BUSINESS PRACTCE
LEVEL 2
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UNIT 5.4
LIFTING AND HANDLING OF MATERIALS
Any material listed as a scheduled substance must be handled transported and
stored within acceptable practices and procedures.
Employees expected to work with these materials must be trained and
understand the hazards of the material, including emergency action.
Employees must be provided with the correct safety equipment and clothing
to minimize the risk of injury and damage.
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Physical lifting and handling of materials
At work, you should avoid lifting heavy objects without either assistance from
others.
Bend your knees not your waist.
Fetch, don’t stretch
Work gradually
Keep your mind on reality
When using a jack or hoist, special training and handling instructions must be
followed.
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Working with chemicals and hazardous
waste
Adhere to the proper handling and storage procedures of any chemical substance.
Great care must always be exercised when disposing of chemicals down drains .
Paint factories have special traps installed in order to protect the sewers.
solvents in particular must never be allowed down drains, it can cause an explosion.
it is important to handle and dispose of waste correctly as this will help to prevent injury.
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UNIT 5.5
Reporting on health and safety issues
According to the Occupational Health and Safety Act:
Any employer who employs more than twenty employees, must appoint
health and safety representatives in writing, within four months.
One representatives per hundred employees is needed in shops and offices.
Representatives must be full-time employees and know of the conditions and
activities of the workplace that he or she is representing.
In an organisation, all the health and safety representatives are part of a
safety committee that deals with health, safety and environmental quality.
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THE FUNCTIONS OF HEALTH AND SAFETY REPRESENTATIVES
Identify potential hazards in the workplace and review health and safety
procedures
Inform the employer about potential hazards
Check if safety measures are taken
Submit a written report to the safety committee if an accident occurs
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INCIDENTS REPORTS
Immediate incident report
Follow-up incident report
Full incident reports
An agreed incident report format helps to ensure a quick and effective response
to any incident.
It provides the essential information in a logical order, allowing managers to
make sound decisions.
It is important that an incident reports states the facts, that is, states exactly
what happened.
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A FORMAT FOR AN IMMEDIATE INCIDENT REPORT
Who has the incident happened to?
When did the incident happen?
Where did the incident happen?
What exactly has happened?
What have you done about it?
What help do you need?
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A FORMAT FOR A FULL INCIDENT REPORT
Full chronological account of the incident
Who was involved
Reasons for any decisions taken
Lessons to learn from the incident
Identification of any failure of procedures
Date, author, role of author and signature
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THE GENERAL FLOW OF REPORTING STARTS WITH THE WORKER OR PERSON
IDENTIFYING HEALTH AND SAFETY RELATED MATTERS
The immediate supervisor informs the health and safety representative.
The health and safety representative reports to the employer.
Each person identifying and receiving report must attempt to correct or isolate any
threat.
If a worker does not report a health and safety issue, this could result to:
High costs
Loss of time
Lives being lost
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ACTIVITY 5.9
Draw and complete the incident report on page 102, make
up any other details needed.
It can be any incident report you wish to do.
Corrections will be done when we reopen
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