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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BURNS AND SCALDS
1. Place the burnt area under cool or luke warm running water immediately for at least 20 minutes. If it is a serious burn ensure an ambulance is called.
2. If possible remove any items that may prevent swelling to burnt area i.e. Belt, Boots, Watches or Rings.
3. Place a clean, sterile dressing over the burnt area or cover the burn with cling film in a layer rather than wrapping around the limb.
4. Check that if required an ambulance has been called and check that the accident has been reported to the correct individuals.
1. DO NOT apply any lotion, ointments or creams.
2. DO NOT attempt to remove any item of clothing that may be
sticking to the burnt area.
3. DO NOT touch or place anything other than a sterile dressing
on a burn.
4. DO NOT burst any blisters that may form on or around the wound.
YOUR PROMPT ACTION CAN PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY OR EVEN DEATH! EMERGENCY INFORMATION
Hospital Tel:
Doctor Tel: Nearest First Aid: Your First Aider is:
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW KNOW YOUR GHS AND CHIP WARNING SYMBOLS
The Globally Harmonized Systems (GHS) of classification and labelling of chemicals was introduced in 2009 and sees the gradual phasing out of the orange and black CHIP labels. This poster has been designed to help personnel identify the hazardous nature of chemicals through recognition of the symbols shown below.
Hazard: Explosive
GHS Symbol CHIP Symbol
Hazard Class and Category Unstableexplosives
Explosives of Divisions: 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 Self reactive substances and mixtures, Types A, B
Organic peroxides, Types A, B
Hazard: Compressed Gas GHS Symbol
Hazard Class and Category Gases under pressure:
- Compressed gases
- Liquefied gases
- Refrigerated Liquefied gases
- Dissolved gases
Hazard: Irritant
GHS Symbol CHIP Symbol
HARMFUL
Hazard: Flammable
GHS Symbol CHIP Symbol
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Hazard: Corrosives
GHS Symbol CHIP Symbol
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FELXATMRMEMABELYE Hazard Class and Category
Corrosive to metals, category 1 Skin corrosion, categories
1A, 1B, 1C
Serious eye damage, category 1
Hazard: Irritant
GHS Symbol CHIP Symbol
TOXIC
Hazard: Oxidising
GHS Symbol CHIP Symbol
OXIDISING Hazard Class and Category
Oxidisinggases,category1 Oxidising liquids, categories 1, 2, 3
Hazard: Toxic
Hazard Class and Category Acute toxicity (oral, dermal,
inhalation), category 4
Skin irritation, category 2
Eye irritation, category 2
Skin sensitisation, category 1 Specific Target Organ Toxicity - Single exposure, category 3
Hazard Class and Category RGesrmpircaetollrmyusteangseintiiscaityio,nc,acteagteogrioersy1A, 1B, 2 Carcinogenicity, categories 1A, 1B, 2
Reproductive toxicity, categories 1A, 1B, 2
Specific Target Organ Toxicity - Single exposure, cSaptecgiofircieTsar1g,e2t Organ Toxicity - Repeated exposure, categories 1, 2
Aspiration Hazard, category 1
Hazard Class and Category Hazardous to the aquatic environment - Acute hazard, category 1
- Chronic hazard, categories 1, 2
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GHS Symbol
CHIP Symbol TOXIC
HARMFUL
Hazard Class and Category Acute toxicity (oral, dermal, inhalation), categories 1, 2, 3
Hazard: Irritant
GHS Symbol CHIP Symbol
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW EMERGENCY RESUSCITATION SUITABLE FOR ELECTRIC SHOCK
ACT IMMEDIATELY DELAY IS FATAL
• Do not touch the casualty whilst unprotected. Shout for assistance and make sure the emergency services are called. If possible turn the electrical supply off without endangering yourself, do so immediately.
• Isolate the injured person(s). If it is not possible to switch off the supply, protect yourself by insulating yourself from the ground by standing on a wooden pallet, rubber mat or telephone book. Proceed to use a non-conductive or an insulating material i.e. wood, to remove casualty from the source.
• Ensure emergency services are contacted and then commence steps of resuscitation until professional help arrives.
STEPS OF RESUSCITATION
STEP 1 - AIRWAY
Open the casualties airway by placing hand on forehead, gently tilting the head back lifting the chin with two finger tips.
STEP 2 - BREATHING
Check casualty for signs of breathing along the chest or by listening and touching around the mouth; Spending no more than 10 seconds. If the casualty is showing signs of breathing place in recovery position and await professional help.
STEP 3 - CIRCULATION
If there are signs of circulation - continue mouth to mouth at a rate of 10 breaths per minute until professional help arrives or casualty begins breathing unaided. At which point put the casualty into the recovery position.
