Workplace Safety
Common Mistakes People Make With Fire Extinguishers
While a fire extinguisher is a vital tool to fight the fires,it can be very severe and dangerous when in the hands of someone that doesn’t know how to use or handle it properly. Everyone at the workplace should know how to use or control a fire extinguisher at work in case of an emergency, but unfortunately, not the everyone …
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Useful Points For the Fire Training of Employees
Adequate And Sufficient Training In Fire Safety At Workplaces Should Be Provided Periodically At Suitable Intervals To All People Working In The Premises, And May Be Supplemented By Additional Written Instructions. In Workplaces Where Members Of The Public Will Be Present, Training Should Be Given To Ensure Every Employee Receives Instructions At Least Once, Though Preferably Twice, In 12 Months. …
Lockout Tagout: Inspecting the Most Common OSHA Violations
According to the latest statistics published by OSHA, Lockout Tagout (LOTO) violations rank 5th among the top 10 cited violations during FY 2014. The General Industry Standard (1910.147), related to the Control Hazardous Energy, aka LOTO, recorded 2,704 violations, roughly midway between the numbers from the previous years – 3,254 in 2013 and 1,572 in 2012. This rule reportedly covers …
Lockout/Tagout Safety Programs and Procedures
An Employer Is Responsible For Creating An Appropriate Written Lockout Tagout Program. It should involve putting in place appropriate Lockout / Tagout procedures. This will include Locking Off Procedures, Tagout protocol and Permits to Work and finally Reactivation Procedures. The locking off procedure should only be performed by trained and authorised personnel and it should be carried out in the …
Basic Steps of a Lockout/Tagout Process
Basic Steps of a Lockout/Tagout Process Some basic steps are common to all lockout/tagout procedures, though you will need to get more specific for your individual situation. OSHA requires you to have a lockout/tagout process. In a BLR webinar entitled “Lockout/Tagout: How Small Tweaks To Your Program Can Mean Big Savings in Costs and Injuries,” Michael D. Lawrence outlined the …