Dear All, What content need to be included for first " Basic Safety Awareness Training "? Regards, Abhay
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Dear Abhay,
The content of a "Safety Awareness Training course" depends upon the duration and the level of participants. Noted below are the contents that can be modified to suit your requirements.
1. Impact of an accident (on you, your family, employer, government, society)
2. Domino theory - (ancestry - fault of person - unsafe acts/conditions - accident - injury/damage)
3. Modern techniques of accident prevention.
4. Use and abuse of personal protective equipment.
5. Housekeeping.
6. Fire protection.
7. Your role in accident prevention.
Case studies, quizzes, and videos may be used effectively. If you can provide the exact requirements, I may be able to help further.
Regards,
Kesava Pillai
From India, Kollam
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The content of a "Safety Awareness Training course" depends upon the duration and the level of participants. Noted below are the contents that can be modified to suit your requirements.
1. Impact of an accident (on you, your family, employer, government, society)
2. Domino theory - (ancestry - fault of person - unsafe acts/conditions - accident - injury/damage)
3. Modern techniques of accident prevention.
4. Use and abuse of personal protective equipment.
5. Housekeeping.
6. Fire protection.
7. Your role in accident prevention.
Case studies, quizzes, and videos may be used effectively. If you can provide the exact requirements, I may be able to help further.
Regards,
Kesava Pillai
From India, Kollam
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Dear Sir, We want to start safety training for our newly established small scale chemical unit ( total strength 35-40 ). category in plant. 1. helpers - 2. operators- 3.Supervisors- B.Sc Abhay
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Dear Abhay,
Imparting safety training at the start of a unit is quite beneficial. Being a chemical unit, before starting safety training, the trainer must know the safety aspects of all the raw materials, finished products, and processes. Safety in transporting, storage, and handling of these chemicals is important. It all depends on what chemicals you have.
There are three categories of employees - all of them require safety orientation. Even if you do not conduct a separate safety awareness course, indoctrination or safety orientation, as we usually refer to, is essential.
Later, they require three different types of training.
Helpers:
- Training for helpers in their local language.
- Impact of an accident (on you, your family, employer, government, society).
- Domino theory (ancestry - fault of the person - unsafe acts/conditions - accident - injury/damage).
- Hazard communication (Haz.com).
- What to do and what not to do for safety.
- Use and abuse of personal protective equipment.
- Housekeeping.
- Fire protection.
- Your role in accident prevention.
Operators:
Along with all the above, operators must be trained in safety aspects related to their specific job.
Supervisors:
For the added responsibility of supervisors, they require a higher level of safety training.
Along with all the above topics, you may add:
- In an emergency.
- Reporting of accidents.
- First Aid fundamentals.
- Knowing your MSDS.
There are many things to be covered. Since it is only an awareness course, the trainer has to touch upon electrical safety, manual material handling, etc., which may not take much time, especially if a PowerPoint presentation is used effectively.
With the above, the awareness training may take a maximum of 5 hours of classroom time.
Regards,
Kesava Pillai
From India, Kollam
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Imparting safety training at the start of a unit is quite beneficial. Being a chemical unit, before starting safety training, the trainer must know the safety aspects of all the raw materials, finished products, and processes. Safety in transporting, storage, and handling of these chemicals is important. It all depends on what chemicals you have.
There are three categories of employees - all of them require safety orientation. Even if you do not conduct a separate safety awareness course, indoctrination or safety orientation, as we usually refer to, is essential.
Later, they require three different types of training.
Helpers:
- Training for helpers in their local language.
- Impact of an accident (on you, your family, employer, government, society).
- Domino theory (ancestry - fault of the person - unsafe acts/conditions - accident - injury/damage).
- Hazard communication (Haz.com).
- What to do and what not to do for safety.
- Use and abuse of personal protective equipment.
- Housekeeping.
- Fire protection.
- Your role in accident prevention.
