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Active Reactive

Active Reactive You get different types of measures and they usually cover a large range. Usually these measures are considered active or reactive and can be used in conjunction with the other areas previously discussed: Qualitative (descriptive, less precise). Quantitative (factual information, more accurate). Objective (non-biased). Subjective (opinion based). ACTIVE Audits (internal

How do you successfully set up a safe work procedure?

How do you successfully set up a safe work procedure? By following the steps below: Before commencing with setting up a safe work procedure, you need to choose the right team, for example, a person that works in the environment, a safety representative, a supervisor etc. Train your team in health and

Occupational Health & Safety Plan

Occupational Health & Safety Plan What is a Occupational Health & Safety Plan? A health and safety plan basically describe the potential hazards of any work on site, accompanied by policies, control measures selected to show how the company will mitigate or eliminate any of the hazards. So, a health and safety

Quality lighting

Quality lighting Bad lighting in the workplace can cause headaches, irritation to the eyes, eye dryness, blurry vision as well as eye strains. It can also cause various safety issues in the workplace, which at the end of the day decreases productivity. If your workplace has good lighting, it will make all

Operating a forklift

Operating a forklift The only staff members who should be allowed to operate a forklift, are those who has been trained properly and those who holds a forklift operator license. The appropriate PPE must be worn when operating a forklift, it usually consists of a hard hat, high visibility jacket and safety

What is a Health and Safety File?

What is a Health and Safety File? Health and safety file are a record of information focusing on the management of health and safety on projects for contractors. If implemented, it serves as protection against criminal liability and proves your level of compliance with regards to the Occupational Health & Safety Act

Fire Emergency Procedure

Fire Emergency Procedure Action on Discovering a Fire in a Building: Do not panic. Stay calm Immediately sound the fire alarm Leave the building by the nearest exit and close all doors [if possible] and assemble at the nearest gathering point. ONLY attempt

Procedure of application of lockout/tag out in your company.

Procedure of application of lockout/tag out in your company Application of Lockout/Tag Out Affected employees shall be notified by management or the authorised employee of lockout/tag out applications or removal. The notification shall be given before the controls are applied and after they are removed from the machine or equipment.

Emergency Evacuation

Emergency Evacuation Nothing is more important than emergency evacuation, find below 7 important steps to take into consideration with regards to a evacuation: When a building is in use, always ensure that the emergency exit door are able to be opened from the inside at all times. Any and

Cooking With Oil

Cooking With Oil Many people use oils when cooking meat, poultry, and veggies. To prevent injury: To avoid splashing, which can lead to minor burns, heat oil slowly. When putting your food into the pot or pan, do so slowly so the oil doesn't splash. Watch food that's on the stove or in

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