IndustrySpecificOshPractices.pptxhhhhhhhhh

Osh

1. ACTIVITY: “SAFE OR UNSAFE”

2. Read each statement aloud and identify if it is SAFE , if it follows OSH practices , and UNSAFE ,if does not follows. INSTRUCTION

3. A construction worker wears a hard hat at the site. An employee uses broken ladder to reach a shelf. The workers are not wearing PPE while working. Thw workers are wearing an ear protection in noisy areas.

4. A construction worker wears a hard hat at the site. SAFE An employee uses broken ladder to reach a shelf. The workers are not wearing PPE while working. Thw workers are wearing an ear protection in noisy areas.

5. A construction worker wears a hard hat at the site. SAFE An employee uses broken ladder to reach a shelf. The workers are not wearing PPE while working. Thw workers are wearing an ear protection in noisy areas.

6. A construction worker wears a hard hat at the site. SAFE An employee uses broken ladder to reach a shelf. UNSAFE The workers are not wearing PPE while working. Thw workers are wearing an ear protection in noisy areas.

7. A construction worker wears a hard hat at the site. SAFE An employee uses broken ladder to reach a shelf. UNSAFE The workers are not wearing PPE while working. Thw workers are wearing an ear protection in noisy areas.

8. A construction worker wears a hard hat at the site. SAFE An employee uses broken ladder to reach a shelf. UNSAFE The workers are not wearing PPE while working. UNSAFE Thw workers are wearing an ear protection in noisy areas.

9. A construction worker wears a hard hat at the site. SAFE An employee uses broken ladder to reach a shelf. UNSAFE The workers are not wearing PPE while working. UNSAFE Thw workers are wearing an ear protection in noisy areas.

10. A construction worker wears a hard hat at the site. SAFE An employee uses broken ladder to reach a shelf. UNSAFE The workers are not wearing PPE while working. UNSAFE Thw workers are wearing an ear protection in noisy areas. SAFE

11. INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC OSH PRACTICES Prepared by : LAPUERTA, JOY T. ESPINA, ABEGAIL ARMENTANO, ABIGAEL E.

12. Involve tailoring safety measures to the unique hazards of each sector, such as ; chemical handling in manufacturing biological risks in healthcare, and physical hazards in construction INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC OSH PRACTICES

13. These practices include riskn assessments, implementing specific safety procedures like using personal protective equipment( PPE), conducting targeted training, and having emergency plans relevant to the industry INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC OSH PRACTICES

14. INDUSTRY PRACTICES Construction Specific safety ptotocols for working at heights, scaffolding, and demolation Proper use of fall protectipon equipment Ensuring structural integrity of buildings under construction Healthcare Exposure control plans for hazardous chemicals Ergonomic assessments for patient lifting Preventing healthcare-associated infections EXAMPLES OF INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC OSH PRACTICES

15. INDUSTRY PRACTICES Manufacturing Machine guarding and lockout/ tagout procedures for equipment Proper maintenance for mechanical and electrical equipment Chemical hazard communication and safe handling of substances Agriculture Training on the safe operation of farm machinery and equipment Safe handling and storage of pesticides and fertilizers EXAMPLES OF INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC OSH PRACTICES

16. INDUSTRY PRACTICES Transportation ( e.g., rail, road, air ) Driver fatigue management programs Training on emergency procedures for accidents Maintenance of vehicle and rail system Traffic control safety protocols EXAMPLES OF INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC OSH PRACTICES

17. OSH PRACTICES THAT ARE APPLIED ACROSS INDUSTRIES

18. Identify and evaluate hazards specific to the work environment RISK ASSESSMENT SAFETY TRAINING Educate workers on potential hazards, safe work practices, and emergency procedures in the language they understand

19. Develop and practice plans for fires, chemicals spills, natural disaster, or other emergencies EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PPE PROVISION Ensure employees have and use the necessary personal protective equipment, such as gloves, safety glasses and etc.

20. use labels, signs, and posters to warm employees of potential hazard. HAZARD COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE Conduct regular inspections and maintenance on machinery, tools, and equipment to ensure they are safe to use.

21. Maintain a clean and orderly workplace to prevent slips, trips, and other accidents. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE Conduct regular inspections and maintenance on machinery, tools, and equipment to ensure they are safe to use.

22. Industry OSH ( Occupational Safety and Health ) practices are systematic methods for managing workplace risks to ensure employees health, safety, and well-being, involving leadership commitment, and continous training and improvement. CONCLUSION

23. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!