Accidents OSH
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1) Accidents in the workplace can be caused by unsafe actions of employees or unsafe situations. Common causes of unsafe actions include inattention, carelessness, lack of experience, or inadequate training. 2) To prevent accidents, employers must ensure safe working methods, proper supervision, clear instructions, safe machinery and equipment, and a workplace free of hazards like noise, temperature extremes, or poor lighting. Employees should also immediately address any unsafe situations or actions. 3) An accident prevention policy outlines a company's commitment to prevention at all levels through management responsibility, training, inspections, reporting of incidents, and investigations to identify causes and prevent future accidents. Any workplace accident must be reported, investigated, analyzed, and used
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- 1. MODULE 3- ACCIDENTS SAFE COMPANY
- 2. ACCIDENTS AND HOW TO AVOID THEM An "accident at work" resulting in physical injury. Near miss: neither injury nor damage. • Causes: unsafe actions (80% of accidents), which are conscious employees´ actions that create new risks, and unsafe situations (20%) are situation in which risks are not under control and that can lead to an accident • Corporate culture often plays a major role • Accidents involving minor injuries occur ten times more frequently than serious accidents, but these are generally not reported. Investigation needed. • Accident pyramid: many minor incidents and less obvious risk situations ultimately lead to serious accidents. • Human failure (inattention, carelessness, a lack of experience or inadequate training) can lead to unsafe actions or situations.
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