PT STAINLESS STELL PRIMAVALVE MAJUBERSAMA Currently, it has conducted a Safety Ridding Program for all employees who use two-wheeled vehicles or motorbikes. This safety riding system is carried out by the HSE department so that all PT SPV MAJUBERSAMA employees avoid unwanted things such as accidents due to accidents. the vehicle used is not suitable for use when going to work or returning home after work.

The Safety Riding Program implemented by the SPV MAJUBERSAMA K3L Department was made based on a Law from the Government which has stipulated to be able to use vehicles, especially two-wheeled vehicles in decent conditions. and safety riding itself contains an understanding of the efforts made in minimizing hazards and maximizing safety in driving, in order to create a condition where we are at the point of not endangering other motorists and being aware of possible dangers that can occur around us and an understanding of prevention and mitigation.

This is done to support the safety of using two-wheeled vehicles or motorbikes riding motorbikes

Points in Safety Riding include:

• Standard motor vehicle equipment.
• There should be 2 rearview mirrors, on the left and right.
• Headlights, taillights, left-right rings, horn work.
• STNK and SIM are always ready or not expired.
• Rear number plate
• Wear safety riding equipment that is relatively safe if you don't get caught in the worst situation.
• Gloves must have a layer that can cover both hands and absorbent material
• sweat and not slippery when holding a motorcycle grip or handle, it is recommended that there is a hard protector.
• Jackets, must protect all parts of the body both from the wind and the negative effects of small or large events.
• Helmets, riders are advised to use a full face helmet so that passengers use a minimum of Open
• The face should be able to provide more protection to the head. This point is always missed by typical bikers who use vise helmets or project helmets or the like.
• Shoes must be able to provide comfort and safety for all layers of the foot. Use shoes that are closed to the heel or boots.
• Obey traffic rules, understand traffic signs.
• Beware of aggressive driving. Be patient and polite in driving.
• Understand the position of fellow riders/road users that the highway is used for fighting