No manager wants to see employees get hurt, but few are fully prepared to play meaningful roles in safety. The Manager’s Guide to Workplace Safety is designed to provide managers with the... More > relevant knowhow and proactive approaches to understand and take on safety management. With over 70 years of combined safety-training experience, authors R. Scott Stricoff and Donald R. Groover have worked with executives, managers, and supervisors from across the world to make significant advances in keeping people safe, engaged, and motivated in the workplace. Going beyond the generalities of typical safety resources, this book provides practical guidance on what an individual with management responsibility should do to support and drive safety excellence.< Less
2009 Guidelines for First Aid, CPR and using an AED for the lay-rescuer. Covers the basics steps to take while waiting for emergency services to arrive during a medical emergency.
A safety manual and accident prevention program are the foundation of a safety program but they do not complete it. A complete safety program includes the policies herein in addition to training... More > classes, safety committees and meetings, medical examinations, organized employment and injury reports, safety bulletin boards, management communications, environmental policies, proper maintenance of equipment, observation of processes and procedures for on-site and remote sites operations, safety inspections and such other practices. The most important component, however, is for the employer and employee to share an attitude of safety.< Less
Safety on a construction site is paramount. In the painting and decorating industry there are particular health and safety issues relating to using products and also working at height. Ensuring that... More > a site is as safe as possible is a shared responsibility between employers and their workforce.
Employers must create safe working conditions and provide their workers with adequate training, where safety rules, regulations and guidelines are explained and made available to employees.
Employees for their part must understand what is expected of them and develop the skills to identify and reduce potential hazards in the workplace. This involves watching, listening carefully and responding to safety instructions, as well as reading and acting upon written and graphical safety information. The implications for not complying with safety rules and guidelines can result in injury and even death.< Less
Increasing health and safety in the workplace is not difficult. It also does not require a large amount of time.
In Health Safety Training, you would learn:-
*Why Health Safety Is Extremely... More > Important
*The Essential Rules For Health Safety
*Dealing With The Issue Of Compliance In The Workplace
*Conflict Resolution In The Workplace
*The Appropriate Dress Code
*Reasonable Expectations Of The Workplace
*Planning For Emergencies
*Using Security Guards For Your Workplace
This book would be the exact guide you need towards starting out fast in your workplace's health safety. This book would be the perfect starting place for your workplace safety.< Less
The design and configuration of a workplace refers to the process of making a physical work space equipped and ready for the work that is required to be undertaken. Because the work will be performed... More > by human workers using machines, the workplace should be configured for the comfort and safety of humans. Human limitations and the capabilities of the human body should be kept in mind when selecting equipment that will be used for work and when installing or placing the equipment. Hence, the workplace as well as the work equipment should be ergonomically designed and the designer should consider human factors when making any decisions related to the configuration of the work place. This report discusses relevant themes related to the design and configuration of the workplace for optimal human performance.< Less
The design and configuration of a workplace refers to the process of making a physical work space equipped and ready for the work that is required to be undertaken. Because the work will be performed... More > by human workers using machines, the workplace should be configured for the comfort and safety of humans. Human limitations and the capabilities of the human body should be kept in mind when selecting equipment that will be used for work and when installing or placing the equipment. Hence, the workplace as well as the work equipment should be ergonomically designed and the designer should consider human factors when making any decisions related to the configuration of the work place. This report discusses relevant themes related to the design and configuration of the workplace for optimal human performance.< Less
This booklet is designed to help you, the employer, plan for the possibility of an emergency or disaster that affects you, your employees, and your business. The best way to protect yourself, your... More > workers, and your business is to expect the unexpected and develop a well-thoughout emergency action plan to guide you when immediate action is necessary.< Less
This student reference manual covers the information needed to complete the Occupational Safety Specialist (OSS) exam. The OSS provides an overview of the OSHA standards. Safety principles and... More > exploration of the Federal OSHA standards found in 29 CFR 1902, 1903, and 1910 standards that applies within organizations.< Less
This is the Student Text Book for the Professional Safety Auditor course offered by the Occupational Safety Training Institute. The text covers Job Hazard Analysis, Site Safety Inspections, and... More > Industrial Incident/Accident Investigations. The course will provide the student with the tools necessary to identify hazards, methods of abatement, and monitoring hazards in the workplace to reduce and eliminate employee injuries.< Less
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