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دورة عزل الطاقة المعتمدة المجانية

دورة عزل الطاقة المجانية
دورة عزل الطاقة المجانية
دورة عزل الطاقة المجانية
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فئات الخطر ال 13 في مجال الصحة والسلامة

فئات الخطر ال 13 في مجال الصحة والسلامة
فئات الخطر ال 13 في مجال الصحة والسلامة
فئات الخطر ال 13 في مجال الصحة والسلامة
فئات الخطر – 13 فئة من الخطر في أماكن العمل – Safety Study Group

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خدمة بودكاست المجانية

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شرح سيناريو نيبوش اختبار الكتاب المفتوح – 6-ديسمبر-2023 نيبوش

شرح سيناريو نيبوش اختبار الكتاب المفتوح – 6-ديسمبر-2023 نيبوش

شرح سيناريو نيبوش اختبار الكتاب المفتوح – 6-ديسمبر-2023 نيبوش

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دروس دبلومة نيوش المجانية

إنضم الينا لدراسة دبلومة النيبوش كل إثنين وخميس في الساعة الخامسة بتوقيت جرينتش
دروس دبلومة نيبوش المجانية
دروس دبلومة نيبوش المجانية
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الشهادة العامة الدولية في الصحة والسلامة المهنية من نيبوش

Everything you need to know about nebosh igc - Arabic - كل ماتحتاج معرفته عن كورس نيبوش آي جي سي
شرح امتحانات نيبوش للكتاب المفتوح
شرح امتحانات نيبوش للكتاب المفتوح
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Ladder Safety

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Video that Explains ladder safety with over 20 safety tips on ladders.

Ladder Safety

Live Broadcast – Daily TBT

This video was filmed a couple of years ago in a live broadcast. We discussed over 20 pieces of advice on ladder safety and had a short Q&A session with the viewers.

What is a ladder?

A ladder is a form of access used to travel from one point to another (mostly vertically). A ladder should not be our first choice to perform work at height tasks. We should use other forms of access that are more secure and stable (scaffolding for example.

What are the tips we covered in this video?

We covered more than 20 tips and they were all kind of linked and merged together. I have broken down some of the tips we discussed in the list below.

1- Don’t use a ladder

This is always my first advice. I always tend to ask the crew if they can do the job another way without the need to use a ladder. If they absolutely must use it, then we will allow them.

More stable form of access

2- Use a more stable form of access

Using a scaffold is a lot safer than using ladders. Scaffolds can hold more weight and have guard rails whereas ladders (mostly) don’t.

3- Choose the correct ladder

There are a number of ladders out there that you can choose from and it is the responsibility of your employer to provide the right ones for the tasks in your workplace. The video discusses the types of ladders and gives some good examples.

4- Only use ladders that were manufactured by a factory

The ladders we use at work must fit certain standards. We cannot use anything that is given to us by employers and ”Make it Work” one more thing to remember is to ”NEVER USE HOMEMADE LADDERS

Choosing the correct ladder

5- Ladder inspection

Ladder Inspection

Now that you’ve chosen a ladder to do your job, it is important that you perform a thorough inspection on it before you use it. The video covers some important points on this but here is a ladder inspection template for you to use.

6- Never Attempt to fix broken ladders

Just like in the simple ladder inspection form from the above link, there can be a number of things wrong with the ladder. It is important to remember your role and not engage in fixing broken, damaged, defective, or painted ladders. You must always follow your company’s policy and procedure in discarding broken equipment and not using them

Never Attempt to fix broken ladders

7- Only trained personnel can use ladders

While it appears very simple, it is not allowed for everyone to work at height (including on ladders) unless they have been trained to do so. A number of factors can prevent a person from working at height and these things must be known before selection.

Only trained personnel can use ladders

8- Choosing the best location for the ladder

Placing the ladder on uneven, slippery, or sloppy ground can contribute to an accident taking place, especially if it’s being used by an untrained person. Choose the proper location for the ladder and make sure it is not in the line of fire.

Once that is done, you must remember the 4:1 rule when setting up a ladder. This applies to straight and extension ladders. For every 4 meters the ladder is going up, 1 meter has to be away from the wall. So, if it’s an 8-meter ladder, 2 meters must be considered.

the 4:1 rule

DO NOT USE THE TOP 3 RUNGS.

9- Securing the ladder from the bottom and the top

The ladder must be secured from the top and the bottom. As long as the ladder is free from the top, someone must be holding it from below until it is secured from above. When choosing someone to hold the ladder, make sure that that person is also trained on how to hold the ladder and knows not to stand in the line of fire

Securing the ladder from the top

10- Duty Rating – Weight Limit

Another reason why we must only use manufactured ladders from factories is the weight limit. This is normally explained by a sticker on the sides of the ladder or on one of its steps. Your company must have its own procedure to file the ladders and keep a record of them all (for the purpose of inspections and other reasons). Each ladder must be sorted by its duty rating, length, type, brand, and its conductive or non-conductive feature.

