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  Why do Workers Fail to Report Hazards and injuries???       Fear. Unbelievably, fear may be the least frequent excuse given by employees for failing to disclose near-misses. It is true that some organizations foster a culture in which workers are penalized for getting hurt, thus these employees are less likely to report near-misses if they worry about losing their employment. 6 Core Types of Hazards :              Safety hazards.               Biological hazards.                Physical hazards .                Ergonomic hazards.                Chemical hazards.               Workload hazards. 10tips To prevent Hazards                                   Incorporate a safety and wellness plan .                     Conduct pre-placement physicals.                     Educate employees and management staff.                      Research safety vulnerabilities.                      Provide protection equipment.                      Have adequate staffing levels.                     Don

HOW TO REDUCE RISKS OF SLIP, TRIP, AND FALL IN THE WORKPLACE                 Walking/Working Surfaces are literally everywhere you can step in the workplace, which means that slip, trip, and fall hazards lurk everywhere, but a good safety program can reduce those risks.                 Slips, trips, and falls are among the most common causes of workplace injuries, according to OSHA. Good housekeeping practices are critical in the workplace because they reduce the likelihood of slip, trip, and fall incidents . SLIP :         Slips happen when there is insufficient friction or traction between your feet (footwear) and the walking or working surface, causing you to lose your balance. TRIPS:             Trips happen when your foot (or lower leg) collides with something and your upper body continues to move, throwing you off balance.                  To avoid slips and falls, make sure that all walking and working surfaces are free of hazards such as: Boards that are loose Floors that ar

 AUDITOR COURSE IN CHENNAI APPLY FOR IRCA LEAD AUDITOR COURSES TO BECOME A CERTIFIED SAFETY AUDITOR RIGHT NOW!              ISO 45001 Lead Auditor Course is a newly launched health and safety management program designed specifically for professionals who want to begin a career as a safety auditor.  ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF AN LEAD AUDITOR :              A lead auditor is a person in charge of leading an organization's audit team. He or she creates the audit plan, leads meetings, and submits the audit report at the end of the quarter or year. A lead auditor's main responsibility is to conduct audits, which must be done on a daily basis. This is the appropriate course for me? If you have a basic understanding of the Health and Safety at Work Act and an interest or background in auditing, this course will help you prepare for a career in Health and Safety Auditing.              There are no mandatory prerequisites for this course, but an understanding of the Health and Saf

  WORK AT HEIGHT ON CONSTRUCTION SITE:                     Work at Height Regulations Hierarchy of Control Working at a height is avoided to the greatest extent possible. A pre-existing safe work environment is used. To avoid accidents, more equipment-oriented work should be provided. Accidents caused by heights and the effects of falls are reduced.                      Work at height' means   work in any place where,  if there were no precautions in place, a person could fall a distance liable to cause personal injury   (for example a fall through a fragile roof down an unprotected lift shaft, stairwells). TEN SAFETY TIPS:                           Use tools and machines properly.            Be aware of your surroundings.            Be safe in the cold weather.            Follow procedure, don't take shortcuts.           Wear your protective gear.            If you see unsafe conditions, let a supervisor know.            Take breaks.             Stay sober.             Pract

  GREETINGS FROM AIM VISION SAFETY                   Greetings on the occasion of World Food Safety Day. Always strive to consume meals from places that are clean and uphold high hygiene standards. IMPORTANCE  OF FOOD SAFETY                Food safety, nutrition, and food security are all intricately intertwined, according to the World Health Organization. A " vicious cycle of disease and malnutrition" is created by a shortage of healthy food, which overburdens public health systems, stymies social and economic progress , and reduces the quality of life. SOME QUOTES  “There are people in the world so hungry, that God cannot appear to them except in the form of bread.” - Mahatma Gandhi. "Let your food be your medicine, and your medicine be your food"-Hippocrates "Food safety involves everybody in the food chain"-Mike, Johanns               The Food Safety diploma delivers objective and succinct overviews that together form a comprehensive treatment of a wid

  FIRE ALARM SERVICE TECHNICIAN (OR) FIRE TECHNICIAN         A fire technician, often known as a fire protection technician, creates fire prevention and safety systems. Their responsibilities may include reviewing the measures in place in buildings or at- risk regions and providing recommendations . What Are the Responsibilities of Fire Alarm Technicians?              Customers are served, repaired, installed, and sold fire alarm products by fire alarm technicians. During customer visits, they provide guidance on prospective fire alarm locations, as well as troubleshooting and programming.  SOME INTERVIEW QUESTIONS RELATED FIRE TECHNICIANS:              What are the Basic Components of a Fire Alarm System ?             What is Fire Control Panel?             What are the Communications types available in Fire Alarm systems?            What are the Types of Sprinkler Systems? SYLLABUS COVERED : COURSE CODE:  FSS004 COURSE NAME:   FIRE TECHNICIAN COURSE DURATION:   SIX MONTHS SNo Subje