Remove any obstruction from within the mouth.
i.e. broken denture/ teeth.
If the casualty is not showing signs of breathing - commence with resuscitation. (hi)eaEdnisutrielteadirwbacykisanodpetnhebryemisankoing sure obstructions.
(ii) Pinch nasal airway together, take a deep breath and place your mouth directly onto the casualties. Giving two effective rescue breaths, firstly exhale into their mouth until their chest can be seen to raise. Wait until the chest falls fully giving a second slow breath, then assess for signs of circulation.
If there are no signs of circulation - commence with chest compression/CPR. (i) Ensure you can lean over the casualty with straight arms, press vertically down 4-5 cm on the breast bone and then release pressure.
Give 30 rapid chest compressions followed by 2 rescue breaths continuously.
(iii) Continue until help arrives casualty responds with positive signs of recovery (to which you would place them in the recovery position).
KNOW YOUR STEPS PROMPT ACTION CAN SAVE LIVES
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW SAFE USE OF RACKING
SUPPLIED BY: DATE: REF NO: LAST INSPECTED:
MAX SHELF LOAD - KGS
Refer to technical data and drawings for maximum safe load. Never alter the structure without obtaining prior approval from the supplier and checking the effects against the supplier's technical data. Ensure you are trained in the correct use of the equipment.
Regular inspections must be carried out to ensure correct use and application of equipment. Loads must be within allowable and safe limits. Check for accidental packing damage, misplaced loads or structural movement. If in doubt always contact your supplier.
Do not climb on racking
Report any damaged racking
What You Should Know Posters
ELEC
400 x 600mm £26.80 Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
ELEC
PH240
The CDM Construction Regulations Remains the cornerstone of the continuous improvement of health, safety & welfare on site.
CDM1 700 x 450mm (encapsulated) £19.09
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WSK20 400 x 600mm Know Your GHS & Chip Warning Symbols
WSK8 400 x 600mm
Burns & Scalds
PH239 Class C Photoluminescent
WSK10 400 x 600mm Emergency Resuscitation PH240 Class C Photoluminescent
WSK14 400 x 600mm Safe Use of Racking
WSK15 400 x 600mm Drug Abuse & The Workplace
WSK16 400 x 600mm The Provision & Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998
WSK17 400 x 600mm Staying Healthy Using VDU’s
WSK19 400 x 600mm Abrasive Wheels (PUWER)
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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW DRUG ABUSE AND THE WORKPLACE
Illegal (and legal drugs such as alcohol) can affect people physically, mentally and emotionally. Illegal drugs appearing in Class A, B or C of the misuse of drugs act carry severe penalties which can include confiscation of possessions, property and money. Offenders also face the prospect of long term imprisonment.
IT AFFECTS YOU
• Sudden mood changes.
• Unusual irritability or aggression
• A tendency to become confused.
• Impaired job performance.
• Poor time keeping.
• Increased short-term sickness absence.
• A deterioration in relationships with colleagues, customers or management.
IT AFFECTS OTHERS
• Drug abusers are not dependable colleagues.
• Due to inconsistent behaviour, work colleagues attitudes change and relationships breakdown. • Friends are often stolen from to support the habit.
IT AFFECTS YOUR JOB
• Judgement and decisions are affected and may jeopardise your safety and those around you. • Performance within the workplace is undermined affecting your prospects and earnings.
• Concentration is lost whilst focus is centered elsewhere.
DRUG ABUSE ALWAYS HAS CONSEQUENCES
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW THE PROVISION AND USE OF WORK EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS 1998
These regulations deal with the work equipment and machinery used every day in workplaces and aims to keep people safe wherever equipment and machinery is used at work. PUWER replaces the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1992.
GENERAL PROVISIONS:
• Protection must exist against wear and tear of equipment.
• Under no circumstances must breakdown or damage of the control
systems result in danger.
• Maintenance work must be able to be carried out without any risk of danger.
• Risk prevention of fire, over-heating, discharge of gas, dust or other substance,
explosion or contact with electricity is paramount.
MAIN PROVISIONS:
• The employer must ensure that:
• Measures are in place to minimise risks.
• Fully trained personnel should only be allowed to use equipment
where there is a specific risk.
• Work equipment provided must be suitable, maintained and used without risks.
The employee must:
• Advise the relevant parties of unsafe equipment.
• Ensure that their own and their colleagues equipment are treated with care.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW STAYING HEALTHY USING VDU’S
THE EMPLOYEE MUST:
Screens:
• Take a break from your screen (short, frequent breaks are better than
longer, infrequent ones).
• Arrange your workspace to avoid the glare of lights on screen.
• Adjust the brightness and contract on screen.
• Users eyes should be the same height as the top of the screen.
Mouse:
• Don’t grip the mouse too hard.
