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First Aid and CPR Training.Student NameProfesso
First Aid and CPR Training.
Student Name:
Professors Name:
Date.
Introduction
A training program is an organized description of activities and resources used to provide guidance and techniques to a group of people sharing a common interest.
First Aid and Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training is essential for employees general safety whenever they are faced with life threatening events.
The skills forms the basis of lifesaving techniques that required during emergences.
First Aid and CPR Training outline.
Topic to consider: How to handle accidents resulting from burns and cuts.
Aim of the training: To provide skills that will help to reduce accidents and risks resulting from burns and cuts in workplaces.
Training objectives.
Provide skills on how to handle individual with accidental burns and cuts.
Train employees on how to reduce accidents at workplace.
Train employees to assess and accident predisposing factors.
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Expected learning outcomes
By the end of the training session trainees must be able to:
Identify and apply OSHA standards.
Apply skills acquired to minimize accidents.
Utilize skills learned to assess and report accident related incidences.
Use the skills acquired to help individual with accidental cuts and burns.
Assessment, evaluation, and reflection
Using quizzes,
use of test questions,
Testing practical and field application of learned skills.
assessing the trainees based on their responses and reactions.
Use of fire drills to assess effectiveness of learning process.
Stepwise training process.
Preventing burns and cuts related accidents.
Roles of workers.
Avoid handling naked electrical cables or wires barely.
Use appropriate skills to keep of fire.
Roles of employer.
Establish accident and hazard preventive measures.
Provide frequent first aid and accident management trainings.
Cont.…
First aid CPR responses on;
Accidental cut injuries.
For minor injuries, clean and disinfect the cut area with antiseptics
for severe injuries, ensure bleeding is stopped applying pressure.
immediately contact emergency for further treatment
Cont.…..
First aid CPR responses on;
b. Accidental burns.
determine the severity of burns.
if not severe use cold water to cool the burnt
cover the region with clean dry material
for serious burns burns, elevate the part as you call for emergency for further treatment.
5. Challenges, Complaints, and issues.
Upon identifying accidental cuts or burns report immediately to your supervisor,
Supervisor will convey the issues to the safety and risk prevention department.
Upon communication management will handle the underlying safety threats.
6.Effective communication.
a. Employer to Worker.
Information must be effectively, timely and clearly communicated to all employees.
worker to the employer.
Identified risk and safety threats must be conveyed to the relevant authority immediately.
c. Trainer to the employees.
A t ...
OHS Training Manual
This document provides an overview of occupational health and safety (OHS) topics including:
1. Definitions of OHS, its objectives, and benefits. Common workplace hazards like noise, chemicals, and ergonomic issues are discussed.
2. Training requirements for topics like fire safety, material handling, working at heights, and forklift operation.
3. The importance of OHS worldwide in terms of lives lost and economic costs from work-related injuries and illnesses each year.
4. Specific workplace hazards are explored in more depth like machines, confined spaces, temperature extremes, and electricity. Control strategies for mitigating risks are also addressed.
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1. The course covers workplace health and safety procedures, hygiene practices, and food preparation skills. It aims to teach students how to identify hazards, assess risks, and minimize risks through proper procedures and use of personal protective equipment.
2. Common hazards in the kitchen include biological, chemical, physical, ergonomic, and psychosocial risks. The document provides examples of each type of hazard.
3. A key part of the course is risk assessment - the process of identifying hazards, analyzing risks, and determining how to eliminate or control risks. Students will learn contingency planning and how to properly use protective equipment like aprons and hair nets
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Good Practice for Manual Handling and Hand Safety
- 1. Good Practice for Manual Handling & Hand Safety. (2 days) Course Description: This high-impact and value added course provides an interesting perspective into occupational health, safety, employees welfare, identifying the duties of employees and employer, and explains what to do in minimizing the risks of injuries and accidents due to Manual Handling activities and Hand Safety practices. Who Should Attend: This course is to help those who are about to work, or have begun to expand into Health & Safety matters – to understand the importance of body health and overall safety as well as the potential hazards they face at their related workplaces (office, laboratories, workshops, etc). Course Content: The course identifies employers and employees responsibilities respectively for looking after themselves and others, to help them understand why they are carrying out their identified duties while explaining what is expected of them to ensure that they contribute to the safety of the workplace. Participants will be able to understand the need to prevent accidents caused by improper Manual Handling processes, identify how their role fits into the control and management of the workplace based on ergonomics principles, understand the need for work risk assessments and method statements and appreciate the need to perform safely. Furthermore it will raise awareness of the need to be reporting of unsafe acts to prevent an accident or further reoccurrence of unsafe acts. Course Learning Outcomes: At the end of this course, the participant should be able to: 1. Understand the regulations and standards of Occupational Safety & Health regarding Manual Handling and Ergonomics. 2. Define the types of hazards and sources of hazards at workplace and how to prevent potential hazards due to Manual Handling 3. Explain the roles and functions of ergonomics. 4. Discuss the effects of poor working conditions and unhealthy environment to the employees 5. Discuss the causes of workplace accidents, the requirements for safeguarding those accidents and identifying the methods to prevent accidents. 6. Develop various practical ways and counter measures to improve work activities. Course activities for participants: Group project, group presentation, video shows, self-assessment activity. Duration: This is a 2-Day event . Trainer & Facilitator: Associate Professor Abdul Shukor bin Abdullah.
- 2. COURSE MODULES – Good Practice for Manual Handling & Hand Safety. DAY ONE Module 1. Introduction to Occupational Safety & Health, Manual Handling and Ergonomics. • Overview of Occupational Health & Safety within the context of Malaysian environment. • Current issues, statistics on workplace related accident and injuries, major concerns • Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) 1994 related to Manual Handling • Sections 15, 16, 24, 25 of OSHA 1994 – Regulations from DOSH, Malaysia • Manual Handling issues in a controlled environment workplace. • Typical accidents and injuries caused by manual handling activities. Module 2. Manual Handling Hazard Identification and Control Measures • Type of Hazards, Risks and Potential Accidents associated with Manual Handling • Hazard Identification & Recording Methods • Workplace Inspection Checklist • 7 factors for causing Manual Handling related injuries and long term pains • Practical Session – Manual Handling Hazards Identification Process DAY TWO Module 3. Ergonomics – To minimise the risk to body pains and injuries to hands. • An introduction to Ergonomics and its relation to OSHA 1994 Regulations • Sources and Symptoms of Ergonomics Hazards at workplaces • Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD) and Body Pains • Ergonomics Hazards and their effects to employees and the organisation • Counter measures and solutions to preventing injuries to employees.
- 3. • Practical Session – Workplace Ergonomics Assessment Module 4. Practical Counter Measures to Avoid Injuries due to Manual Handling • Steps to prevent Injuries • NIOSH Lifting Guidelines • 5 Hierarchy of Control components • Root Cause Analysis • Management of Back bones Module 5. Course Review Session and Action Plans Prepared by: Assoc. Prof. Abdul Shukor