NEVER HAVE MORE THAN 1 PERSON ON THE LADDER AT THE SAME TIME

11- (3) points of contact

The 3 points of contact rule is very important. You must always have 2 hands and one foot on the ladder or two feet and 1 hand (While climbing). This is to ensure that you are as safe as you can be.

This also means that you must not have any items in your hand(s) while climbing. Having something in your hands will cause you to not have a good grip on the ladder so, leave them empty while climbing.

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3-points of contact

12- Tool Belts

There are a number of tool belts available in the market (depending on where you are). Choosing the right kind of belts or straps will help your employees perform their tasks a lot safer than usual and reduce the number of incidents, accidents, and near-misses.

13- Do not over-reach

Do not over-reach

I remember seeing workers over-reaching in almost every workplace. Over-reaching is when a worker attempts to reach a point that is farther than his horizontal or vertical limit. There are two solutions for this issue:

1- Change the ladder to a longer one so you can reach where you need to be safely without over-reaching, or
2- Climb down, and reposition the ladder closer to where you want to reach

(horizontally), and continue your work.
Over-reaching can easily cause a ladder to slip and take you down with it. Depending on how high you are and what you’ll fall on will determine what your injuries will be.

14- Overhead hazards

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Overhead Hazards

The primary hazard to be worried about is electricity and where you stand from its cable (your distance) and the type of ladder and equipment you’re using to do your job. Other than that, you have to consider other operations that are taking place below or above your location.

Another thing is to know if there are any Mobile Elivated Work Platforms (MEWPs) in your work area and if they’ll do any work near you.

The Video

Here is the video we’ve been waiting for all this time but I hope you enjoyed reading the article. A lot of time and effort was put into it and I hope it was worth it.

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Famous Last Words

Famous Last Words - Safety Study Group
Famous Last Words - Safety Study Group
Famous Last Words – Safety Study Group

Why are there rules in health and safety?

The short version is to ensure people are following them and everyone is safe. But, it is a lot more complicated than that. Each employer has legal and organizational obligations to fulfill and the more you dig into one of them, the more complicated they become.

Legal Duties

No matter what happens at the workplace, it is always the responsibility and duty of the employer to make sure it never happens again and they will be asked about this particular thing and how come they let it happen.

Investing in health and safety

To make sure they are following the laws and the rules, all organizations are required to ensure that their employees have received and are receiving the proper training for their roles which goes shoulder to shoulder with their responsibilities and duties. This is an investment that will bring about a lot of return in the long run and it is the responsibility of the employer to ensure they have the right people in the right place.


3-Year Certificate in H2S when passing this course
3-Year Certificate in H2S when passing this course

The workers don’t follow the rules. Why is it the employer’s fault?

The answer to this question is very long as well but let’s take the short one as I will write another article regarding this topic (Health & Safety Culture in the Workplace). Safety culture begins from the top. It is the moral and legal duty of each employer to ensure they have planted the seeds for a health and safety culture in their organization just as it is their duty to care for that seed and watch it grow (put the right people in place to ensure their organizational aims and objectives are met – ZERO INCIDENTS)

This makes it the duty of management (field, middle, and senior) to eliminate the bad apples and not have them infest the rest of the good ones in stock. When an employee CHOOSES to take a shortcut, this means that this type of behavior is tolerable and they most likely know it will go unnoticed or without punishment. If management allows this type of behavior, this too is a sign of a poor health and safety culture.

The Video

I have compiled several words that were said last by people who were involved in an accident and most likely cost them their lives or at least some pain and suffering. This video will show you how poor decisions can lead to life-long injuries or leave your loved ones in pain long after you’re gone.

Promote Safety Website

Check out this website for a bank of free and paid health and safety posters. I would like to personally thank Colin for sharing the last words with me that inspired me to write this article.


https://www.promotesafety.com.au/

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Free Health and Safety Files

Free Health and Safety Files

Welcome back to Safety Study Group. 

I’ve brought you a collection of free health and safety files in Microsoft format which will enable you to do many things a lot easier. All files are uploaded to my Google Drive account. Please click on the link at the bottom of this page and you’ll be taken to Google Drive to either download or save it directly to your drive. 

مرحبًا بكم مرة أخرى في سيفتي ستدي جروي .

لقد أحضرت لكم مجموعة من ملفات الصحة والسلامة المجانية بتنسيق مايكروسوفت ايكسيل و وورد و بوربوينت والتي ستمكنكم من القيام بالعديد من الأشياء بشكل أسهل. كل الملفات مرفوعة الى حساب جوجل درايف  الخاص بي. الرجاء النقر على الرابط اسفل الصفحة وسيتم نقلك إلى هناك إما لتنزيلها أو حفظها مباشرة على حساب جوجل درايف الخاص بك. .

Free Health and Safety Files

Please click here to download/view all files

يرجى الضغط هنا لتنزيل كافة الملفات 

Free Fire Safety Course on Safety Study Group
Free Fire Safety Course on Safety Study Group

كورس مجاني للحرائق و أنواع المطافيء.

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