Operators:
Along with all the above, operators must be trained in safety aspects related to their specific job.
Supervisors:
For the added responsibility of supervisors, they require a higher level of safety training.
Along with all the above topics, you may add:
- In an emergency.
- Reporting of accidents.
- First Aid fundamentals.
- Knowing your MSDS.
There are many things to be covered. Since it is only an awareness course, the trainer has to touch upon electrical safety, manual material handling, etc., which may not take much time, especially if a PowerPoint presentation is used effectively.
With the above, the awareness training may take a maximum of 5 hours of classroom time.
Regards,
Kesava Pillai
From India, Kollam
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Dear Sir,
Once again thank you very very much. This forum is live because of people like you . I assure you that whatever knowledge about safety I got from this forum I will share to all so that achieve & maintain zero accident status is not remain for some companies but for all companies in India.
Regards,
Abhay
From India, Mumbai
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Once again thank you very very much. This forum is live because of people like you . I assure you that whatever knowledge about safety I got from this forum I will share to all so that achieve & maintain zero accident status is not remain for some companies but for all companies in India.
Regards,
Abhay
From India, Mumbai
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For chemical factories, I would suggest you go for OHSAS 18000 (Occupational Health & Safety) Certification, which is a globally accepted standard. It will cover and solve all your queries. If you are dealing with exports (or in the case of domestic operations for branded dealers), it will boost your efficiency based on the OHSAS 18000 report.
For more inquiries, feel free to contact:
S.K. Gupta
09820143204 (Mumbai)
ISO 9000 / ISO 14000 / OHSAS Consultant
Reference: Abhash Agarwal
Abhash Agarwal
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For more inquiries, feel free to contact:
S.K. Gupta
09820143204 (Mumbai)
ISO 9000 / ISO 14000 / OHSAS Consultant
Reference: Abhash Agarwal
Abhash Agarwal
Social Compliance Consultant (Mumbai)
09819728288
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Dear Abhay,
You may also add the following:
1. Incident Pyramid
2. Safety Ice Berg Chart
3. Major hazards and control measures including Chemical Handling, Work at height, Striking object, electricity, vehicle, Confined Space, Fire, etc.
With regards,
Dipil
From India
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You may also add the following:
1. Incident Pyramid
2. Safety Ice Berg Chart
3. Major hazards and control measures including Chemical Handling, Work at height, Striking object, electricity, vehicle, Confined Space, Fire, etc.
With regards,
Dipil
From India
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Dear Dipil, Now can you just give me an idea as to "how will you differentiate between a basic safety awareness training and a regular training course please". Regards, Kesava Pillai
From India, Kollam
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Dear Sir,
As per my understanding, it is as follows:
Basic Safety Awareness:
It should contain, at minimum, the following:
1. Roles & Responsibilities towards safety
2. It should cover all the hazards existing or that may arise in the plant.
3. Emphasizing the concept that incidents mainly occur due to the unsafe acts of people.
4. Emergency preparedness.
5. Personal Protective Equipment
6. Housekeeping, etc.
Surely, the training mode and topics will change depending on the audience. For a regular training course, it basically focuses on a topic. For example, if it's for Confined Space, that particular session will delve deeply into the safety aspects related to Confined Space.
With regards,
Dipil Kumar V
From India
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As per my understanding, it is as follows:
Basic Safety Awareness:
It should contain, at minimum, the following:
1. Roles & Responsibilities towards safety
2. It should cover all the hazards existing or that may arise in the plant.
3. Emphasizing the concept that incidents mainly occur due to the unsafe acts of people.
4. Emergency preparedness.
5. Personal Protective Equipment
6. Housekeeping, etc.
Surely, the training mode and topics will change depending on the audience. For a regular training course, it basically focuses on a topic. For example, if it's for Confined Space, that particular session will delve deeply into the safety aspects related to Confined Space.
With regards,
Dipil Kumar V
From India
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