Safety Training PowerPoint Presentations New_Employee_Orientation

New_Employee_Orientation

1. New Employee New Employee
OrientationOrientation

2. Safety objectives and Safety objectives and
goalsgoals

An organization’s overall safety An organization’s overall safety
program is guided by objectives program is guided by objectives
and goalsand goals

Every employee plays a part in Every employee plays a part in
helping to meet these goalshelping to meet these goals
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3. Safety committeesSafety committees

Safety committees are a Safety committees are a
necessary part of any safety necessary part of any safety
programprogram

Safety committees Safety committees
make it easier for make it easier for
employees to make employees to make
safety suggestionssafety suggestions
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4. On-the-job injuriesOn-the-job injuries

The first priority is to seek The first priority is to seek
medical attentionmedical attention

Stay calm and get helpStay calm and get help

Know how to respond in a safe Know how to respond in a safe
mannermanner
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5. Reporting accidents and Reporting accidents and
injuriesinjuries

Accidents and injuries must be Accidents and injuries must be
properly reportedproperly reported

OSHA has OSHA has
recordkeeping recordkeeping
requirementsrequirements
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6. Reporting accidents and Reporting accidents and
injuriesinjuries

Insurance claims must be filedInsurance claims must be filed

Reporting near-miss Reporting near-miss
incidents can help incidents can help
prevent future prevent future
occurrencesoccurrences
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7. What to do in case of What to do in case of
emergencyemergency

Become familiar with emergency Become familiar with emergency
action plansaction plans

Be aware of procedures to follow Be aware of procedures to follow
to protect yourself and othersto protect yourself and others

Emergency drills are regularly Emergency drills are regularly
conductedconducted
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8. What to do in case of What to do in case of
emergencyemergency

Be familiar with:Be familiar with:
•how to report fires, chemical spillshow to report fires, chemical spills
•evacuation routesevacuation routes
•who to ask for more informationwho to ask for more information
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9. Warning signs and tagsWarning signs and tags

Many operations by their nature Many operations by their nature
involve a certain element of riskinvolve a certain element of risk

Safety signs and tags Safety signs and tags
are a means of are a means of
preventing workplace preventing workplace
accidents and injuryaccidents and injury
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10. Warning signs and tagsWarning signs and tags

Safety signs and tags warn you Safety signs and tags warn you
about hazards so that you can about hazards so that you can
take appropriate take appropriate
actionsactions

Be aware of the Be aware of the
conventions for sign conventions for sign
color, symbols, and color, symbols, and
labelslabels
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11. OSHA recordkeeping OSHA recordkeeping
requirementsrequirements

OSHA requires employers to OSHA requires employers to
keep records of work-related keep records of work-related
injuries and illnessesinjuries and illnesses
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12. OSHA recordkeeping OSHA recordkeeping
requirementsrequirements

Recordkeeping helps OSHA:Recordkeeping helps OSHA:
•develop information regarding the develop information regarding the
causes and prevention of injuries causes and prevention of injuries
and illnessesand illnesses
•maintain a program of collection, maintain a program of collection,
compilation, and analysis of compilation, and analysis of
statisticsstatistics
•enforce the OSH Actenforce the OSH Act
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13. OSHA recordkeeping OSHA recordkeeping
requirementsrequirements

Employees have a right to Employees have a right to
access relevant exposure and access relevant exposure and
medical recordsmedical records

OSHA has a right to access OSHA has a right to access
recordsrecords
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14. Fire extinguishersFire extinguishers

The best fire protection is fire The best fire protection is fire
preventionprevention

Fire results from Fire results from
Heat + Fuel + Heat + Fuel +
OxygenOxygen
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15. Fire extinguishersFire extinguishers

Take away one of the Take away one of the
components from the “fire components from the “fire
triangle” to extinguish the firetriangle” to extinguish the fire

Know how fires are classified, Know how fires are classified,
how they spread, and when it’s how they spread, and when it’s
safe to use an extinguishersafe to use an extinguisher
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16. Hazard communicationHazard communication

