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Building and Office Evacuation

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Building and Office Evacuation

There are many reasons why a building, or a group of buildings may need to be evacuated including:

Fires
Chemical Spills
Toxic or Explosive Gas Releases,
Explosions
Violent Behaviour, and
Bomb Threats.

The larger the building, the more organisation is required to ensure everyone is evacuated effectively and as safely as possible. But regardless of the size or type of building or buildings, or number of employees, every organisation should have a tried and tested evacuation plan.

This program covers:

The Evacuation Plan
The Evacuation Team
The Chief Warden
Your Responsibility
Training and Practice

Every Building must have a tried and tested evacuation plan, and everyone must be familiar with it, and know their role.

RUNNING TIME: 9 Minutes

CPR - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

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CPR - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Without oxygen being passed from the lungs to the blood stream and then pumped around the body by the heart a person will die.

When a person suffers cardiac arrest their heart stops beating, they lose consciousness, they stop breathing, and blood will not circulate. Unless they receive prompt first aid attention until medical help arrives they will suffer irreparable brain damage and die within minutes.

This program looks at the technique for performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation on adults, in accordance with the current resuscitation guidelines.

The program covers:

Basic Life Support (BLS) procedure
How to conduct CPR on an adult casualty
How to deliver Rescue Breaths
How to deliver chest compressions
How to use a Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
CPR with two rescuers
Rescuer health and hygiene

The program is suitable for use in any workplace and has been designed specifically as a refresher course and training aid for people who have already been or are being trained in CPR.

RUNNING TIME: 18 minutes

Job Safety Analysis

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Job Safety Analysis

A Job Safety Analysis is a safety tool. It helps people to logically examine a particular job or task so that all the hazards associated with that particular job can be identified and assessed and when necessary, suitable control measures can be determined.

The aim of a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) is to document how a particular job should be done safely.

Subjects covered in the program include:

How a JSA is performed
How to break down a job into basic steps
Hazard Identification
Hazard Assessment
Hazard Control.

The program also contains a practical example of how a JSA is conducted.

There are a number of different benefits that result from the process of conducting JSA’s in the workplace, which include:

Raising the level of general safety awareness
Identifying hazards that have not been previously identified or properly controlled
As a tool for use in training applications
As a reference tool when conducting accident investigations
As a basis for preparing a written Safe Work Procedure.

The JSA is one of many tools that can be used in the workplace to improve overall safety.

RUNNING TIME: 15 Minutes

Safe Manual Handling

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Safe Manual Handling

What is manual handling?

Simply, manual handling is the movement of items by human energy.

Manual handling includes lifting, holding, pushing, pulling, shifting and lowering. In fact, any form of human exertion could be included – with or without the use of mechanical aids.

This program covers:

Detailed description of manual handling
The problems and how injuries are caused
The types of injuries
Steps to deal with manual handling

Hierarchy of Control Measures

The steps to deal with manual handling can often be addressed by following through a series of questions. This process, the hierarchy of control measures asks the following:

Must the load be moved?
Must it be lifted?
Can it be moved mechanically?
Can the load be reduced?
Can assistance be gained?
Is the load too heavy to safely lift?

Manual handling contributes directly to a significant percentage of work related accidents and injuries. Manual handling is an issue that must be addressed as an ongoing subject in the workplace.

RUNNING TIME: 12 Minutes

The Prevention of Eye Injuries

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The Prevention of Eye Injuries

This program has been produced to provide information on the essential facts and principles of eye safety in the workplace.

It looks at the eye hazards that could exist in an average workplace, and how these hazards can be controlled to reduce the risk to individuals’ eyes.

The program “PREVENTION OF EYE INJURIES” provides:

An understanding of the structure of the human eye, and how sensitive and vulnerable to injury it is
An awareness of the different kinds of eye injury hazard that exist, such as physical blows, foreign bodies, hazardous substances, and hazardous radiation
An awareness of the various control measures that can be used to reduce the likelihood of serious eye injuries occurring
An understanding of the role of personal protective equipment
An awareness of the different types of protective equipment available for eye protection, and when they should be used
Knowledge of the correct first aid measures to be taken in the event that an eye injury does occur
A heightened awareness of the issue of eye injury hazards in the workplace, and workplace safety in general

Our eyesight is one of our most important and most fragile assets. Ensuring our eyes are protected in the workplace is an essential concern for everyone.

RUNNING TIME: 19 minutes

Workplace Housekeeping

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Workplace Housekeeping

Workplace Housekeeping is fundamental to maintain a clean, tidy and safe working environment.

The two major benefits that flow from the implementation of an effective housekeeping policy are:

A reduction in the number of accidents and injuries, and
A reduction in the risk of fire.

Other benefits include:

Improvements in work practices that will lead to increased efficiencies
Reduced fatigue
Improvements to overall morale, and
Improvements to the general look and feel of the whole working environment.

