1. 1 Safety Briefing Jerome Smith, LAI Facility Security and Safety Officer

2. 2 Safety Begins With a Good Attitude Accidents have causes Safe work is efficient work My company supports safety My co-workers support safety Working safely is a skill People respect safe work habits

3. 3 We Don’t Take Risks Here Stop and think Slow down Don’t take shortcuts If you don’t know, ask someone

4. 4 What You Should Do if Injured Try to stay calm Seek medical attention Report all injuries and illnesses Report near-misses

5. 5 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

6. 6 Do You Know a Hazard When You See One? New location Electricity Noise Lifting Repetitive motion Machinery & equipment

7. 7 You Can Protect Yourself! Safety glasses, goggles & face shields Hardhats Safety shoes Gloves Earplugs and earmuffs Look out for damaged gear

8. 8 Ergonomics is the scientific discipline concerned with the understanding of interactions among humans and other elements of a system, and the profession that applies theory, principles, data and methods to design in order to optimize human well-being and overall system performance.

9. 9 Ergonomics Musculoskeletal Disorders are:  Common  Very serious injuries  Preventable Ergonomic practices reduce workplace injuries Report symptoms early

10. 10 Preventing Back Injuries Plan the lift Use proper lifting techniques Don’t overdo it

11. 11 Electrical Safety Electricity can kill Your body conducts electricity Treat equipment as if it’s energized Respect electricity

12. 12 Neatness and Safe Work Good housekeeping keeps you safe Put things back where they belong Keep aisles clear Report problems Know the six consequences

13. 13 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

14. 14 You Have a Right to Know What hazardous chemicals you work with Hazards and risks How to protect yourself Examples: Solvents, lubricants, fuel and pressurized containers

15. 15 Gravity Always Wins What goes up Must come down Fall protection Safe ladder use What are you climbing on?

16. 16 Summary Safety is an essential part of your job Safety starts with a good attitude Don’t take risks Report an injury right away Learn safety rules

17. 17 Any questions regarding Safety Call LAI at 703-317- 9800 ext. 230 Email @ jsmith@logapp.com

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