Basic health and safety involve fundamental practices and protocols to ensure the well-being of individuals in various environments. This includes measures such as proper ergonomics, fire safety, first aid knowledge, hazard awareness, and adherence to safety guidelines. Implementing these basics fosters a secure and healthy environment for everyone.

1. BASIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
PRESENTATION BY VOTE DANIEL
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2. TRAINING OBJECTIVES
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 Starting and completing tasks
safely
 Developing safe and positive
habits/culture
 To minimize damages to people,
assets, environment and
organization.
NEVER MISS THE TARGET OF BEING SAFE
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3. BASIC DUTIES
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 To ensure the safety of co-workers
at work and General Public.
 To ensure my own safety.
 To use work instruments / equipment safely and
in accordance with training and guidelines.
 To ensure the use of all PPEs by
me and my co-workers .
 To report any unsafe act,
condition, near miss and safe act.

4. WHAT IS SAFETY?
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Is a state of being protected from potential harm or
something that has been designed to protect and
prevent harm.
“Freedom From Danger, Risk or Injury”
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5. HAZARD, RISK, NEAR-MISS, ACCIDENTS AND CONTROL
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Hazard: Potential to cause an injury or damage.
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Risk: The risk is a combination of consequences and the
possibility that the harm from hazard is realized.
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Near Miss: Any incident which could have resulted in injury
to person or damage to plant or equipment or harm to
environment, or any activity, which if allowed to continue,
could have the potential to cause an accident.
Accident: Is an unwanted, unexpected or unplanned event,
typically resulting in damage or injury.

6. UNSAFE ACTS, UNSAFE CONDITION, NEARMISS, ACCIDENT
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7. HAZARD, RISK, NEAR-MISS, ACCIDENTS AND CONTROL
CONTROL
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HAZARDS OCCURS FROM…
 Workplace and Environment
 Tools and Equipment
 Poor planning and designing
 Poor procedure
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF HAZARDS
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9. HIRARCHY OF CONTROLS
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10. TOOLBOX TALK
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Toolbox talks are short, informal
meetings that focus on health and
safety topics related to a specific
job or work environment.
Toolbox talk place should be free
from danger.
 Give everyone a chance to talk.
 Make sure everyone can hear
and see you.
 Toolbox talk help workers keep
the importance of observing
safety practices at the top of
their minds.
Increases safety awareness and
alertness and reduces workplace
injuries.
Promotes team communication
and job knowledge.
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CAUSES OF ACCIDENT
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ACCIDENT PREVENTION & REPORTING.
 Following established safe work
procedures and policies.
 Using task specific PPE as
required.
 Reporting any hazards or near
misses to their supervisors
immediately.
 Participating in health and
safety training.
Routine Inspections.
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