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runwayrunway · 4 months

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hello it's me again. nothing crazy today but i did get another look at the dc-10 as well as my best friend SAFETY TRAINING.

plus a distant pepsi

I'm going to have to start a safety training tag, aren't I.

(I believe UPS is an MD-11 since she has the winglets. Gorgeous regardless - I love seeing cargo planes get loaded.)

#off-duty #transmissions #polairoids #ups airlines #korean air #non airline liveries #safety training

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constructionsafetynetwork · 4 months

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Ladder Safety

Ladder safety is a crucial topic for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts. This article will delve into the best practices for ladder use and why adhering to these guidelines is vital for preventing accidents and ensuring safety. The Basics of Ladder Safety When it comes to ladder safety, the importance of selecting the right ladder for your specific task cannot be overstated. The first step…

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#Accident Prevention #fall prevention #health and safety #home safety #ladder inspection #ladder maintenance #ladder safety #ladder types #Personal Protective Equipment #safe ladder use #safety equipment #safety guidelines #safety protocols #Safety Training #Workplace Safety

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shareyourideas · 7 months

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Boosting Your Workplace Safety

#Business #Ergonomic Workstations #Personal Protective Equipment #PPE #Safety Inspections #Safety Training #Workplace #Workplace Safety

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mostlysitcoms · 2 years

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Jeff: For the record, I should point out that Mateo and I previously had a romantic relationship, but I'm confident that we can keep everything professional.

Mateo: I would also like the record to reflect that your outfit makes you look like the assistant debate coach of an Ohio middle school.

Superstore. "Safety Training".

#superstore #superstore s3 #superstore 3x14 #safety training #quote #sitcoms #funnies #funny quotes #comedy #comedies #mateo liwanag #s3 #3x14 #dialogue #funny dialogue

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studio52audiotrends · 2 months

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#safety animation #safety training #safety video #oil and gas safety #oil and gas industry #dubai #uae

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ehsconsultants · 2 months

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What are the 7 safety measures for controlling hazardous chemicals?

Operational Control Measures in Chemical Handling

Any chemical that can cause a harmful effect on human health, property or environment; due to their chemical properties, can be termed as a hazardous chemical. The risks associated with such chemicals include toxicity, flammability, reactivity and corrosiveness. As most of these chemicals find their place in manufacturing units, warehouses, laboratories and logistics facilities; special care shall be taken while handling such items, as per the existing dangerous goods/ hazardous materials safety protocols. The person who is handling these chemicals should be well-informed regarding the risks to health caused by exposure to these chemicals, necessary precautionary measures, hazard identification and control measures including the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and the emergency response procedures associated with each class of chemicals. Having mentioned that, the UN classification for hazardous chemicals, with nine classes of potentially dangerous goods, include the following:

As safety consultants, who provide expertise and guidance on managing risks associated with handling, storing, transporting, and disposing of chemicals in various industries; we come across numerous such incidents where lack of operational control measures leading to high-risk scenarios. During risk assessments, regulatory compliance audits/studies as well as safety trainings; we make sure to identify/communicate the hazards associated with operations such as storage, handling and transportation of chemicals, based on the international as well as local safety guidelines and regulations. The key operational control measures commonly employed in chemical storage facilities include:

Proper segregation of chemicals based on the UN compatibility chart (or any local guidelines, if necessary) to prevent chemical reactions leading to explosions, fires or release of toxic fumes.

· Correct labelling, including details such as name and class of the chemical, hazards associated, safety instructions for handling and emergency contact details, on individual containers.

· Inspections on a periodic basis, to check the integrity of containers. Also, prompt replacement of damaged containers is a necessary measure.

· If the chemical’s Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) demands specific conditions for storage room ventilation or temperature control; such conditions need to be met in order to prevent the buildup of hazardous vapours or gases in storage areas.

· During accidental spillages, proper spill containment measures including secondary containment basins should be in place to contain the contaminated water. Further treatment needs to be carried out to prevent the entry of effluent into common drain lines.

· Emergency response equipment including spill kits, eyewash stations, first aid kits and fire extinguishers should be provided within the storage facility at an easily accessible location.

· The operational control measures also include the use of appropriate PPEs, and personnel training on chemical handling and emergency preparedness.

During handling of potentially hazardous chemicals, it is advised to bring in safer design and installation practices such as totally enclosed process and handling systems; plants processes or work systems which minimize generation of, or suppress or contain, hazardous dust, fumes, etc., and which limit the area of contamination in the event of spills and leaks. Work systems and practices can also align accordingly to reduce the number of workers exposed and exclusion of non-essential access into the storage/process area.

For flammable or explosive chemicals, which are highly vulnerable to variations in ambient conditions should be provided with methods for elimination of sources of ignition and for the creation of an inert atmosphere for totally enclosed processes. Provisions such as fire detection alarms, means for detecting pressure variations, etc. can also be considered for the enhancement of safety measures.

The following control measures shall be adopted during the transport of chemicals:

· The criteria established by the competent authority shall be followed while transporting potentially hazardous chemicals.

· There will be limits on the quantity of chemicals that can be transported at any point of time, and this has to be strictly adhered to, in order to ensure safer conveyance of goods.

· The type and integrity of packaging materials used, the specifications of the vehicle used for carrying the freight and the routes that shall be taken are also major considerations when it comes to the safe transportation of chemicals.

· The transport workers need to undergo work-specific trainings to meet the safety criteria for loading and unloading of chemical goods.

