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    This document provides information on mechanical workshop safety. It defines safety as performing work properly and effectively without harming equipment, tools, or operators. The purpose of safety is to prolong the life of equipment and operators. Hazards are anything that could cause injury or illness and risks refer to the likelihood of harm from hazards. Accidents are undesired events that cause health issues, damage or losses. The document outlines various workplace hazards and how to identify them using signs. It discusses personal protective equipment and when different types should be worn. Proper lifting techniques and equipment, waste disposal procedures, and fire safety basics are also covered.

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    Mechanical Workshop Safety

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    This document provides information on mechanical workshop safety. It defines safety as performing work properly and effectively without harming equipment, tools, or operators. The purpose of safety is to prolong the life of equipment and operators. Hazards are anything that could cause injury or illness and risks refer to the likelihood of harm from hazards. Accidents are undesired events that cause health issues, damage or losses. The document outlines various workplace hazards and how to identify them using signs. It discusses personal protective equipment and when different types should be worn. Proper lifting techniques and equipment, waste disposal procedures, and fire safety basics are also covered.

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    This document provides information on mechanical workshop safety. It defines safety as performing work properly and effectively without harming equipment, tools, or operators. The purpose of safety is to prolong the life of equipment and operators. Hazards are anything that could cause injury or illness and risks refer to the likelihood of harm from hazards. Accidents are undesired events that cause health issues, damage or losses. The document outlines various workplace hazards and how to identify them using signs. It discusses personal protective equipment and when different types should be worn. Proper lifting techniques and equipment, waste disposal procedures, and fire safety basics are also covered.

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    Mechanical Workshop Safety

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    This document provides information on mechanical workshop safety. It defines safety as performing work properly and effectively without harming equipment, tools, or operators. The purpose of safety is to prolong the life of equipment and operators. Hazards are anything that could cause injury or illness and risks refer to the likelihood of harm from hazards. Accidents are undesired events that cause health issues, damage or losses. The document outlines various workplace hazards and how to identify them using signs. It discusses personal protective equipment and when different types should be worn. Proper lifting techniques and equipment, waste disposal procedures, and fire safety basics are also covered.

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    Mechanical

    Workshop
    Safety
    Definition
    Safety means “ Doing the technical job
    properly and effectively without any mishap
    either to the equipment, Tools or Operator i.e.
    to reduce hazards
    The ‘control of accidental loss’.

    Purpose
    To prolong the life of the equipment and
    operator
    What do I need to consider
    Hazards
    • A hazard is anything that could hurt
    you or make you sick.
    • Observable or predicted from
    knowledge.
    • What could hurt you or make you
    sick where you work?
    Risk
    • Not directly observable - probability of harm
    to system elements being realised from
    exposure to hazards and danger.

    • Means the likelihood that a specified


    undesired event will occur due to the
    realisation of a hazard by, or during work
    activities or by the products and services
    created by work activities.
    Accident

    Undesired circumstances which give


    rise to ill-health or injury, damage to
    property, plant, products or the
    environment; production losses or
    increased liabilities.
    Knowing about
    workplace hazards
    A hazard is
    anything that
    can

    cut you
    A hazard is
    anything that
    can

    trip you
    A hazard is
    anything that
    can

    burn you
    A hazard is
    anything that
    can

    crush you
    A hazard is
    anything that
    can

    hurt your
    hearing
    A hazard is
    anything that
    can

    hurt your
    eyes
    A hazard is
    anything that
    can

    make you
    sick
    Knowing about
    Hazards Signs
    Hazard signs

    Your workplace has signs to remind


    you to be careful.

    What does this sign


    mean?
    Hazard signs

    What does this sign


    mean?
    Hazard signs

    What does this sign


    mean?
    The best workers
    work safely
    What are our safety rules?

    • Follow safety instructions


    • Wear Personal Protective Equipment
    • Handling Workplace Equipment
    Safely
    • Keeping the work area safe
    Knowing about
    safety gear
    Protective clothing

    The use of protective clothing is a common way


    of minimizing exposure to different hazards
    Personal Protective Equipment

    To keep you safe at work you must wear


    safety equipment.
    When would you wear these?
    When would you wear these?
    When would you wear this?
    When would you wear these?
    When would you wear these?
    When would you wear these?
    When would you wear these?
    Knowing about the
    safety signs
    What should you do when you
    see this sign?

    Wear safety glasses


    What should you do when you
    see this sign

    Wear ear muffs or ear


    plugs.
    What should you do when you
    see this sign?

    Wear safety gloves.


    Knowing about
    manual handling
    Lifting

    What type of lifting equipment do we use?

    Why is it important to lift things using the


    right equipment?
    What things can we lift
    with our hands?
    What things need more than
    one person to lift them?
    What do we use pallet jacks for?
    When do we use a forklift?
    Keeping your
    workplace safe
    Machines and safety

    What machines do you use?

    What safety checks must you do first?


    Disposing of waste

    What is waste at your workplace?

    What should be done with waste?


    Keeping your work area safe

    What would
    you do if this
    was you?
    Make your workplace safe
    Keeping your work area safe

    What is wrong here?


    Which picture shows the safe workplace?
    How to Prevent
    Fires
    Fire Safety

    • Minimize the potential risk of fires


    • Minimize the danger to staff
    • Maintenance of fire precautions
    • Fire actions
    • Fire extinguishers
    Types of Fire Extinguishers

    • RED
    Water for wood, paper, textile and
    solid material fires.
    • CREAM
    Foam for oil, fat and liquid fires.
    • BLUE
    Dry powder for oil, fat liquid and
    electrical fires
    Types of Fire Extinguishers

    • BLACK
    Carbon dioxide for liquid and
    electrical fires.
    • YELLOW
    Wet chemical for cooking oil fires.
    Classification of Burns

    Superficial
    Reddening and discoloration of the skin.
    Some swelling
    Partial Thickness
    Combination of discoloration, swelling and
    blistering of the skin.
    Full Thickness
    Pitted/charred appearance
    Treatment of Burns

    • Initially cool under running water for 10 minutes.


    • Apply a non adhesive sterile dressing.
    • Do not apply adhesive dressing or remove
    damaged skin.
    Eye Protection
    First Aid for Eyes

    • Examine the eye


    • Irrigating the eye
    • Chemical contamination
    What do you do if someone gets
    hurt at work?

    If there is an accident or something that


    could hurt someone
    •Tell your team leader
    •Get help

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