Space Entry Program

Before I start work, I ensure that the environment is spacious to avoid any accidents. By ensuring that the floor is dry and clear of any obstruction or material that could result to risk of an accident to both the service user and member of staff in line with Health and Safety first Aids Regulations 1987. I carry out checks on the residential areas and on the surroundings, fire checks and parked the wheelchairs and Zimmer frames in their appropriate places to avoid any accidents. I check to see that all doors and windows were locked and secured and areas are hazard

Other possible hazards are doors and exit points. Doors should have a spring device to close on themselves once they’re open to minimise anyone leaving without being notices, secure stair-gates should be fitted at both ends to minimise falls, and the main entrance should have a secure lock/ buzzer system to minimise unlawful entry or exit.

Our employees have the benefit of a safety first oriented work environment and will not experience retaliation when bringing any safety concerns

The Practice strives to provide a safe, healthy work environment, including proper procedures for infection control and protecting employees from exposure to infectious diseases. To achieve this goal the Practice will comply (and will require employee compliance) with all Occupational Safety and Health Act ("OSHA"), Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA"), and State Department of Health requirements, laws and regulations for workplace safety and health.

Document cleaning of surfaces and equipment procedures and keep disinfection and sterilisation processes up to date

Facilities – we check the facilities every day for any hazards or dangers such as wet floors/hall way and any hazards that could cause accidents such as tripping over objects or slipping on wet floors. We must make sure all exits are clear and accessible in case of a fire alarm or emergencies. We check the indoor/outdoor environment

“(2) An employer who produces a hazardous product in a workplace shall ensure that every worker who works with or who may be exposed in the course of his or her work to the hazardous product is informed about all hazard information of which the employer is or ought to be aware concerning the hazardous product and its use, storage and handling.”

Maintain competency and keep record of sterilization of equipments related to this contract. The records of such procedures may be requested by CSC up to twice annually to confirm compliance and for accreditation purposes.

CLEAPSS Hazcards (which stands for: Consortium of Local Education Authorities for the Provision of Science Services) are used in schools and other education centres to give potential hazards and information for technician staff that use concentrated chemicals to prepare more dilute solutions for a class/lesson. In working environments they are used to produce data sheets for chemical manufacturers to give all relevant information for all of the products that they use. Details referencing what to avoid when using the substance, exposure limits and any specific hazards will also be displayed on the hazcards. The CLEAPSS service also provides; newsletters for schools, free

Employers must take all necessary steps to keep workers safe in confined spaces, including following the OSHA Construction Confined Spaces standard. This standard applies to both new constructions in a pit and alterations and/or upgrades. Among the pit-related tasks covered by the standard are:

Interning in the current biggest project in north America, there are definitely many site specific safety issues that have to be addressed. I believe that the most important issue on this jobsite is the access areas. As a field coordinator, walking up and down all the time, I have encountered many issues with the access to different portions of the building, making it difficult for some

It is the responsibility of management at Best Sanitizers, Inc. to confirm that all applicable personnel

By regular reviewing of the company’s policies on Health and Safety non-compliance can be prevented, if non-compliance happens, then it is actioned upon. I thrive to make sure that all areas identified within the HSE regulators are covered in a clear and understandable written form and also making sure that there is an appointed person to hold responsibility of each aspect of Health and Safety compliance.

After completing the school safety inspection checklist at Falling Creek Middle school there were some strengths and some weakness observed. The first strength was signage and entrances system. In the course of my walk-through I witnessed the officer manager and secretary have all visitors sign in on a clipboard and then send their license through the rafter system before entering the main part of the school building. I truly appreciated noticing this process as an educator. As a result of this procedure it safeguards students in the building and protect all staff member. Equally important to the signage and entrances system the amount of exiting sign in the building stood out to me as being strength. I have worked at Falling Creek Middle for

Risk management should include access to facility, an emergency action plan, PAR-Q, informed consent, and staff certification. Baylor’s SLC is a textbook example of good risk management planning. The Student Life Center has one accessible entrance to the facility which is monitored and controlled by swiping ID card or using biometrics to confirm membership. Practicing fire safety drills at least once a semester and every time the fire alarm gets tripped, active shooter precautions, tornado and severe weather protocol. These protocols have been taught to all workers and booklets are provided for exits and safe locations during such events. These locations must of course be accessible to every member in the building including handicapped or disabled guests. Elevators are available along with accessible routes and areas that are wheelchair or crutch accessible. This is due to the fact that all facilities should be ADA compliant. Signage, warning, and ADA signs should be hung where people can obviously view them. Jeff Walter described that all these signs have been posted above every water fountain in the building, high traffic locations and safe areas such as locker rooms, stairwells, the 1st floor restrooms. ADA signs are put on stairwells, doors and elevators while OSHA signs tend to be where employees must walk. Walter’s commented on the fact that OSHA signs tend to be mostly in the pool area due to labeling, documents, and chemical factors. The