AC2 - LM2 (Reviewer)

38問 • 2年前

問題一覧

refers to the plans, preparations, and actions taken to avoid accidents or stop them from taking place.

Accident Prevention

A study attributes 20% of all injuries on duty to unsafe working conditions They all related to physical or mechanical defects, which can be corrected relatively cheaply and permanently It is always the first area to be tackled when working on an accidents/incident reduction program.

Unsafe Condition

Many accidents occur due to human factors, such as

Unsafe Behavior, Inattention, Negligence, Lack of Knowledge, Inadequate training

Following health and safety guidelines is primarily to protect employers and their staff from injury, illness or coming into any other form of harm in the workplace.

Benefit 1 – Protecting your staff

Heinrich Theory Corrective Action Sequence (3 E’s)

Engineering, Education, Enforcement

When the person is generally within arm’s length

Physical Exposure

can’t hear instruction etc.

Loud Noise

entering a confined space before it has been declared unsafe

Working without authority

created by social environment or acquired by ancestry

Fault of Person

By maintaining health and safety practices in the workplaces, and therefore reducing absences and improving productivity, you will be saving money by retaining staff.

Benefit 4 – Saving money

is another leading factor of accidents. Unsafe ________ can include faulty machines, bad work design, substandard processes, and occupational hazards.

Working Conditions

1932 First Approach to Accident/Prevention - H.W. Heinrich

Domino Theory

caused by accidents

Injury

Following safety and health guidelines and maintaining a safe work place will reduce the risk of work-related illnesses and injuries, and therefore reduce staff absences.

Benefit 2 – Reducing absences

lubricating bearings and changing the drive belts while the machine is still running

Adjusting moving machinery

When someone is within the “danger zone”

Exposure

handtools, equipment, substances

Defective Conditions

not wearing safety goggles when grinding.

PPE not worn

If your colleagues and employees are able to work in a safe environment, this will improve morale and overall productivity.

Benefit 3 – Improving productivity

operating a machine at a speed it is not designed to run at

Speed

Benefit 2

Reducing absences

caused by an unsafe act – injured person or an unsafe condition – workplace

Accidents

Due to noise, hazardous atmosphere, temperature extremities. These hazards could affect everyone in the facility.

Environmental Exposure

work flow, overcrowding and congestion

Poor Layout

For some accidents, a given model may be very accurate, for others less so Often the cause of an accident cannot be adequately explained by just one model/theory Actual cause may combine parts of several different models

Combination Theory

running in front of a fork lift

Chance taking

are used as models to help predict and prevent accidents

Accident Causation Theories

where and how a person was raised and educated

Social Environment/Ancestry

can’t see clearly or beath properly

Inadequate Illumination or ventilation

Benefit 1

Protecting your staff

Inadequate or inefficient

Poor Guiding

includes all measures taken in an effort to save lives, escape from injury, lessen the degrees of injuries, avoid damage to property, reduce treatment and compensation costs, and prevent the loss of productive time and morale.

Accident prevention

Benefit 3

Improving productivity

Management has a moral responsibility concerning their employees, their families, and the public at large. Frank Bird refers to the immediate causes of accidents as being

Unsafe Acts and Unsafe Conditions

Benefit 4

Saving money

Theories of Accident Causation:

Domino Theory, Human Factors Theory, Accident/Incident Theory, Epidemiological Theory, System Theory, Combination Theory

80% of all injuries on duty are the result of ________ by people. More difficult to reduce as they revolve around people and what they do

Unsafe Acts

caused by careless persons or poorly designed or improperly maintained equipment

Unsafe Acts/Conditions

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Quiz 2

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PEC Quiz 2

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Chapter 6

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Quiz

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Finals

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Fluids Finals

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問題一覧

refers to the plans, preparations, and actions taken to avoid accidents or stop them from taking place.

Accident Prevention

Unsafe Condition

Many accidents occur due to human factors, such as

Unsafe Behavior, Inattention, Negligence, Lack of Knowledge, Inadequate training

Following health and safety guidelines is primarily to protect employers and their staff from injury, illness or coming into any other form of harm in the workplace.

Benefit 1 – Protecting your staff

Heinrich Theory Corrective Action Sequence (3 E’s)

Engineering, Education, Enforcement

When the person is generally within arm’s length

Physical Exposure

can’t hear instruction etc.

Loud Noise

entering a confined space before it has been declared unsafe

Working without authority

created by social environment or acquired by ancestry

Fault of Person

By maintaining health and safety practices in the workplaces, and therefore reducing absences and improving productivity, you will be saving money by retaining staff.

Benefit 4 – Saving money

is another leading factor of accidents. Unsafe ________ can include faulty machines, bad work design, substandard processes, and occupational hazards.

Working Conditions

1932 First Approach to Accident/Prevention - H.W. Heinrich

Domino Theory

caused by accidents

Injury

Following safety and health guidelines and maintaining a safe work place will reduce the risk of work-related illnesses and injuries, and therefore reduce staff absences.

Benefit 2 – Reducing absences

lubricating bearings and changing the drive belts while the machine is still running

Adjusting moving machinery

When someone is within the “danger zone”

Exposure

handtools, equipment, substances

Defective Conditions

not wearing safety goggles when grinding.

PPE not worn

If your colleagues and employees are able to work in a safe environment, this will improve morale and overall productivity.

Benefit 3 – Improving productivity

operating a machine at a speed it is not designed to run at

Speed

Benefit 2

Reducing absences

caused by an unsafe act – injured person or an unsafe condition – workplace

Accidents

Due to noise, hazardous atmosphere, temperature extremities. These hazards could affect everyone in the facility.

Environmental Exposure

work flow, overcrowding and congestion

Poor Layout

Combination Theory

running in front of a fork lift

Chance taking

are used as models to help predict and prevent accidents

Accident Causation Theories

where and how a person was raised and educated

Social Environment/Ancestry

can’t see clearly or beath properly

Inadequate Illumination or ventilation

Benefit 1

Protecting your staff

Inadequate or inefficient

Poor Guiding

Accident prevention

Benefit 3

Improving productivity

Management has a moral responsibility concerning their employees, their families, and the public at large. Frank Bird refers to the immediate causes of accidents as being

Unsafe Acts and Unsafe Conditions

Benefit 4

Saving money

Theories of Accident Causation:

Domino Theory, Human Factors Theory, Accident/Incident Theory, Epidemiological Theory, System Theory, Combination Theory

80% of all injuries on duty are the result of ________ by people. More difficult to reduce as they revolve around people and what they do

Unsafe Acts

caused by careless persons or poorly designed or improperly maintained equipment

Unsafe Acts/Conditions