This program concentrates on the two main benefits associated with good housekeeping practices and covers the following main topics:

Slips, trips and falls
Obstructions on walking surfaces
Problems associated with actual walking surfaces
Spills and leaks
Waste control and removal, and
Appropriate storage.

The program concludes with a guidelines segment that summarises the basic principles that apply to all housekeeping programs.

Good Workplace Housekeeping is a responsibility for everyone in the workplace and results in direct measurable benefits.

RUNNING TIME: 12 minutes

Chain of Responsibility

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Chain of Responsibility

The Chain of Responsibility is an initiative in the transport industry, under which health and safety in transport is the responsibility not just of the driver, but of everyone who is involved in the supply chain.

This program examines the important role everyone involved in the completion of a transport task has in making sure safety guidelines are adhered to.

Topics included in the program:

Schedulers
Consignors and Consignees
Loaders and Unloaders
Drivers

When everyone in the chain is working together to manage risks, and recognises that responsibility for the safe completion of a transport task lies with all of them, safety is greatly improved, and everyone’s job becomes easier.

RUNNING TIME: 7 Minutes

Elevating Work Platforms

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Elevating Work Platforms

Elevating Work Platforms are also referred to as EWPs or Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs). The use of EWPs has been a major factor in the reduction of falls accidents in the workplace, and in many cases, the use of an EWP is the safest solution to enabling temporary work at height.

However, the use of EWPs is not risk free. There are many potential hazards associated with the use of EWPs.

This comprehensive EWP safety program covers:

Types of EWPs
Pre-Operational Checks
General Guidelines
Hazards, including
Tipping
Collapses
Trapping and Crushing
Falls
Electrical Hazards
Object Falling from Height
Control Measures

The objective of this program is to highlight the importance of operating EWPs safely and by so doing, increase awareness of the standards for worker responsibility in observing and being active in daily safety procedures.

DURATION: 16 Minutes

Forklift Safety

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Forklift Safety

Forklifts – sometimes called Lift Trucks – are a common sight in many workplaces, and often make the lifting and transporting of goods and materials much easier and safer.

But without good safety practices and procedures in place forklifts can be very dangerous. In fact, forklifts are a leading cause of workplace deaths and injuries.

A loaded forklift can weigh many tonnes, and do a lot of damage in the event of an accident. In addition, they are frequently less stable than many other vehicles.

This comprehensive forklift safety program covers:

The main causes of Forklift Accidents
Pre-Operational Checks
Operational Checks
Getting on and off
Load Handling
Picking up a load
Setting down a load
Fault discovery
Speed and Stopping Distances
Traffic Management and Pedestrian Traffic

The objective of this program is to highlight the importance of operating Forklifts safely and by so doing, increase awareness of the standards for worker responsibility in observing and being active in daily safety procedures.

DURATION: 18 Minutes

Inspection, Care and Storage of Slings

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Inspection, Care and Storage of Slings

This program looks at a range of lifting equipment and the fundamental principles that should be followed to prevent accidents.

The program concentrates on chain slings, wire slings and fibre slings and covers the following issues:

Pre-use Checks
Care of Equipment whilst in use
Planned Periodic Inspections
Storage of Equipment

The program looks at all the general do's and don'ts when using slings and highlights the importance of the pre-use checks and what all operators should look for when selecting the appropriate sling for a given task.

RUNNING TIME: 17 Minutes

The Safe Operation of Overhead Cranes

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The Safe Operation of Overhead Cranes

Pendent, or hand controlled, overhead cranes or hoists are one of the most useful aids for material handling in the workplace today. Their extensive application has been significant in the development of many industries.

The three main reasons for accidents involving overhead cranes are:

Lack of adequate inspections and checks
Overloading the crane beyond recommended capacities and
Lack of knowledge of critical information by the operator

This program looks at the safe operation of overhead cranes and details the five major steps to ensure their safe use.

Pre - operational checks
Operational checks
Planning the lift
Operational rules
Shutdown procedure

Overhead cranes are extremely useful in many industrial situations and they can be used safely if the appropriate precautions and working procedures are adopted.

RUNNING TIME: 18:30 Minutes

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Building and Office Evacuation

Building and Office Evacuation

CPR - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

CPR - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Job Safety Analysis

Job Safety Analysis

Safe Manual Handling

Safe Manual Handling

What is manual handling?

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Hierarchy of Control Measures

The Prevention of Eye Injuries

The Prevention of Eye Injuries

Workplace Housekeeping

Workplace Housekeeping

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Chain of Responsibility

Chain of Responsibility

The Chain of Responsibility is an initiative in the transport industry, under which health and safety in transport is the responsibility not just of the driver, but of everyone who is involved in the supply chain.

Elevating Work Platforms

Elevating Work Platforms

Forklift Safety

Forklift Safety

Inspection, Care and Storage of Slings

Inspection, Care and Storage of Slings

The Safe Operation of Overhead Cranes

The Safe Operation of Overhead Cranes