Week 8 - Health Safety Flashcards

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What is sustainability according to Brundtland Commission (1987)

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Is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

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What is the triple bottom line? (John Ellington, 1997)

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• People - social performance
• Profit - economic performance
• Planet - environmental performance

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What are sustainable facilities? (Brundtland Commission, 1987)

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Are facilities that meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

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What are sustainable systems? (Brundtland Commission 1987)

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Are systems that meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

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5
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Who inspects, enforces and investigates health and safety issues in warehousing facilities?

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The health and safety executive - they are the Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety

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What do the Health and safety executive do? (2)

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• They are dedicated to protecting people and places and helping everyone lead safer and healthier lives
• They work to ensure people feel safe where they live, where they work and in their environment

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7
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What are the main causes of injury? (7)

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8
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What is the employer’s responsibility for health and safety in a warehouse? (3)

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• Provision of a health and safety statement policy
• Provision of safety equipment
• Commitment to train staff

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What is the employee’s responsibility for health and safety in a warehouse? (2)

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• Obligation to cooperate with their employer
• Obligation to undertake training, report issues and not to misuse equipment

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What is the manufacturer’s responsibility for health and safety in a warehouse?

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Ensure product is safe to use and fit for purpose

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What does a structured approach to health and safety management in the warehouse look like? (5)

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• Identify the hazards
• Decide who might be harmed and how
• Evaluate the risks and decide precautions
• Record and communicate your findings and implement them
• Review your risk assessment regularly and update if necessary

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12
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What is logistics’ GHG emissions? (4)

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• 82% carbon dioxide
• 9% methane
• 6% nitrous oxide
• 3% fluorinated gases

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13
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What are the different logistics processes that contribute to GHG emissions? (5)

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• Transportation (28%)
• Agriculture (10%)
• Industry (20%)
• Commercial & residential (10%)
• Electricity (32%)

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14
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How can warehouse energy usage help the environment? (3

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• Lighting and heating usage control
• Comprehensive insulation
• Efficient use of daylight

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15
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What are the three types of packaging?

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• Primary (sales) packaging
• Secondary (grouping) packaging
• Tertiary (Transport) packaging

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16
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What is primary (sales) packaging? + examples (2)

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• Is packaging around a product at the point of purchase by the user/customer
• Examples: Bottles, tins, plastic covers or wrapping

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What is secondary (grouping) packaging? + examples (2)

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• Is packaging that groups a number of items together until the point of sale
• Examples: inner or outer boxes, or strapping

18
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What is tertiary (transport) packaging? + example (2)

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• Is handling and transportation packaging for a number of grouped items as a single unit load
• Example: pallets

19
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10C’s approach to decarbonising logistics (McKinnon 2018) (5)

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• Corporate motivation to Calculate emissions
• Commit to targets and then Consider possible options
• Collaborate with others then evaluate Costs
• Choose appropriate actions potentially considering Carbon offsetting
• Cut emissions and calibrate the strategy

20
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What drives sustainability?

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• Customers
• Strategy
• Government compliance (net 0 by 2050)

21
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What is the supply chain management impact on sustainability?

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Supply chain management aims to eliminate waste

22
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Example of the role technology can have on sustainability?

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Forklift trucks - technology development can allow for electric models to be used as opposed to combustion models which will improve indoor air quality