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- 2. What would bethe affects of an object falling from height? •Death or serious injury •Equipment/property damage •Down time. •Very low morale 2
- 3. 3 Falling objects don’t justoccur in the derrick •Spot the obvious. •What could happen because of the missing pin.
- 4. 4 Going from dropped objectsto dropped people Apart from handrails what else is missing from this picture?
- 5. Although this man hasa harness on, is it going to prevent an injury? 5
- 6. 6 Good points: Stand-byboat in attendance, harness worn, Dyno-lock used.
- 7. 7 Another good example setby this man scraping paint. Goggles, dust mask, gloves and ear plugs due to somebody near using a needle gun.
- 8. 8 It is allwell and good wearing the PPE but unless it is worn properly it doesn’t do much good.
- 9. 9 The Doc ashe sharpens his surgical instruments in the welders shop. Note the face shield hanging up and not shielding his face. Should he be holding a bit so small with his bare hands?
- 10. Not only isthis good looking fellow not wearing gloves, look how he is using the screwdriver. Even the best P.P.E. won’t protect against thoughtlessness. 10
- 11. 11 Here he isagain and still no gloves. Is that a screwdriver he is using like a chisel? And why is he using that wrench as a hammer?
- 12. 12 Is this thedoctor again working on his surgical equipment? Something's not quite right with this picture.
- 13. 13 Another accident waitingto happen. See how one spanner is being used on the other to get better leverage.
- 14. 14 Acommon mistake foundwith air tools. The lack of a safety pin and whip check are easy to spot.
- 15. 15 This example also comesunder the heading of “misuse of tools and equipment”. Such careless behaviour can result in very serious injury.
- 16. 16 The cause ofso many accidents throughout all industries, tools in an unsafe condition lead to many avoidable injuries.
- 17. 17 Lack of concentrationor knowledge can lead to stupid mistakes. It only takes a split second for something to go wrong.
- 18. 18 Even though the hazardousareas of the tongs are clearly marked, if used incorrectly a nasty injury can occur.
- 19. 19 The over headload poses an obvious problem.
- 20. 20 Having got awaywith not loosing his fingers while sharpening his surgical instruments, the Doc once again tempts fate.
- 21. 21 If a STOPcardwas being filled in on this situation, what could be marked on the observation checklist? Procedures not followed.? Orderliness standards not followed? Striking against objects? Tools in unsafe condition? All of the above?
- 22. 22 It may beused as a humorous scene in various films cartoons, but the resulting torn ligaments or muscles from standing on this discarded tubing could be serious.
- 23. 23 Care should betaken throughout a task from setting up equipment to clearing work area after completion. Abit of careful re- routing could remove this hazard very easily.
- 24. 24 The Doc witha large shipment of bandages. Most of these will probably be used on himself if he continues to ignore procedures.
- 25. 25 Having removed one boxhe can now see. But is this still acceptable?
- 26. 26 What part ofthe body should take the strain when lifting? What part of this man is taking the strain?
- 27. 27 What would happenif this dust got blown around? Into your eyes, inside your lungs ?
- 28. 28 Atrip tothis Paint Locker might just mean a TRIP to the HOSPITAL– What with all the Trip hazards here!!!!!!
- 29. 29 The Fire Stationis the Best place to Park your Forklift : A. TRUE B. FALSE
- 30. 30 PPE = PersonalProtective Equipment. But we have to protect the PPE if it is to do its job properly!!! Chemical dusts left with PPE inside PPE box, trash in and PPE out??
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