Safety Regulations and Incident Definitions
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Safety Regulations and Incident Definitions

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What is the first key indicator mentioned for event reporting?

  • On-time submission of man-Hours
  • On-time completion of actions by priority
  • On-time submission of Event Report on ADES Reporting Platform (correct)
  • On-time completion of Event Investigation Report
  • Which key indicator reflects the speed of action completion relative to due dates?

  • On-time completion of man-Hours
  • On-time completion of Event Investigation Report
  • On-time completion of actions by priority (correct)
  • On-time submission of Event Report
  • In what context is the term 'Event' used in the key indicators?

  • It refers to incidents requiring reporting. (correct)
  • It refers to scheduled meetings.
  • It refers to product launches.
  • It refers to planned training sessions.
  • What is the measure for the timeliness of the Event Investigation Report?

    <p>Days from Event</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must be submitted on-time according to the key indicators?

    <p>Event Report and man-Hours</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many key indicators are explicitly listed?

    <p>Four</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which indicator specifically measures submission time for recorded labor?

    <p>On-time submission of man-Hours</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the term 'priority' refer to in the context of the key indicators?

    <p>The importance of actions completed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is not included as a key indicator?

    <p>On-time compliance with safety regulations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the significance of managing the submission times of reports and investigations?

    <p>To improve accountability and response efficiency</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Definitions of Key Terms

    • Accident (ACC): An event causing harm or loss to ADES personnel, processes, assets, or stakeholders.
    • Fatality (FTL): A work-related injury/illness resulting in death, included in Lost Time Incident (LTI) calculations.
    • Lost Time Injury (LTI): Work-related injury/illness requiring a physician's recommendation for time off work.
    • Restricted Work Case (RWC): Occurs when an employee cannot perform all job functions without actual days off.
    • Medical Treatment Case (MTC): Any work-related injury/illness needing medical treatment beyond first aid, excluding RWC or LTI.
    • First Aid Case (FAC): Minor injuries treated with basic care, such as bandaging or applying hot/cold packs.

    Examples of Accidents and Reporting

    • Event examples include engine oil leaks and injuries from mishandling equipment.
    • The Dropped Object Calculator assesses potential severity of dropped object incidents, with significant drops indicating high fatality risks.

    First Aid Treatments

    • Minor treatments classified as first aid include:
      • Tetanus shots, cleansing wounds, and using bandages.
      • Nonprescription medications, temporary immobilizations, and eye patches.
    • Treatments not included in the first aid list escalate to Medical Treatment Cases.

    Monitoring and Reporting

    • Days Since Last Lost Time Incident (DSLLTI) and Days Since Last Recordable Incident (DSLRI) are monitored monthly on the ADES Reporting Platform.
    • Project Managers must report work hours to the designated office administrator during project duration.
    • The QHSSE Department communicates incident data to relevant industry organizations.

    Safety Performance Measurement

    • Safety performance is measured using operational work hours of ADES and labor contractor personnel usually filling ADES employee positions.

    Key Performance Indicators

    • Timeliness of Event Report submission and Event Investigation completion are critical metrics.
    • On-time action completion prioritized by due dates and accurate reporting of man-hours are essential for safety management.

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    This quiz covers important definitions related to workplace safety, including accidents, fatalities, and lost time injuries. Test your knowledge on these crucial concepts that ensure the well-being of employees and stakeholders. Understanding these terms is vital for workplace compliance and safety management.

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