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Copyright  Progressive Business Publications New Employee Orientation

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Why is Safety Important? Every year there are 5 million work-related injuries and illnesses (That’s 1 out of every 18 workers) Last year, more than 5,000 people were killed on the job Accidents can happen at any time

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Our Commitment to Safety Goals and objectives Safety record Safety committee

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications What You Should Do if Injured Try to stay calm Seek medical attention Report all injuries and illnesses Report near misses

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications You Can Protect Yourself! Safety glasses, goggles and face shields Hard hats Safety shoes Gloves Earplugs and earmuffs Look out for damaged equipment

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications What if there is an Emergency? Listen for instructions Know where all the exits are Follow the emergency escape route Learn more than one way out

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Safe Chemical Handling Risks of working with chemicals Ways chemicals enter your body Read all labels Read all Material Safety Data Sheets Wear the proper personal protective equipment Be prepared to respond to chemical exposure

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Ergonomics Musculoskeletal Disorders are: –Common –Very serious injuries –Preventable Ergonomic practices reduce workplace injuries Report symptoms early

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Preventing Back Injuries Plan the lift Use proper lifting techniques Don’t overdo it

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Hand and Power Tool Safety Hand and power tools are very dangerous Injuries caused by hand and power tools Ergonomic risks Safe use of hand and power tools

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Forklift Safety Ensure load stability to prevent tip-overs Follow the rules of the road Use extra caution with special situations Inspect vehicles and report any problems Use care when refueling/recharging

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Electrical Safety Electricity can kill Beware: Your body is a great conductor of electricity Do not work on or near live parts Treat electricity with the respect it deserves

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Eye Safety Every year, thousands of people are blinded by work-related injuries The most common injuries are from forceful impacts, chemicals and small particles Proper eye protection will prevent injuries

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Fall Protection Use your fall protection equipment, every time Stay away from the edge Wear a hard hat Walk, don’t run

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Lockout/Tagout Lockout/tagout is a warning and prevention system Failure to perform lockout/tagout can kill you Never remove another employee’s lock/tag

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Machine Guarding Contact with moving machine parts can kill you Guards and devices will protect you Only trained employees should remove or repair guards and devices Operating instructions for each machine should be followed

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Bloodborne Pathogens How are they transmitted? How are you exposed? Ways to protect yourself How to respond

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Confined Space Safety Dangerous conditions in confined spaces is a leading cause of death in the workplace Entry permit systems save lives Attendants protect entrants Do not attempt to rescue if not trained

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Respirator Safety Hazardous particles in the air can cause serious injuries or death Use a respirator whenever you enter an area with hazardous particles in the air You may not be able to see or smell hazardous air particles until it’s too late

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Asbestos Kills If you are exposed to enough asbestos, it will kill you It’s an invisible killer - You need special equipment to even see asbestos fibers These fibers enter your body when you breath, eat or drink Maintenance and construction workers are most at risk

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Summary Accidents can happen at any time If injured, first seek medical attention Report all injuries Protective equipment prevents injuries Look for damaged equipment