_____ pertains to the clothing worn in the workplace that should secure the worker from any form of harm or adverse health effect. It is used to abide by the safety guidelines and safety measures of the company.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Personal Environmental Equipment (PEE)

Personal Universal Equipment (PUE)

TRUE OR FALSE Wearing PPE is one way of preventing hazards and reducing the risks of injuries and the spread of disease.

TRUE, PPE can prevent hazards and reduce risks

FALSE, PPE can only prevent hazards

TRUE, PPE is the only way to prevent hazards and reduce risks

FALSE, PPE can prevent all hazards and risks, especially lava

QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED WHEN IN INVESTIGATING INCIDENTS

What contributed to the incident?

What are the root causes that set the stage for the incident?

What are the ways to prevent a similar incident?

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS TO GET BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT THE INCIDENT

Who were involved in the incident?

In the event of a medical emergency do the following:

Check for any threatening situation and remove further danger

Remain with the injured person and provide appropriate first aid

Designate someone to meet the ambulance and direct it to the direction of casualty

Try not to leave the injured person alone

Do not move the injured person unless they are exposed to further injury

First aid kits are customized for our needs. It should have the following contents:

Non-adherent and wound dressing

First aid kits are customized for our needs. It should have the following contents:

Disposable resuscitation face shields

DRABCD ACTION PLAN (D) RABCD

Check for DANGER (to you, to others, to casualty)

Check for BREATHING (is check rising and falling? can you hear or feel the air from mouth or nose? if not breathing, give 2 initial breaths)

Check for RESPONSE (is casualty conscious? or unconscious?)

Check for AIRWAY (is airway clear of objects? is airway open?)

Give CPR (no signs of life unconscious, not breathing, and not moving, start CPR; CPR involves giving 30 compressions at a rate of approximately 100 compressions per minute followed by 2 beaths)

DRABCD ACTION PLAN D (R) ABCD

Check for RESPONSE (is casualty conscious? or unconscious?)

Check for DANGER (to you, to others, to casualty)

Check for BREATHING (is check rising and falling? can you hear or feel the air from mouth or nose? if not breathing, give 2 initial breaths)

Check for AIRWAY (is airway clear of objects? is airway open?)

Give CPR (no signs of life unconscious, not breathing, and not moving, start CPR; CPR involves giving 30 compressions at a rate of approximately 100 compressions per minute followed by 2 beaths)

DRABCD ACTION PLAN DR (A) BCD

Check for AIRWAY (is airway clear of objects? is airway open?)

Check for DANGER (to you, to others, to casualty)

Check for BREATHING (is check rising and falling? can you hear or feel the air from mouth or nose? if not breathing, give 2 initial breaths)

Check for RESPONSE (is casualty conscious? or unconscious?)

Give CPR (no signs of life unconscious, not breathing, and not moving, start CPR; CPR involves giving 30 compressions at a rate of approximately 100 compressions per minute followed by 2 beaths)

DRABCD ACTION PLAN DRA (B) CD

Check for BREATHING (is check rising and falling? can you hear or feel the air from mouth or nose? if not breathing, give 2 initial breaths)

Check for DANGER (to you, to others, to casualty)

Check for RESPONSE (is casualty conscious? or unconscious?)

Check for AIRWAY (is airway clear of objects? is airway open?)

Give CPR (no signs of life unconscious, not breathing, and not moving, start CPR; CPR involves giving 30 compressions at a rate of approximately 100 compressions per minute followed by 2 beaths)

DRABCD ACTION PLAN DRAB (C) D

Give CPR (no signs of life unconscious, not breathing, and not moving, start CPR; CPR involves giving 30 compressions at a rate of approximately 100 compressions per minute followed by 2 beaths)

Check for DANGER (to you, to others, to casualty)

Check for BREATHING (is check rising and falling? can you hear or feel the air from mouth or nose? if not breathing, give 2 initial breaths)

Check for RESPONSE (is casualty conscious? or unconscious?)

Check for AIRWAY (is airway clear of objects? is airway open?)

DRABCD ACTION PLAN DRABC (D)

Check for BREATHING (is check rising and falling? can you hear or feel the air from mouth or nose? if not breathing, give 2 initial breaths)

Check for RESPONSE (is casualty conscious? or unconscious?)

Check for AIRWAY (is airway clear of objects? is airway open?)

Give CPR (no signs of life unconscious, not breathing, and not moving, start CPR; CPR involves giving 30 compressions at a rate of approximately 100 compressions per minute followed by 2 beaths)

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TLE BST403 - APPLYING SAFETY MEASURES IN FARM OPERATIONS

_____ pertains to any source of potential harm or adverse health effect.

LIST OF HAZARDS
A factor or circumstance within the environment that can harm the body with or without direct contact.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Ergonomics, routinary actions, lighting, ventilation, noise, vibration, heat and cold, radiation, sudden change of weather.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Organic substances or other organisms that pose a threat to the health of other living organisms.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Bacteria, viruses, mold, mildew, insects, vermin, animals.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Exposure to chemicals in the workplace.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Acids, poisons, fumes, fire or explosion, pesticides, herbicides, cleaning agents, dust.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Contact and/or entanglement with unguarded moving parts of a machine.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Power tools, machines, equipment.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Overwhelming individual's coping mechanisms and impacting the worker's ability to work in a healthy and safe manner.

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TLE BST403 - APPLYING SAFETY MEASURES IN FARM OPERATIONS

_____ pertains to any source of potential harm or adverse health effect.

LIST OF HAZARDSA factor or circumstance within the environment that can harm the body with or without direct contact.

LIST OF HAZARDSErgonomics, routinary actions, lighting, ventilation, noise, vibration, heat and cold, radiation, sudden change of weather.

LIST OF HAZARDSOrganic substances or other organisms that pose a threat to the health of other living organisms.

LIST OF HAZARDSBacteria, viruses, mold, mildew, insects, vermin, animals.

LIST OF HAZARDSExposure to chemicals in the workplace.

LIST OF HAZARDSAcids, poisons, fumes, fire or explosion, pesticides, herbicides, cleaning agents, dust.

LIST OF HAZARDSContact and/or entanglement with unguarded moving parts of a machine.

LIST OF HAZARDSPower tools, machines, equipment.

LIST OF HAZARDSOverwhelming individual's coping mechanisms and impacting the worker's ability to work in a healthy and safe manner.

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LIST OF HAZARDS
A factor or circumstance within the environment that can harm the body with or without direct contact.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Ergonomics, routinary actions, lighting, ventilation, noise, vibration, heat and cold, radiation, sudden change of weather.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Organic substances or other organisms that pose a threat to the health of other living organisms.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Bacteria, viruses, mold, mildew, insects, vermin, animals.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Exposure to chemicals in the workplace.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Acids, poisons, fumes, fire or explosion, pesticides, herbicides, cleaning agents, dust.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Contact and/or entanglement with unguarded moving parts of a machine.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Power tools, machines, equipment.

LIST OF HAZARDS
Overwhelming individual's coping mechanisms and impacting the worker's ability to work in a healthy and safe manner.