voice your concerns or opinions on any issue that affects your health and safety, or the health and safety of anyone at the workplace

These rights are part of Health and Safety Acts in some countries, but not in others. The Safety and Health Act in the US does not include any of these rights, although the Right to Know is asserted in an OSHA regulation issued pursuant to the OSHAct and the Right to Refuse unsafe work is sometimes said to be implied in the act or its regulations.