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- 1. Employee Benefits, Risk Management and Safety SAISD
- 8. Factors Increasing the Risk of Slips, Trips and Falls Clutter Not Paying Attention
- 9. Factors Increasing the Risk of Slips, Trips and Falls Not Paying Attention Improper Method of Carrying Items
- 10. Other common hazards to Look out for Report these dangers
- 16. Questions Contact Us: 210-554-8531
Editor's Notes
- Introduction to the Occupational Health and Safety Department. Safety Manager and OHS specialists. Importance of this department.
- SAISD employees statistics
- Discuss the importance of this injuries and they affect our job performance.
- Statics from TDI and WC claims
- Discuss……….
- Discuss the importance of being physically and mentally prepared for your work day.
- Group discussion
- Group discussion
- The working environment of SAISD facilities.
- Ask participants if they know of any injuries caused by one of these risk factors. Have them tell what the injury was, the risk factor and how could have it been avoided. Remember, without good housekeeping practices, any other preventative measures such as installation of sophisticated flooring, specialty footwear or training on techniques of walking will never be fully effective.
- 1. Prop fire door 2. Storing materials in stairwells 3. Store trash cans in front of doorway 4. Use of cinder block 5. Chair blocking emergency cut off valve.
- Slip: if it is wet outside and the mat is folded back, then the floor is getting wet instead of the mat absorbing the water. Trip: the mat is folded back and someone could catch their foot on the mat and trip. Fall: both a wet floor and caught foot could contribute to a fall.
- This slide represents a slip hazard. The electrical cord in the middle of the walkway. This cord is also plugged into to an electrical socket. What can we do to fix this? Rearrange the room so that the piece of equipment is closer to the outlet. Have an additional unit installed. Run the cord up the wall. Tape cord down with cautionary tape.
- Everyday objects found in the worplace.