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FIAT (Remember the Hierarchy of Machine Control)

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F Fixed
I Interlocked
A Adjustable
T Trip Devices

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ENITICE (Machinery Hazards- Mechanical

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E Entanglement 
N Nips 
T Trapping 
I Impact 
C Contact 
E Eject
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ERIC PDW (Risk Control Hierarchy)

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E Eliminate 
R Reduce 
I Isolate 
C Control 
P PPE 
D Discipline (IT IS)	
W Welfare
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SREDIM (Job Safety Analysis)

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S Select 
R Record 
E Evaluate or Examine 
D Develop 
I Implement 
M Maintain or Monitor
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BSAFE (Common Hazards from Electricity)

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B Burns 
S Shock 
A Arcing 
F Fires 
E Explosions
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M.E.E.P (Safe system of Work-SSW)

or update H&S policy when:

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M Materials
E Equipment and Plant
E Environment
P People

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ROPS:

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Roll- Over- Protective- Structure

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LEV:

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Local Exhaust Ventilation

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AUDIT:

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Systematic Formal Independent

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Definition of Incident

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An unplanned, unwanted sequence of events which had the potential to result in loss of some kind.

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Definition of Accident

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An unplanned, unwanted sequence of events which results in loss of some kind.

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Definition of Risk

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Risk is the likelihood that the harm from one or more particular hazards is realized/ or occurs.

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Definition of a Hazard

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Anything with the potential to cause harm (e.g. injury, ill health)

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CBA

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Cost
Benefit
Analysis

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ART

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Assessment of
Repetitive
Tasks

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MAC

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Manual Handling
Assessment
Charts

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17
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Hazard identification

OTC

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Observation,
Task analysis,
Checklists

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MSF

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Management
Systems
Failures

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19
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gareth finds conrwall pretty

GFCP

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Gather info
Find root cause
control
plan

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SMART ER

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Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Realistic
Time bound
Everyone
Resourced
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CPD

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Correct
Prevent
Discover

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POD

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People
Observations
Documents

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HOC

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Hierarchy of control

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Planning

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Who
What
Where
When
How
Why
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Risk Assessment

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Identify
Who
Evaluate
Record
Review
26
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4 C’s - check this!!!

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Control
Competence
Communication
Co-operation
Culture
27
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ICED PEAS !!!!

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Impact
Crush
Ejection
Drawn In
Puncture
Entrapment
Abrasion
28
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PPPPS

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People
Procedures
Plant
Premises
Substances
29
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HAPE MEET

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History
Activity
People
Environment- Energy
Materials
Equipment
Environment
Technology
30
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RCS

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Risk Control System

31
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KISS

A

Keep
It
Simple
Stupid - Short

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WPS

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Workplace Precaution (lights, signs)

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EAU

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Exist
Adequate
Used

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OFI

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Opportunity
For
Improvement

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MI

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Management

Information

36
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SKATE

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Skills
Knowledge
Attitude- Ability
Training

37
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Risk Management

4 T’s

A

Tolerate
Treat
Transfer
Terminate

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Risk treatment options

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Reduce
Avoid
Retain
Transfer

39
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Risk Control

PPM

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Planned
Preventative
Maintenance

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RCM

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Routine
Condition
Monitoring

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BM

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Breakdown Maintenance

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EEE

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Engineering
Education
Enforcement

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WEL

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Workplace Exposure Limit

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PESTLE

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Political
Economic
Sociological
Technological
Legal
Environmental
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System

IIIOME

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Interacting
Interrelated
Interdependent
Orderly 
Manner
.
46
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Hazard

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A Hazard is something with the potential to cause harm

Eg. Using a ladder creates a hazard through the potential of the individual falling.

47
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Types of Hazard

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Physical
 Chemical
 Biological
 Ergonomic
 Psychological
48
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Examples of Physical Hazards

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  • electricity
  • work at height
  • radiation
  • vibration
  • noise
  • heat
  • trip hazards
  • moving machine parts
  • vehicles
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Examples of Chemical Hazards

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  • gases
  • liquid
  • solids
  • dusts
  • lead
  • mercury
  • sulphuric acid
  • silica
  • cement dust
50
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Examples of Biological Hazards

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  • bacteria
  • viruses
  • moulds, fungi & spores
  • hepatitis B virus
  • legionella bacteria
  • rabies virus
51
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Examples of Ergonomic Hazards

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  • frequent repetitive handling of small boxes leading to inflammation
  • stooping, twisting
  • manual handling
52
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Examples of Psychological Hazards

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  • exposure to highly traumatic events (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD)
  • bullying & harassment
  • unrealistic time-scales
  • risk of violence
53
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Risk

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A risk is the likelihood that a hazard will cause harm in combination with the severity of injury, damage or loss that might foreseeable occur

54
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Risk Assessment

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The formalised process of identifying hazards, evaluating the risk that they generate and then either eliminating or controlling the risk to an acceptable level
Eg. An untrained person operating a forklift creates a risk through the likelihood of an accident occurring due to lack of training and familiarity with the equipment, of which the severity could be great.

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Safe systems of work (SSW)

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A safe system of work is a formal procedure based on a systematic examination of the work in order to identify the hazards. It defines safe methods of working which eliminate those hazards or minimise the risks associated with them

56
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SSW - 3 key elements

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Formal - documented
Systematic examination of work in order to identify the hazards
Defines safe methods

  • Analyse task, identify hazards and assess the risks
  • Introduce controls and formulate procedures
  • Instruct and train personnel in the use of the system
  • Monitor and review the system

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