INDG422 - Thorough examination of lifting equipment

Health and Safety Executive inspection under PUWER will be limited to the non-lifting parts such as the brakes, lights, and fall-over protection; the maintenance of both the lifting and non-lifting parts of the truck will be

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Examples of good practice identified during KP3 …

Examples of good practice identified during KP3 inspections This list of Good Practices has been derived from KP3 Inspection reports. Companies might regard some of the examples as normal practice.

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The Crop Definitions List - Health and Safety …

Revised November 2017 1 The Crop Definitions List The Crop Definitions List replaces the Crop Hierarchy. It provides consistent terminology for the …

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Health and safety regulation a short guide HSC13

Health and Safety Executive How regulations apply Some regulations apply across all companies, such as the Manual Handling Regulations which apply wherever things are moved by hand or bodily force, and

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Pressure systems at work: A brief guide to safety …

Page 1 of 5 Health and Safety Executive Pressure systems A brief guide to safety Introduction If pressure equipment fails in use, it can …

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Radiation protection supervisors

Introduction This HSE information sheet is aimed at radiation employers, radiation protection advisers (RPA), radiation protection supervisors (RPS), safety representatives and

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Health and Safety Executive The SACGM …

Heading/title Health and Safety Executive The SACGM Compendium of guidance Part 3: Containment and control of activities involving

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Working aloneHealth and safety guidance on the …

Health and Safety Executive Working alone: Health and safety guidance on the risks of lone working Page 2 of 5 As mobile workers working away from their fixed base

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Introduction What is hand-arm vibration?

Page 1 of 6 Health and Safety Executive Hand-arm vibration at work A brief guide Introduction This leaflet explains what you, as an employer, may …

HSES LAND USE PLANNING METHODOLOGY - …

HSES LAND USE PLANNING METHODOLOGY. Contents . Introduction. ackground to HSEs involvement in land use planning. The principles behind HSEs land use planning methodology

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Nursing Sensitive Outcome Indicators - WFCCN

• Adverse Incident rates such as medication incident rate, patient fall rate and displacement of tubes; complications such as ... that could result in a trip or slip, which can be prevented by ... information can be included in the fall incident report: • Patient information, such as date of admission, diagnosis, and ...

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Health and Safety – March Report

assaults, a slip, trip, and fall, and a strained leg). • Total reported incidents for staff are highly variable month to month with no obvious seasonal pattern. • The contract workforce is providing a good level of near hit reporting. Information as to the nature and cause of the near hit is not collected currently and, as such, no

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Tool 5: Accident or Incident Record Form

Date of Accident/Incident: Date Accident/Incident reported to school management: Where appropriate, more then one box in each section may be ticked. TYPE OF ACCIDENT. Injured/damaged by a person Struck by/contact with. Caught in/under Slip/trip/fall. Sharps Road Traffic Accident/Crash. Exposure to substances/environments Manual handling ...

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Safety Committee Meeting Minutes - Seattle Central College

9 Slip, Trip, Fall 4 4 0 0 10 Other Medical/Health 1 1 0 0 15 Property Damage 1 1 0 0 16 Chemical Exposure 4 1 3 0 18 Misc. Incident 4 0 3 0 19 Workplace Hazard 12 6 0 0 TOTAL 38 22 8 1 Location of Incident/Reported Hazard Jan – 6 Feb – 3 Mar – 3 Apr –– 8 May – 3 June – 0 July – 5 Aug – 6 Sept – 1

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The Prevention and Management of Patient Falls

incident must now find out what the patient was doing prior to the fall e.g. where they on a bed, a chair, commode, toilet or where they mobilising alone. July- Sept 2012 Oct- Dec 2012 Jan-March 2013 April – June 2013 Total Fall from Bed 51 68 106 44 269 Fall from Chair/Toilet/Commode 49 63 71 55 238 Fall/Trip/Slip while Mobilising

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Slip Trip and Falls 5 Min Safety Talk

a slip and looking where they are going. Companies that implement behavioral, environmental or a combination of measures to reduce slips, trips and falls usually see incident rates decline. WHAT I LIVE FOR 5-minute safety talk Slips, Trips and Falls National Safety Council 1121 spring lake drive, itasca, il 60143-3201 | (800) 621-7619 | nsc.org

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TPM Timber --A

• Review ways that your employees can protect themselves from slip, trip and fall hazards. • Based upon your work place, discuss how to right choice of shoe can help prevent slips, trips, and falls. Show new employees areas that might create slip, trip or fall hazards. • Discuss any company programs for shoe purchase or reimbursement.

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Supervising for Safety

11. Slip, trip, or fall on same level, either (1) onto a protrusion or (2) backwards onto a hard surface, or a potential fall to a lower level? 12. Actual or potential fatality or serious injury event not covered by the previous 11 exposure conditions? 28

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Kitchen safety checklist - Department of Commerce

o a person could fall more than 2 metres from a scaffold, fixed stairs, landing, suspended slab, formwork or false work; and o in any other situation where a person could fall 3 or more metres. • portable ladders are used in a safe manner, are appropriate for the task (e.g. for

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