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What are some typical personal protective clothing items in a workshop?
What are some typical personal protective clothing items in a workshop?
Proper ventilation is important in a workshop to remove fumes.
Proper ventilation is important in a workshop to remove fumes.
True
In case of hazardous liquids in the eyes, they must be washed out with _
In case of hazardous liquids in the eyes, they must be washed out with _
clean water or eye wash
Match the following fire extinguisher types with their classes:
Match the following fire extinguisher types with their classes:
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What equipment and tools are required for steam washing and furniture cleaning?
What equipment and tools are required for steam washing and furniture cleaning?
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is mandatory for workers during steam washing and furniture cleaning.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is mandatory for workers during steam washing and furniture cleaning.
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What should be done if there is an incident during the cleaning process?
What should be done if there is an incident during the cleaning process?
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In case of fire, what does 'R-A-C-E' stand for?
In case of fire, what does 'R-A-C-E' stand for?
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Match the safety equipment with their purpose:
Match the safety equipment with their purpose:
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What does Averda provide in terms of environmental services?
What does Averda provide in terms of environmental services?
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Averda is certified for ISO 9001, ISO 45001: 2018, and ISO 14001 International Standards.
Averda is certified for ISO 9001, ISO 45001: 2018, and ISO 14001 International Standards.
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What are some of the comprehensive management system requirements at Averda?
What are some of the comprehensive management system requirements at Averda?
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Workshop Safety discusses hazards, safety data sheets, and __________.
Workshop Safety discusses hazards, safety data sheets, and __________.
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Match the workshop safety hazards with their descriptions:
Match the workshop safety hazards with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
Averda Environmental Services Company
- Committed to delivering high-quality, healthy, and safe waste management services
- Certified for ISO 9001, ISO 45001:2018, and ISO 14001 International Standards
- Aims to maintain and continually improve its management system's effectiveness through:
- Understanding customer needs and expectations
- Meeting regulatory and contractual requirements
- Identifying and reducing health and safety risks
- Minimizing adverse environmental impacts
Workshop Safety
- Typical hazards:
- Fire and explosion
- Asphyxiation
- Chemical burns
- Electric shocks
- Physical injuries
- Personal protective clothing:
- Overalls
- Safety shoes
- Safety gloves (heavy-duty rubber, latex, leather)
- Eye protection (safety goggles, face shield, welding helmet)
- Ear and respiratory protection (ear defenders, dust masks, respirators)
Hot Work Operations
- Hazards:
- Electrical
- Exposure to harmful UV or infrared light
- Dangerous fumes
- Flying sparks and fires
- Skin injuries from hot materials or equipment
- Safety measures:
- Conduct risk assessments
- Wear personal protective equipment
- Ensure proper ventilation and lighting
- Follow safe working practices
Hazardous Materials
- Examples:
- Fuel
- Battery acid
- Engine oil
- A/C refrigerant
- Brake, transmission, and power steering fluids
- Safety measures:
- Handle with care
- Wear personal protective equipment
- Follow safe storage and disposal procedures
Fire Exits and Assembly Points
- Use designated fire exits to evacuate the building
- Meet at assembly points in case of an emergency
- Take note of fire notices and follow instructions
Health and Safety Standards
- HSE governs the handling of hazardous materials within COSHH
- Employers and employees must comply with certain standards
- Supervision of tasks may be necessary to ensure safety
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
- Provides information about hazardous products
- Includes:
- Product ingredients
- Physical description
- Potential health hazards
- Safe handling procedures
- Emergency procedures
Dealing with Spillages
-
Clean up immediately
-
Wear appropriate clothing and personal protective equipment
-
Use clean-up materials and dispose of properly
-
Follow strict regulations for disposal of hazardous waste### Medical First Aid
-
In case of serious injuries, do not move the victim and await trained First Aiders.
-
Remove hazardous items/equipment away from the employee and ensure their safety.
Fire Safety
- R-A-C-E principle: • Rescue: rescue people from the area • Alarm: raise the alarm to alert others • Confine: confine the fire to prevent spread • Extinguish: extinguish the fire only if you are able to do so
- If you are unable to fight the fire, leave the premises immediately.
Incident Reporting
- Reporting incidents is a duty for each employee.
- What to report: • Something that has happened • Something that might happen • A case where you have a doubt
- To whom to report: • Supervisor/Line Manager • SHEQ Office
- Methods of reporting: • Speak (in person) • Call (phone) • Message (text or email) • System (online or digital platform)
Averda Environmental Services Company
- Committed to delivering high-quality, healthy, and safe waste management services
- Certified for ISO 9001, ISO 45001:2018, and ISO 14001 International Standards
- Aims to maintain and continually improve its management system's effectiveness through:
- Understanding customer needs and expectations
- Meeting regulatory and contractual requirements
- Identifying and reducing health and safety risks
- Minimizing adverse environmental impacts
Workshop Safety
- Typical hazards:
- Fire and explosion
- Asphyxiation
- Chemical burns
- Electric shocks
- Physical injuries
- Personal protective clothing:
- Overalls
- Safety shoes
- Safety gloves (heavy-duty rubber, latex, leather)
- Eye protection (safety goggles, face shield, welding helmet)
- Ear and respiratory protection (ear defenders, dust masks, respirators)
Hot Work Operations
- Hazards:
- Electrical
- Exposure to harmful UV or infrared light
- Dangerous fumes
- Flying sparks and fires
- Skin injuries from hot materials or equipment
- Safety measures:
- Conduct risk assessments
- Wear personal protective equipment
- Ensure proper ventilation and lighting
- Follow safe working practices
Hazardous Materials
- Examples:
- Fuel
- Battery acid
- Engine oil
- A/C refrigerant
- Brake, transmission, and power steering fluids
- Safety measures:
- Handle with care
- Wear personal protective equipment
- Follow safe storage and disposal procedures
Fire Exits and Assembly Points
- Use designated fire exits to evacuate the building
- Meet at assembly points in case of an emergency
- Take note of fire notices and follow instructions
Health and Safety Standards
- HSE governs the handling of hazardous materials within COSHH
- Employers and employees must comply with certain standards
- Supervision of tasks may be necessary to ensure safety
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
- Provides information about hazardous products
- Includes:
- Product ingredients
- Physical description
- Potential health hazards
- Safe handling procedures
- Emergency procedures
Dealing with Spillages
-
Clean up immediately
-
Wear appropriate clothing and personal protective equipment
-
Use clean-up materials and dispose of properly
-
Follow strict regulations for disposal of hazardous waste### Medical First Aid
-
In case of serious injuries, do not move the victim and await trained First Aiders.
-
Remove hazardous items/equipment away from the employee and ensure their safety.
Fire Safety
- R-A-C-E principle: • Rescue: rescue people from the area • Alarm: raise the alarm to alert others • Confine: confine the fire to prevent spread • Extinguish: extinguish the fire only if you are able to do so
- If you are unable to fight the fire, leave the premises immediately.
Incident Reporting
- Reporting incidents is a duty for each employee.
- What to report: • Something that has happened • Something that might happen • A case where you have a doubt
- To whom to report: • Supervisor/Line Manager • SHEQ Office
- Methods of reporting: • Speak (in person) • Call (phone) • Message (text or email) • System (online or digital platform)
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