About 32 million workers are About 32 million workers are
potentially exposed to one or more potentially exposed to one or more
chemical hazardschemical hazards

There are an estimated 575,000 There are an estimated 575,000
existing chemical productsexisting chemical products

Exposure poses a serious threat to Exposure poses a serious threat to
many workersmany workers
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17. Hazard communicationHazard communication

Chemical exposure may Chemical exposure may
cause/contribute to many serious cause/contribute to many serious
health effects, such as:health effects, such as:
•heart ailmentsheart ailments
•kidney and lung damagekidney and lung damage
•sterilitysterility
•cancercancer
•burnsburns
•rashesrashes
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18. Hazard communicationHazard communication

Some chemicals are safety Some chemicals are safety
hazards and have the potential hazards and have the potential
to cause to cause
fires/explosions/serious fires/explosions/serious
accidentsaccidents

Right-to-know law Right-to-know law
was established to was established to
inform employees of inform employees of
hazardshazards
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19. Hazard communicationHazard communication

Hazard Communication Hazard Communication
Standard 29 CFR 1910.1200 Standard 29 CFR 1910.1200
ensures that hazards are ensures that hazards are
evaluated and information is evaluated and information is
given to employeesgiven to employees
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20. Hazard communicationHazard communication

Hazcom programs include:Hazcom programs include:
•identification of chemical hazardsidentification of chemical hazards
•chemical labelingchemical labeling
•material safety data sheets material safety data sheets
(MSDSs)(MSDSs)
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21. Personal protective Personal protective
equipmentequipment

Some jobs involve hazards that Some jobs involve hazards that
cannot be eliminated through cannot be eliminated through
the use of engineering controlsthe use of engineering controls
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22. Personal protective Personal protective
equipmentequipment

Employees must then wear Employees must then wear
appropriate PPEappropriate PPE
•foot protectionfoot protection
•eye/face protectioneye/face protection
•hand/arm protectionhand/arm protection
•head protectionhead protection
•respiratory protectionrespiratory protection
•protective clothingprotective clothing
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23. Personal protective Personal protective
equipmentequipment

Employers must assess Employers must assess
workplace hazards and workplace hazards and
determine if PPE is neededdetermine if PPE is needed

Employer selects appropriate Employer selects appropriate
PPEPPE

PPE must fit properlyPPE must fit properly
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24. Personal protective Personal protective
equipmentequipment

Employees must receive training in:Employees must receive training in:
•when PPE is necessarywhen PPE is necessary
•what PPE is necessarywhat PPE is necessary
•how to properly put on, take off, how to properly put on, take off,
adjust, wear PPEadjust, wear PPE
•the limitations of PPEthe limitations of PPE
•the proper care, maintenance, useful the proper care, maintenance, useful
life, disposal of PPElife, disposal of PPE
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25. Bloodborne pathogensBloodborne pathogens

Know the threats posed by Know the threats posed by
bloodborne pathogensbloodborne pathogens

AIDS and Hepatitis AIDS and Hepatitis
B can result from B can result from
exposure incidentsexposure incidents
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26. Bloodborne pathogensBloodborne pathogens

Know which job duties expose Know which job duties expose
you to bloodborne pathogensyou to bloodborne pathogens

Employees Employees
rendering first aid, rendering first aid,
performing performing
maintenance, and maintenance, and
housekeeping must housekeeping must
protect themselvesprotect themselves
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27. Lockout/tagoutLockout/tagout

Many accidents occur when Many accidents occur when
employees service equipmentemployees service equipment

Lockout/tagout (LOTO) is a Lockout/tagout (LOTO) is a
warning and prevention system warning and prevention system
for unexpected for unexpected
startup and release startup and release
of stored energyof stored energy
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28. Lockout/tagoutLockout/tagout

Ensure that unexpected startup Ensure that unexpected startup
or release of stored energy will or release of stored energy will
not occurnot occur

Inform others that Inform others that
lockout/tagout is lockout/tagout is
being appliedbeing applied
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29. Process safety Process safety
managementmanagement

