HM Chapter 8 Flashcards

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Average of how many american die from injuries while working?

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16

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2
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workers suffer from injuries on the job

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9000

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3
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goal of human factors

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human interaction which:
enhances performances
increases safety
increase user satisfaction

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4
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workplace safety

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good, safe, comfortable working environment for the operator

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Occupational safety

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avoidance of industrial accidents, in particular accidents that causes injury or fatality

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Occupational health

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avoidance of diseases and disorders induced by exposure to materials or conditions in the workplace

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7
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Define hazard

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set of conditions that can cause accidents

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Danger posed by hazard

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relative exposure to injury from hazard

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accident prevention

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short term approach to controlling worker, material, tools and purpose of reducing preventing the occurrence of accidents

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Safety Management

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long term strategic approach to reduce accidents

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accident prevention process

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identify the problem, collect data, analyze data, select remedy, implement remedy, monitor results

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12
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Domino theory

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Industrial injuries caused by accidents
accidents cause by energy source
energy source cause by unsafe act by people and unsafe condition of the workplace

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elements of safety program

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identify and measure job activities
established proper standards
measure worker performance
correct worker performance if needed

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14
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Multiple causation

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difficult to identify which factor was the major cause

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15
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% of accidents caused by unsafe acts

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88

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16
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% of accidents by unsafe conditions

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10

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17
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Define Human Errors

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a human mistake that causes an accident

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Job Factor

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task, methods, materials, equipment used in operations

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19
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errors of omission

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workers fail to take action that is called for

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20
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errors of commission

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workers take action but incorrect

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21
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factors affecting accident rates

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age, time on the job, fatigue, stress

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22
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Job factors include

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methods, equipment, materials

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23
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Accident ratio triangle

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1 major injury, 29 minor, 300 accidents

24
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% individuals who accumulated between 150 and 199

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% individuals who accumulated between 200 and 299
51
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% individuals who accumulated more than 300 LCU
79
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Positive Feedback Cycle
improve worker motivation by rewards
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ABC Model
antecedents: event that happens before behavior behavior: worker response to accident consequences: consequence of worker behavior, leading to injuries
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Job Safety Analysis
1. break job into elements in sequential order 2. examine each element critically for a potential hazard 3. identify ways to improve the safety of the element
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Job Safety analysis focus on:
worker, method, machine, material
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risk analysis
potential risk for a accident and reduction risk due to modification
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define premise
risk of injury cannot be completely eliminated
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3 E's
engineering, education, enforcement
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Engineering redesign
best; ensure strict safety without operators compliance
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common law
unwritten customs, interpreted by courts through judicial decisions
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statute law
enacted by legislators and enforced by executive branch
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administrative law
established by the executive branch and government agencies
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negligence
failure to exercise reasonable amount of care in preventing injury.
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gross negligence
failure to show the slightest care
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work comp objectives
provide income for work accident victims reduce court workload eliminate lawyer fees encourage employer interest in occupational health and safety
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define temporary partial
minor injury with full recovery, suffer some lost time
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Define Temporary Total
work not capable of performing work for a limited time, full recovery expected.
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Permanent Partial
Wont recover from injuries but can still work
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Permanent Total
serious injury where the worker cant work again
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To decrease worker comp cost:
implement safety program | implement proper medical management
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type of citations
``` De minimis (no penalty) Nonserious violation serious violation willful violation repeated violation imminent danger ```
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4 major program elements for effective ergonomics program
worksite analysis hazard control medical management training and education
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worksite analysis
identify hazards in a workplace
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hazard control
involves engineering controls, work practice controls, personal protective equipment, admin controls
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all equipment with handrails should have at least ___ illumination
10fc (100 lx)
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one way traffic requires ___ wider than the broadest vehicle
2ft
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Fire Triangle
Oxygen, Fuel, Heat
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Class A Fire Extinguishers
use water or foam
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Class B Fire Extinguishers
Flammable liquid using foam
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Class C Fire Extinguishers
electrical equipment using nonconductive foam
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Class D Fire Extinguishers
oxidizable metals