Working Safely in an Engineering Environment：安全工程的工作环境.pptVIP

Working Safely in an Engineering Environment Element 4 - Recognise and control hazards in the workplace Hazard Identification Risk Assessment What is a Hazard? A hazard is anything with the potential to cause harm Hazards are: Chemical, Biological, Physical Ergonomic A Risk Assessment considers the likeliness and severity of the hazard to do harm ( which leads to the precautions to take to minimise the risk ) RISK ASSESSMENT Risk Assessment - Petrol In a tank of a car Filling up at a petrol pump Pouring from can into motorcycle tank Lighting a barbecue Which is the greatest risk? General Engineering Hazards Touching moving parts Entanglement Crushing Cuts Ejection Slips and Trips Noise/Vibration/Heat Workplace Precautions Guarding Lighting Stop/Start switches Operating Instructions Permit to Work Risk Assessments Safety Information Safety Inspections Risks in Apprentice Workshops Machinery Electrical equipment Chemical Handling and Transporting Heights Failure to report breakages Failure to follow instructions Your measures to minimise risks Isolate the hazard Stop work activities Comply with instructions Ensure safe access and egress Use guards Use fume extraction Use PPE Report to Supervisor Consultation Your Risk Assessment Seconds Out for Safety Job Description: Move the furniture and equipment out of the room into the corridor in preparation for a new floor covering Walk Round Near Miss reporting forms Risk Assessments Machinery risks O/H No* File ref: Working Safely in an Engineering Environment - Element 4 Page 2 File ref: Both are HAZARDS. Which is the greater RISK ? Seconds-out for Safety 2