Helps prevent the unwanted Helps prevent the unwanted
release of hazardous chemicalsrelease of hazardous chemicals

Employees involved in Employees involved in
operating a process operating a process
need training in the need training in the
processprocess
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30. Process safety Process safety
managementmanagement

Training is required for Training is required for
employees who operate a employees who operate a
process that involves:process that involves:
•a chemical at or above a chemical at or above
the specified threshold the specified threshold
quantitiesquantities
•pressure vessels/pressure vessels/
storage tanksstorage tanks
•piping systemspiping systems
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31. Process safety Process safety
managementmanagement

Training is required for Training is required for
employees who operate a employees who operate a
process that involves:process that involves:
•relief and vent systemsrelief and vent systems
•emergency shutdown emergency shutdown
systemssystems
•controlscontrols
•pumpspumps
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32. Process safety Process safety
managementmanagement

Training emphasizes:Training emphasizes:
•specific safety/health hazardsspecific safety/health hazards
•proceduresprocedures
•emergency operations that include emergency operations that include
shutdownsshutdowns
•safe practices applicable to job safe practices applicable to job
taskstasks
•significant changes in processessignificant changes in processes
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33. Safe lifting techniquesSafe lifting techniques

Most back problems are Most back problems are
preventablepreventable

There are a variety of There are a variety of
stresses that improper stresses that improper
lifting, twisting, lifting, twisting,
bending can put on bending can put on
the backthe back
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34. Safe lifting techniquesSafe lifting techniques

Back problems can include:Back problems can include:
•strains and sprainsstrains and sprains
•torn ligamentstorn ligaments
•ruptured/slipped disksruptured/slipped disks
•muscle spasmsmuscle spasms

Back problems are Back problems are
not necessarily not necessarily
connected with workconnected with work
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35. Safe lifting techniquesSafe lifting techniques

Non work-related factors can Non work-related factors can
contribute to back problems, contribute to back problems,
such as poor posture and such as poor posture and
physical conditionphysical condition

Keep knees slightly Keep knees slightly
higher than hips higher than hips
when sittingwhen sitting
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36. Safe lifting techniquesSafe lifting techniques

Keep shoulders and upper back Keep shoulders and upper back
straightstraight

Don’t slouchDon’t slouch

Stand straight with Stand straight with
weight centered over weight centered over
your hipsyour hips
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37. Safe lifting techniquesSafe lifting techniques

Keep knees slightly bent when Keep knees slightly bent when
lying down, or sleep on your lying down, or sleep on your
backback

Sleeping on the stomach Sleeping on the stomach
can lead to a morning can lead to a morning
backachebackache

Follow safe lifting Follow safe lifting
techniquestechniques
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38. Electrical safetyElectrical safety

Hundreds of deaths are Hundreds of deaths are
attributed to contact with attributed to contact with
electrical current each yearelectrical current each year

Avoid becoming a Avoid becoming a
statistic by using statistic by using
safe work practicessafe work practices
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39. Hearing conservationHearing conservation

Noise is a pervasive Noise is a pervasive
occupational health problemoccupational health problem

Noise is a by-product of Noise is a by-product of
many industrial many industrial
processesprocesses
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40. Hearing conservationHearing conservation

How you are affected by noise How you are affected by noise
depends on:depends on:
•loudness and frequencyloudness and frequency
•length of exposurelength of exposure
•your age and healthyour age and health
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41. Hearing conservationHearing conservation

Noise can:Noise can:
•make you tired and irritablemake you tired and irritable
•increase your stress levelincrease your stress level
•make you miss hearing make you miss hearing
important warnings/important warnings/
instructionsinstructions

Employers must take Employers must take
steps to reduce noise steps to reduce noise
levelslevels
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42. Hearing conservationHearing conservation

PPE must be used if noise levels PPE must be used if noise levels
cannot be reducedcannot be reduced

Understand noise Understand noise
hazards, and take hazards, and take
appropriate precautions appropriate precautions
when exposed to when exposed to
excessive noiseexcessive noise
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