• Use the elbow as well as the wrist to move the mouse around.
Chair:
• Change your position on a regular basis.
• Ensure that they small of the back is supported by the chair and that
you are sitting upright.
Keyboard:
• Keep a space on the desk in front of your keyboard to allow you to rest your wrists occasionally.
• Forearms should be roughly horizontal.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABRASIVE WHEELS (PUWER)
GENERAL PROVISIONS
The abrasive wheels regulations 1970 have been replaced by the provision and use of work equipment regulations 1998 (PUWER), placing a greater emphasis on the need for training and widening the scope of those who need to be trained.
THE EMPLOYEE MUST:
• Read and understand the supplier’s safety instructions.
• Ensure that the wheel is suitable for its intended use.
• Handle and store wheels with care.
• Visually inspect and ring all wheels for damage before mounting.
• Check mounting flanges are equal and correct diameter ensure they are clean, free from burrs and recessed where applicable.
• Use mounting blotter when required.
• Ensure that work rests are properly adjusted and not more then 3mm away from the periphery of the wheel.
• Always use a correctly designed and adjusted wheel guard.
• Wear appropriate PPE.
• Conduct a trial run at operating speed with guard in place for at least one minute, standing clear of the machine before use.
• Turn off coolant before stopping the wheel to avoid creating an out of balance condition.
• Dress frequently to remove wear and to ensure that the wheel is cutting correctly.
THE EMPLOYEE MUST NOT:
• Allow untrained people to mount or use abrasive wheels.
• Use a wheel that has been dropped or damaged in any way.
• Force a wheel to fit on the mounting device or modify the size of the mounting hole.
• Exceed the maximum operating speed marked on the wheel.
• Apply shock or excessive force to the wheel.
• Use mounting flanges which are not clean and flat.
• Tighten the mounting nuts excessively.
• Trap the work place between the wheel and the work rest.
• Start the machine until the wheel guard in place and securely fastened.
• Grind on the side of a wheel which is not designed for this operation.
• Stand directly in front of a grinding wheel whenever a machine is started.
• Grind material for which the wheel is not designed.
• Stop the wheel by applying pressure to its surface let it stop naturally.
TO ENSURE THE HIGHEST LEVEL OR SAFETY, ENSURE PRODUCTS ARE MANUFACTURED AND MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH BS EN 12413, BS EN13236 OR BS EN13743.
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THE CONSTRUCTION (DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT) REGULATIONS 2015
These regulations came into force on 6 April 2015 consisting of 5 parts:
Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 -
Part 4 - Part 5 -
The interpretation and application of the regulations.
Client duties in relation to managing construction projects.
Health & Safety duties and roles of the designers and
contractors relating to the construction phase plan.
Contains general requirements that apply to all construction sites. Contains the transitional arrangements and revocations
CDM 2015 improves Health & Safety in construction by helping to:
• Sensibly plan the work so the risks involved are managed from start to finish.
• Have the right people for the right job at the right time.
• Cooperating and coordinate your work with others.
• Have the right information about the risks and how they are being managed.
• Communicate this information effectively to those who need to know.
• Consult and engage with workers about the risks and how they are being managed.
A Guide to Part 2
For all construction projects, commercial clients musts:
• Make suitable arrangements for managing their project, enabling those carrying it out to manage H&S risks in a proportionate way. These arrangements include:
• Appointing the contractors and designers to the project (including the principal designer and principal contractor on projects involving more than one contractor) while making sure they have the skills, knowledge, experience and organisational capability.
• Allowing sufficient time and resources for each stage of the project.
• Making sure that any principal designer and principal contractor appointed
carry out their duties in managing the project.
• Making sure suitable welfare facilities are provided for the duration of the project.
• Maintain and review the management arrangements for the duration of the project.
• Provide pre-construction information to every designer and contractor either
bidding for the work or already appointed to the project.
• Ensure that the principal contractor or contractor (for single contractor projects)
prepares a construction phase plan before that phase begins.
• Ensure that the principal designer prepares a health and safety file for the project and that is revised as necessary and made available to anyone who needs it for
subsequent work at the side.
THE ELECTRICITY AT WORK REGULATIONS 1989 (Extracts from the Electricity at work regulations 1989, SI 1989 No. 635, applicable to all work activities and premises except certain mines and quarries, certain offshore installations and certain ships
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REVOCATIONS
CRoelguumlantio1ns Revoked
The Electricity Regulations 1908
SCHEDULE 2
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(cd) any electrical esqysutiepm;ent;
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(*reSgIu1l9a7tio7n/132232e)xempts ships, aircraft and hovercraft)
PatrrliackmNenicthaoryllsUnder Secretary of State Department of Employment
Regulation 33
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EXPLANATORY NOTE
(This note is not part of the Regulations)
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