M9 Safety Management Systems and Emergency Procedures

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Examples of emergencies

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Injury to oneself or a colleague, and inherently dangerous situations like fires.

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First step in an emergency

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Stay calm and assess the situation.

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Observing in an emergency

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Observe what has happened and look for dangers.

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Making the area safe

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Protect casualties and remove dangers if safe.

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Awareness of limitations

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Do not fight a fire unless able to; assess casualties.

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Proportional Implementation of SMS

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Implementation should be proportional to the organization's size and service complexity.

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Measurement in SMS

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Includes goal setting, planning, and performance measurement.

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Hazard Identification

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A key element of Safety Risk Management, crucial for identifying potential safety issues.

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Continuous Improvement of SMS

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An element of Safety Assurance, ensuring ongoing enhancement of safety measures.

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Purpose of SMS

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A quality management approach to controlling risk and supporting a sound safety culture.