M9 Avoiding Hazards in Aircraft Maintenance

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Dangers of electrical shocks

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Can cause serious injury or death

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Risks of physical hazards

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Falls, slips, and trips can cause serious injuries

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Radiation Hazards in Aircraft Maintenance

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Working on or near electronic systems emitting ionizing radiation can cause health problems. Maintenance personnel should be trained in radiation safety.

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Conducting a Personal Risk Assessment

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Engineers should identify potential hazards in their work area and report them to a supervisor or safety officer promptly.

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Employers are responsible for the welfare of employees under health and safety legislation.

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This includes ensuring a safe and supportive work environment.

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Maintenance organizations must designate someone with health and safety responsibilities.

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Ensures accountability and focus on safety protocols.

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Employers have a Duty of Care obligation.

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Provide adequate safety signs to inform employees of potential risks and precautions.

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Effective warning signs must clearly identify hazards.

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Helps employees recognize and understand potential dangers.

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Warning signs must instruct employees on actions.

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Tell employees what to do or not to do.

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Working in accordance with safety instructions

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Engineers should work according to any safety instruction and/or training received.