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Tuesday, 17 January 2017

Fuel and Fuelling - Transport Safety

FLT can fuelled by, diesel, gas, battery.

Depending upon the fuel type, the hazards and precautions vary, as follows;

                Fuel
Hazards
    Precautions
Diesel
Dermatitis, carbon monoxide poisoning fire and   explosion
Training / barrier creams / gloves selection of FLT suitable for Task
Gas
Gas explosion, manual handling of cylinders
Training / lifting equipment / no smoking / carbon monoxide poisoning
Battery
Electrical explosion during charging, acid burns hydrogen build up, electrocution
Training / PPE / No smoking / charge timers, use of RCD's


Hazards

There are numerous hazards associated with the use of FLT, and they may be minimised by the use of competent staff, sound equipment, and good design of the workplace. Below are the main categories of hazard, and their causes.



                      Hazard
                           Causes
Contact with vehicles, fixed plant, racks
poor layout/operation
Collision with people and other vehicles
lack of room, poor operation, poor layout
Overturning of vehicle
operator error
Load falling
broken pallets, poor stacking, unstable loads
Mechanical failure
poor maintenance, exceeding SWL
Operator error
poor training and/or supervision
Refuelling
poor system, poor supervision


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Tuesday, 3 January 2017

Nebosh HSW Course in Chennai - POSHE

The NEBOSH Health and Safety at Work is a globally recognized qualification offered by an established independent UK examination board NEBOSH. 

NEBOSH Health and Safety at work award is a first step towards other higher levels of NEBOSH qualification and provides a potent platform for breakthrough in to NEBOSH IGC.

Course Content
HSW 1 - Workplace Safety Foundation (Theory)

1. Foundations of health & Safety.
2. Responsibility for health and safety.
3. Health & Safety risk assessment and control.
4. Hazards and control associated with work equipment.
5. Transport safety.
6. Hazards and controls associated with working electricity.
7. Fire safety.
8. Hazards and controls associated with manual handling and repetitive movement.
9. Hazards and controls associated with hazardous substances.
10. Hazards and controls associated with working environment.

HSW 2 - Workplace Risk Assessment Activity (Practical)

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Wednesday, 28 December 2016

NEBOSH Examination Question Words

The following words are commonly used in NEBOSH examination questions. Make sure you understand what they mean.


QUESTION WORD

REQUIREMENT
Define
Provide a generally recognized or accepted definition.
Describe
Give a word picture.
Explain
Give a clear account, or reasons for.
Give
Provide without explanation (used normally with the instruction to ‘give an example [or examples] of…’
Identify
Select and name.
List
Provide without explanation.
Outline
Give the most important features of (less depth than either ‘explain’ or ‘describe’, but more depth than ‘list’).
Sketch
Provide a simple line drawing using labels to identify specific features.
State
A less demanding form of ‘define’, or where there is no generally recognized definition.

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Friday, 2 December 2016

Tips For Fire Safety

Space Heaters Need Space
Keep portable and space heaters at least 3 feet from anything that may burn. Never leave heaters on when you leave home or go to sleep. Children and pets should always be kept away from them.

Smokers Need To Be Extra Careful
Never smoke in bed or when you are sleepy. Carelessly discarded cigarettes are a leading cause of fire deaths in the United States.

Be Careful Cooking
Keep cooking areas clear of combustibles and wear short or tight-fitting sleeves when you cook. Keep the handles of your pots turned inward so they do not over-hang the stove. If grease catches fire, carefully slide a lid over the pan and smother the flames, then turn off the burner.

Matches and Lighters are Dangerous

In the hands of a child, matches and lighters can be deadly! Store them where kids can't reach them, preferably in a locked area. Teach children that matches and lighters are "tools" and should only be used by adults.




Use Electricity Safely
If an appliance smokes or has an unusual smell, unplug it immediately and have it repaired. Replace frayed or cracked electrical cords and don't overload extension cords. They should not be run under rugs. Never tamper with the fuse box or use the improper size fuse.

