Learning from Incidents_example for industry.pptx
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A fire broke out at a company location, injuring one staff member who sustained 40% burns while attempting to put out the fire. The fire alarms sounded and personnel were safely evacuated, though there was some confusion among visitors about where to assemble. The injured person was transported to the hospital, but was not carried on a stretcher to the ambulance initially. Learnings from the incident included a need for better emergency response procedures, first aid training, and enforcement of safety measures like social distancing and PPE use during evacuations. Corrective actions focused on being prepared with safety equipment, adhering to distancing, controlling access during emergencies, and improving the medical response time.
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Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
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Learning from Incidents_example for industry.pptx
- 1. Learning from Incidents Example for Industry By: Eng. F. Ogano
- 2. What Happened On a particular date, (…) a fire broke out in a given location in a company. One of the kitchen staff attempted to put out the fire and sustained 40% burns. The fire set off the detectors leading to the sounding of the fire alarm. All personnel within the building were safely evacuated to the respective fire assembly points and the injured person was picked up by the ambulance and rushed to hospital while being given first response care by the clinic team
- 3. Learnings • There was confusion amongst visitors on how to respond and where to assemble • The casualty was poorly handled due to the lack of a stretcher to carry the injured personnel to the ambulance. • The evacuation response from staff was noted to be slow with reluctance to respond both to the emergency and the search and rescue operation that subsequently followed. • There were no trained first aiders to administer initial first aid care as the medical response team were awaited to arrive in the ambulance. • Staff and visitors responded without masks and the 1.5m social distancing rule was not observed within the assembly points
- 4. Corrective and Preventive Actions • Always have your PPE close by and always have your mask on you. • Social distancing in any gathering must be strictly adhered to for your safety and that of your neighbor. • All access and egress into the KPC facilities must be halted as soon as the emergency alarms sound to allow for movement of emergency vehicles and safe evacuation of personnel. • The medical standby team must be ready to respond to emergencies within a shorter time frame to minimize the chances of a fatality. • All staff must respond promptly to an alarm for your own safety • Security and safety teams must be better prepared to shuttle evacuees to the right assembly points and update the evacuees as information is received from the response team Aim for ZERO