Electrical Safety in Lifting Machines

A written rule or directive made by an authority to control behaviour, practices, or procedures within a specific area.

A human error is an action or decision that was not intended and does not align with accepted standards.

A deliberate act of ignoring a rule or procedure. Breaking the rules.

Written down and passed by a legislative body, like a government. It can cover various areas like Health and Safety, Banking, Education, Healthcare, etc.

Deals with the rights and responsibilities of individuals and organisations towards each other. It involves legal wrongs (torts) when someone's actions cause harm to another.

A legal wrong or tort that occurs when someone fails to exercise reasonable care and causes harm to another.

The organization or legal entity responsible for ensuring compliance with health and safety rules and standards.

They are responsible for setting the direction for effective health and safety management within the organization.

They develop and oversee health and safety policies and respond to issues or new risks.

They play a critical role in safeguarding employees and maintaining a safe working environment.

They must cooperate with the organization's health and safety arrangements and take care of themselves and others.

They must provide a safe working environment and follow health and safety regulations.

They must fully comply with all health and safety arrangements.

Published specifications that provide a common language and precise criteria for materials, products, methods, and services.

A set of written rules that explain how people in a particular profession should perform a specific job.

Official publications from government agencies, organizations, or authoritative bodies that offer instructions, recommendations, and supporting information for following laws, regulations, or industry standards.

The outcome or result that follows our actions or decisions. They can be positive or negative.

The process of examining and understanding our experiences and learning to improve our future actions. It helps us identify areas for growth.

An investigation conducted by a government agency or other authorized body to determine the causes of an accident or incident.

A formal notice issued by an enforcing authority to an organization that requires them to take specific corrective actions to rectify a health and safety breach.

A process involving careful examination and evaluation of an object, system, or process to identify potential hazards and risks.

A detailed plan outlining the steps and procedures to be followed during a lifting operation.

A formal document prepared by a competent person that outlines the results of a thorough examination of lifting equipment.

A person with adequate knowledge, training, and experience to perform a specific task or function.

The legal obligation of a person or organization to take reasonable care to prevent foreseeable injury, health problems, or death to others.

The process of ensuring that equipment is regularly inspected and maintained to prevent failures and accidents.

A document that outlines the organization's commitment to health and safety principles and practices.

An organization's commitment to responsible practices and ethical behavior, including ensuring the well-being of its employees and the environment.

The ability to identify and understand your own strengths and weaknesses, and using this knowledge to improve your performance and skills.

The ability to think critically and make informed decisions based on relevant information and understanding of risks and consequences.

The ability to communicate effectively and respectfully with others, listening actively and providing clear and concise information.

The ability to work productively with others towards common goals, respecting individual contributions and collaborating effectively.

The continuous pursuit of knowledge and skills development to stay updated with current practices and advancements.

The process of identifying and addressing potential safety hazards within a workplace or operation, aiming to prevent accidents and injuries.

A set of practices or procedures used to control or mitigate risks, minimizing the likelihood of accidents or injuries.

The process of regularly checking and reviewing health and safety performance to ensure effectiveness and identify areas for improvement.

The ability to understand and respond appropriately to emergency situations, ensuring the safety and well-being of all involved.