Another important aspect of operational control is the proper disposal and treatment of chemicals, which include measures to eliminate/minimize the risk to safety and health and to the environment, in accordance with the local/international regulations.

Waste products need to be clearly identified as such, both based on their origins and their primary components, especially if known. The primary components should be discerned from the product’s history. If there is uncertainty regarding the level of hazard posed by the waste, it should be classified according to the highest potential hazard. Containers that are empty but still contain traces of hazardous chemicals should be sealed and stored until disposal or reuse. They should be handled as if they still contain those hazardous chemicals. Additionally, these empty containers should maintain the same identification, markings, and labelling as they had for their previous contents. Effluent discharge, waste disposal and transportation, and emission of smoke and chemicals into the atmosphere must be conducted in a manner that prevents or minimizes risks to workers. Alternatively, they should align with national laws and practices aimed at safeguarding the general public and the environment.

EHS Consultants, with our 40 plus man-years of experience in supporting industries by providing solutions to health, safety and environmental risk-scenarios, followed by trainings on chemical handling as well as various emergency response/occupational safety; helps your business to reduce risks, ensure regulatory compliance, and create safer working environments for the employees.

#safety training #ehs management systems #ehs consultants #hse training

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jonesmishaa · 2 months

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Comprehensive Safety Training Solutions at Crewpetro: Ensure Workplace Safety

Explore Crewpetro's extensive safety training programs designed to provide your workforce with essential skills and knowledge to mitigate risks and promote a safe working environment. Our courses cover various industries and compliance standards, ensuring your team is prepared to handle any situation. Visit our website or contact us to invest in safety training.

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safetycanada · 3 months

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Boost your proficiency in air transportation of hazardous materials with Safety Canada's course on 'ICC Shipping Dangerous Goods by Air.' This detailed training covers critical aspects of international regulations, safe packaging, and documentation, ensuring compliance and safety in air cargo operations.

Essential for logistics and shipping professionals. Learn more about safeguarding air shipments against risks.

#safety canada #safety training #workplace safety

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rekhatech · 4 months

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Safeguarding the Heroes of Construction: Ensuring the Health and Safety of Building Site Workers

In the dynamic and ever-evolving world of construction, the men and women who toil on building sites are the unsung heroes shaping our urban landscapes. However, their work comes with inherent health hazards that demand vigilant attention and robust safety measures. This article explores the critical aspects of protecting building site workers from potential health risks, emphasizing the importance of a comprehensive approach to ensure their well-being.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): The First Line of Defense

The cornerstone of safeguarding construction workers is the proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Hard hats, safety glasses, steel-toed boots, gloves, and high-visibility clothing are not merely accessories; they are essential tools that shield workers from various hazards. Employers must prioritize the provision of high-quality, well-fitted PPE and enforce its consistent use on site.

Training and Education: Empowering Workers with Knowledge

Knowledge is power, and when it comes to construction site safety, education is paramount. Workers should receive comprehensive training on potential hazards, safe work practices, and emergency procedures. Regular refresher courses and toolbox talks contribute to a safety-conscious culture, empowering workers to make informed decisions and respond effectively in critical situations.

Health Monitoring and Surveillance

Regular health check-ups and surveillance programs are crucial for identifying and addressing health issues early on. Exposure to dust, chemicals, and noise on construction sites can have long-term health consequences. Implementing routine health screenings not only ensures the well-being of workers but also aids in the prevention of occupational diseases.

Air Quality Management

Airborne contaminants are a significant concern on construction sites. Dust from concrete, silicosis, and other construction materials can pose serious respiratory risks. Employers should invest in effective dust control measures such as proper ventilation, dust extraction systems, and the use of water suppression methods. Monitoring air quality regularly and providing respiratory protection when needed are essential components of a comprehensive health and safety strategy.

Noise Control Measures

Construction sites are notorious for their cacophony of heavy machinery and tools. Prolonged exposure to high noise levels can result in hearing loss and other adverse health effects. Implementing noise control measures, such as sound barriers and ear protection, is crucial. Additionally, scheduling noisy activities during designated hours and creating quiet zones can minimize the impact on workers' hearing health.

Fall Prevention and Fall Protection Systems

Falls are a leading cause of injuries and fatalities on construction sites. Implementing robust fall prevention measures, including guardrails, safety nets, and personal fall arrest systems, is imperative. Comprehensive training on the proper use of fall protection equipment and regular inspections of elevated work areas contribute to a safer working environment.

Musculoskeletal Health: Ergonomics and Manual Handling Training

The physical demands of construction work place significant stress on the musculoskeletal system. Employers should prioritize ergonomic design in tools and equipment, and workers should receive training on proper manual handling techniques. Implementing rotation of tasks and providing adequate rest breaks can mitigate the risk of musculoskeletal disorders and injuries.

Emergency Response and First Aid Training

In the event of an accident or sudden health crisis, timely and effective response is critical. All construction site workers should undergo basic first aid training, and readily accessible first aid kits should be strategically placed throughout the site. Emergency response drills should be conducted regularly to ensure that workers are prepared to handle unforeseen situations.

Conclusion

Construction site workers are the backbone of urban development, and their health and safety should be a top priority. Employers, regulators, and workers themselves play pivotal roles in creating a culture of safety that permeates every corner of the construction industry. By investing in quality PPE, providing thorough training, monitoring health, and implementing targeted safety measures, we can ensure that those who build our cities do so with confidence and well-being. After all, a safe and healthy workforce is not just a regulatory requirement; it's a moral obligation to the individuals who dedicate their skills and efforts to shaping the world around us.

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