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Horseplay

Horseplay Introduction Horseplay, a term often associated with playful or boisterous behavior, may seem harmless in casual settings. However, in industrial and construction environments, horseplay can pose significant safety risks. Horseplay, often seen as harmless fun, poses significant risks in environments that prioritize safety, such as workplaces, schools, and public facilities. Safety management involves identifying, […]

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Lifting Tools

Lifting Tools        Definition  Lifting tools are any work equipment or gear used for lifting and lowering loads in factory / yard / workshop or at any construction / demolition site.    Lifting operations involving lifting equipment must be properly planned by a competent person, appropriately supervised and carried out in a safe manner (as per safe working practices). Lifting operations

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Musculoskeletal Disorders – I

Musculoskeletal Disorders   Introduction     “Musculoskeletal disorders are sprain (i.e. wrist or ankle twist or bending), strain and overuse problems which affect your body’s structure i.e. muscles, ligaments, joints, tendons and nerves that are support limbs, neck and back”.       Musculoskeletal disorders are bodily disorders that are caused by work tasks and working

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5 ‘S’ (Japanese Methodology or Principles)

5 ‘S’ Principles  Definition    5 ‘S’ is a method of creating a clean and orderly workplace that exposes waste and makes abnormalities immediately visible. 5 ‘S’ is part of industrial housekeeping. Origin of 5 ‘S’    “5S” is Japanese principles or methodology to organize workplace’s efficiency and effectiveness by identifying and sorting the items, maintaining area

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TBT (Excavation)

Toolbox Talks  Topic:    Basic Awareness on Excavation Introduction      Openings (digging or removal of earthen or rock from ground) of any surface (any below-ground) for Construction or Maintenance activity or have developed due to the erosion of subsoil and the consequent collapsing of the paving is called excavation. Working inside these excavations / openings

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Local Exhaust Ventilation

Local Exhaust Ventilation  Introduction     Local Exhaust Ventilation controls air contaminants by inhaling them from workplace and also to maintain control of hazardous substances (physical hazards i.e., fumes, dusts, smoke, heat, etc.) at a levelled exposure levels within the workplace exposure limits (WELs) to protect the workers. LEV controls highly toxic contaminants before they reach at workplace or workers.

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