WORKPLACE SAFETY PROCEDURE Q4

These procedures are put in place to prevent accidents

• Emergency protocols
• Safety procedures
• Risk assessment plans
• Incident reports

it include keeping workspaces clean and organized, storing materials properly, and using personal protective equipment (PPE).

• Housekeeping Maintaining a clean and organized workspace with proper storage and PPE usage.

• Ignoring workspace cleanliness and organization
• Using PPE only when necessary
• Storing materials in any available space

These are safety procedures that pertain to the installation, repair and maintenance of electrical equipment

• Electrical installation guidelines
• Power tool safety measures
• Electrical safety procedures
• Circuit design protocols

ALL ARE ELECTRICAL SAFETY RULES, EXCEPT

• Using insulated tools while working on electrical systems
• Ensuring all devices are properly grounded before use
• Using wet hands while operating electrical devices
• Wearing rubber-soled shoes when handling electrical equipment

These are safety procedures that should be in place to prevent slips, trips and fall accidents in a workplace.

• Implement safety procedures like maintaining clean floors, using non-slip mats, ensuring proper lighting, and keeping walkways clear.
• Use dim lighting to save energy
• Install carpets in all areas
• Encourage employees to wear slippery shoes

To safely lift and move objects, you will do this

• Twist your body while lifting
• Lift with your back straight
• Use proper lifting techniques.
• Use a single hand to lift

This category includes threats posed by hazardous substances that can cause severe injury and/or health risks

• Non-toxic materials
• Environmental safety measures
• Chemical safety protocols
• Hazardous substances threats

also known as safety protocols or guidelines, are a set of established measures and instructions designed to ensure well-being and the physical safety of employees, visitors, and anyone else present in a workplace.

• Workplace regulations
• Employee handbooks
• Safety training programs
• Workplace Safety

  Procedure

a potential source of harm, damage, or adverse health effects, encompassing dangerous situations, substances, or activities that can cause injury, illness, property damage, or environmental degradation. 

• danger
• threat
• hazard
• risk

is the possibility of something harmful happening. It can also refer to the potential for loss or injury. 

• Risk
• Chance
• Hazard
• Threat