Systematic Approach to Managing Ohs

They will ensure that all equipment, including hazardous materials including cleaning materials and flammable substances are labelled and stored correctly and locked away securely.

There are a number of records that should be kept in the sense that they will assist with both teaching and learning, and there are a number of records that have legal implications and need to be kept and updated.

There should not be any information held which is not relevant to the resident or their care. A resident's record should never be kept longer than necessary.

Answer: We do have use annual performance reviews but our performance management is informal. One technique we use is to track conversations and if over time there is a need to make changes, then we will make them when needed (Larson).

records must be taken of what has been said by the individual; these records must also include the date, time and place

Outcome 2.1 explain how to maintain records that are up to date, complete, accurate and legible;

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* Make a written objective record that includes time and date, exact words as far as possible, the name of the person to whom the concern was reported, the name of any other person present at the time of observation or disclosure.

Health and Safety at Work Act: Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 ( as amended 2002 ); Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (

ASSESSMENT: BSBWHS401A - Implement and monitor WHS policies, procedures and programs to meet legislative requirements

Evaluation and review. Monitor progress regularly to know if course or actions is effective or if needs to be improved.

 Ensure the date, day and time of the appointment is recorded precisely to requirements as well as the estimated length of time of the appointment.

"Suitable and sufficient" assessment includes determining the hazardous substances that are to be encountered, assessing the risks they present to health, calculating the quantity the duration and how frequently the substances are used, how hazardous they are and what the exposure routes and finally deciding on the action needed to prevent exposure or to reduce it as far as is reasonably practicable. This will also include the actions to be taken in an Emergency, to clear up any spills and to safely dispose of any residues. Except for the most trivial cases, the conclusions of this assessment must be recorded, made readily accessible and reviewed regularly.

Examining documentation such as case notes using an established tool such as the NMC guidance or the Essence of Care guidelines can measure performance of a professional and their documentation. This spot-checking allows you to view employees' "everyday" behavior, which may differ from performance immediately before scheduled reviews.

Hazardous chemicals include flammable liquids, acids, gases and solvents. This should all be included in the Production Risk Assessment for each performance and should state each substance that is to be used. The substances should be used in accordance with requirements set out in the Safety Data Sheet included in the risk assessments.