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Why Workers Fail to Report Hazzards and injuries???

 

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
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  •                     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't take shortcuts.
  •                     Inspect and maintain all company vehicles.

  • Why do Workers Fail to Report Hazards and injuries???
             
  • Accepting pain as part of the job
  • Not wanting to be labeled a “complainer”
  • Believing home treatment would be sufficient
  • Not being sure if the injury was work-related
  • Fearing the loss of future or current jobs
  • Not being able to afford time off without pay to see a doctor
  • Not wanting to lose out on the safety incentive for no lost work time.

 IDENTIFYING HAZARDS 

           Conduct regular worksite inspections. 
  1.            Interview workers and managers.
  2.            Create a hazard map

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Chromepet, Chennai 600 044 (Above Vodafone Showroom)

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