Toolbox is the important part of the HSE professional. Below shown to the different type of Toolbox talk.
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTION
Good
day all guys. we are, HSE Dept. Always be protecting you from workplace hazards that can cause
injury.
Sometimes referenced to as Follow
Safety Meeting, is an informal group discussion on a single safety issue.
Toolbox Talks are an effective way to refresh workers’ safety and health
knowledge as well as to promote safety culture daily. But need to safety
instruction for specific works and equipment.
General
safety instruction be follow:
1. Encourage everyone to employee and discuss from their own experiences and
knowledge
2. Focus on only one safety and health subject per talk
3. Be specific with the recommended actions for hazard controls and safe
work behaviors - avoid general statements!
4. Incorporate real work situations
5. Allow sufficient time for questions and answers
6. Brief specific work related all types of hazards and control method
7. Visit work location and ensure to workers about equipment hazards
ELECTRICAL SAFETY / LOTO
Good
day all guys. we are, EHS Dept. be protecting you from workplace hazards that
can cause injury.
General safety precautions: Safety to personnel and safe operation of machines
and tools should be of uppermost importance in all considerations of using
electricity on the jobsite.
DO-
ü
Do inspect all electrical equipment daily prior to
use, and tag as needed and report damaged tools to supervisor.
ü Do survey
the work site for overhead power lines and other electrical hazards when using
ladders or working platforms. Maintain the required distance from electrical
equipment and conductors. This distance depends on the voltage hazard.
ü
Do provide adequate overload and short-circuit
protection for safe operation. The interrupting capacity of all breakers and
fuses must be sufficient to clear the fault current rapidly and without damage
to itself.
ü
Do provide cord protection for flexible cords and
cables passing through doorways or other pinch points.
ü Do keep a
fire extinguisher on work site at ALL times. it may be used on live circuits. A
dry chemical extinguisher may be used; however, it will leave a residue.
ü
Do avoid mixing water and electricity. Keep
electrical equipment, hands and feet, and working surface dry.
ü
Do check all electrical equipment and notify others
that are also connected to the power source before resetting breakers.
ü
When inspected or repairs any electrical equipment,
must be breaker off and put LOTO as per needed. Also can follow buddy system.
A lock out/tag out procedure should include the following six steps:
1. Preparation 2. Shutdown 3. Isolation 4. Lockout/tagout 5. Stored
energy check 6. Isolation verification
Let’s look at each of these steps of LOTO safety more closely in the
sections below.
Employee will attach lockout and/or tagout devices to each energy-isolating device. The point is to apply the lockout device on the energy-isolating device in a way so it says in the “safe” position and cannot be moved to the unsafe position except by the person performing the lockout.
Tagout refers to applying a tag on the device as well. This tag includes the name of the person who performed the lockout and additional information.
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DISPOSAL
Good day all guys. we are, HSE Dept. Always be
protecting you from workplace hazards that can cause injury.
Steel Industries generate wastes that are considered
hazardous or harmful to human health or the environment because they are
flammable, welding smoke, rust, dust, fume, chemical etc. Due to the harmful
potential of hazardous materials, workers must remain aware of the safety
hazards and proper handling and disposal procedures in order to protect the
environment, themselves.
General safety precautions:
1.
Proper handling of waste materials.
2.
Should be segregated and stored in
compatible hazard classes.
3.
Workers should be familiar with the
requirements for their worksite and wastes.
4.
Storage areas for hazardous wastes
should be inspected at least weekly.
5.
Should not be stacked or handled in a
manner that could cause them to fail.
6.
Heavy material bales are also capable
of severely injuring or crushing workers if they are improperly stored and
secured.
7.
Operating machinery at lower speeds
to reduce dust generation.
MATERIALs HANDLING
Hello!
Good morning all guys. How are you, everybody? Hope all of fine. By the by HSE
person always friendly relation of you. So, we want your behavior, meet, report
nice with HSE. According to me that everyone
on this job has injured a hand, fingers, toes or back at one time or another, while
handling the materials. Now, we are discussion about materials handling on shop
floor or others area. We are showing more times, in more behaviors, and to more
different sizes, shapes and weights than men in any other work.
1. Don't try
to carry too heavy a load. Get help / buddy system. Always be sure you can see
/ measure where you're going.
2.
Before you set material down, be sure that your fingers and toes are in the clear.
3. Watch out for
sharp rough edges. When handling such, protect your hands with gloves.
4. Lift in a way
which feels most comfortable to you —with or without a straight back.
5.
Lift gradually ধীরে
ধীরে —
do not jerk হেঁচকা.
6. Avoid windy when carrying a heavy load — if you have to
turn, do so by shifting your bottoms.
7. Also, when
carrying loads, keep them as close to your body as possible.
In this short
discussion, we can't go into all the lifting and carrying situations that we
may come up against. Just remember — there are a right way and a wrong way to
do any manual handling job. Ensure load capability, if you know the weight
limit then you can safely lift. Permit to maximum load per man – 50/40kg but
you feel need to help must be try to follow the buddy system.
- Must be remember your physically practice when
the lifting anything:
ü
Bend your knees; lift
with your legs, not your back
ü
Keep the load as close
to your body as possible
ü
Keep your head up, If
you must turn, use your feet, not your back
HANDLE of TOOLS (Hand & Power tools)
Good Morning. We, are protect you from workplace hazards that
can cause injury. Portable, bench or floor
mounted power tools and equipment need routine maintenance, inspection and
adjustments to ensure safe operation. Tool bits, blades and other changeable
parts must be kept sharp and free from damage. Electrical systems, belts &
pulleys and gears must be properly guarded to prevent exposing employees to
hazards.
Hand Tools
Hand tools are
non-powered. The greatest hazards posed by hand tools result from misuse and
improper maintenance. Appropriate personal
protective equipment such as safety shoes, goggles, gloves, etc., should be
worn due to hazards that may be encountered while using portable power tools
and hand tools. Around flammable substances,
sparks produced by iron and steel hand tools can be a dangerous ignition
source. Where this hazard exists, spark-resistant tools made from brass,
plastic, aluminum, or wood will provide for safety.
Power Tools
Power tools can be hazardous when improperly
used. There are several types of power tools, based on the power source they
use: electric, air-filled, liquid fuel, hydraulic, and powder-actuated.
• Never carry a tool by the cord or hose.
• Never yank the cord or the hose to disconnect
it from the receptacle.
• Keep cords and hoses away from heat, oil, and
sharp edges.
• Disconnect tools when not in use before
servicing and when changing accessories such as blades, bits and cutters.
• All observers should be kept at a safe distance
away from the work area.
• Secure work with clamps or a vise, freeing both
hands to operate the tool.
• Avoid accidental starting. The worker should
not hold a finger on the switch button while carrying a plugged-in tool.
• Tools should be maintained with care. They should
be kept sharp and clean for the best performance. Follow instructions in the
user's manual for lubricating and changing accessories.
• Be sure to keep good footing and maintain good
balance.
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