You’re a seek and find mastermind if you can spot the 6 safety hazards in the workshop scene in under 30 seconds

TRYING to spot six safety hazards in a crowded workshop within half a minute will give you major brain teaser bragging rights.

Putting your eagle eye senses to the test in this optical illusion might seem fun, but in real life it could also save lives.

Hidden amongst a bustling workshop filled with tools and busy workers are multiple health hazards.

To help ensure the safety of the employees who are most likely not even aware of the dangers lurking in the space, put your thinking cap – or rather hard helmet – on.

If you can spot all of them in less than 30 seconds, you will definitely take the title of mastermind.

The items to look out for include a blocked fire exit, an unsecured, heavy item on a high shelf, a partially covered safety notice, improper storage of liquids, and trailing wires.

There is even an unattended table saw that has been left running.

And time is ticking, especially as all of these things could lead to a dangerous situation.

In case of an emergency, workers need to get out as fast as possible, but above the door on the left you’ll find the green exit sign blocked by wooden boards.

And that’s just the first problematic part.

In the middle of the workplace, on the top shelf next to the clock, you’ll see the next serious safety issue – an unsecured toolbox that looks as if it might tip over at any second.

Keep scanning the scene until your eye moves to the right side of the teaser, on the board next to a window, where you will notice the safety notice covered by papers.

Not very safe after all.

To help avert another potential disaster, make sure to be on the lookout for improperly stored liquids which you will find under the wooden table with tools on it.

Hurry up because a leak already seems to be taking place.

If you zoom into the outlet in the brick wall on the righthand side next to an unsuspecting worker sitting at a desk, you will spot something troubling – trailing wires going in two directions.

Someone could easily trip and fall if this isn’t quickly corrected.

Your lifesaving work isn’t done just yet.

Closer to the front of the unsafe scene, in the middle of two other tables where workers were, well, working away, is an unattended table with a saw left running.

Spotted them all before time ran out? Congratulations!

Now it’s time to see how your efforts would have made a real difference in a real workshop.

Paul Kershaw, the managing director at Trade Fix Direct, knows all too well just how important it is to protect workers, whatever their role might be.

“All workers deserve to be protected in the workplace, whether you’re at a desk, facing customers, or using heavy machinery like in this workshop scene.”

“We hope that it will encourage you to think about safe practices and how we can protect each other in the workplace so that we don’t face any of the incidents depicted in this workshop,” he said.

Trade Fix Direct is a family run fixings and fastenings distributor with decades of experience supplying builders, joiners, fencing, roofing and flooring contractors, and DIY enthusiasts.