Cool a Burn
If someone gets burned, immediately place the wound under cool water for 10 to 15 minutes. If the burn blisters or chars, see a doctor immediately!

Be Careful of Halogen Lights
If you have halogen lights, make sure they are away from flammable drapes and low ceiling areas. Never leave them on when you leave your home or office.

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Saturday, 26 November 2016

Nebosh hsw Course in Chennai

NEBOSH Health and Safety at work award is a first step towards other higher levels of NEBOSH qualification and provides a potent platform for breakthrough in to NEBOSH IGC.

The NEBOSH Award in Health & Safety at Work qualification is aimed at anyone who needs to understand the principles of health and safety as part of their job to ensure health and safety at workplace.




3 Days of Classroom Training + 1 Day of Examination


What does the course cover?

IOSH Managing safely covers the health and safety management system basics, the responsibilities of a health and safety manager and common workplace hazards and a risk assessment project based on your theory/board game/workplace.


HSW 1 - Workplace Safety Foundation (Theory)

  • Foundations of health & Safety
  • Responsibility for health and safety
  • Health & Safety risk assessment and control
  • Hazards and control associated with work equipment
  • Transport safety
  • Hazards and controls associated with working electricity
  • Fire safety
  • Hazards and controls associated with manual handling and repetitive movement
  • Hazards and controls associated with hazardous substances
  • Hazards and controls associated with working environment
HSW 2 - Workplace Risk Assessment Activity (Practical)

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Tuesday, 22 November 2016

Nebosh Oil Gas Course In Chennai

NEBOSH International Technical Certificate in Oil and Gas Operational Safety is an exclusive qualification is designed specifically for the experts with safety responsibilities in the oil and gas industry. It is the latest addition to NEBOSH's portfolio of globally-recognised health, safety, environmental and risk management qualifications.



What does the Qualification Covers?


NEBOSH Oil and Gas course covers the principles of process safety management in the oil and gas industries. The syllabus takes a risk management approach based on best practice and international industry standards.


Unit IOG1 : Management of International Oil and Gas Operational Safety
  • Element 1: Health Safety and Environmental Management in Context
  • Element 2: Hydrocarbon Process Safety 1
  • Element 3: Hydrocarbon Process Safety 2
  • Element 4: Fire Protection and Emergency Response
  • Element 5: Logistics and Transport Operations


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Friday, 18 November 2016

Nebosh International Diploma In Chennai

NEBOSH Idip is designed to equip candidates with the competence required to initiate their career as a safety and health practitioner, irrespective of wherever they work in the world. It will fulfil the OSH objectives around the world.


Distance Learning

Unit IA: Managing Health and Safety - 3 hrs written exam
Unit IB: Hazardous Agents in the Workplace - 3 hrs written exam
Unit IC: Workplace and Work Equipment - 3 hrs written exam
Unit ID: International application of health and safety theory and practice

Course Content

The NEBOSH International Diploma is divided into four units, each of which is assessed separately:

Unit IA: International management of health and safety
Unit IB: International control of hazardous agents in the workplace
Unit IC: International workplace and work equipment safety
Unit ID: International application of health and safety theory and practice

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Wednesday, 9 November 2016

Nebosh Course in Chennai

NEBOSH IGC in Chennai is offered by POSHE Solutions. NEBOSH IGC in Chennai is NEBOSH International General Certificate offered by POSHE Solutions, a certificate in Occupational Health and Safety. POSHE Solutions has trained over hundreds through NEBOSH IGC in Chennai.Professionals and students who wish to undergo Health and Safety courses in Chennai can take up the NEBOSH IGC Training in Chennai.



The NEBOSH IGC course in Chennai by POSHE Solutions is designed for international standards and meets global expectations and standard. NEBOSH IGC is the most preferred course for Health and Safety and POSHE Solutions is the most preferred training partner for NEBOSH IGC course in Chennai.

NEBOSH International General Certificate has 3 units:
Unit IGC 1: Management of International Health and safety

  • Foundation in Health and safety
  • Health and Safety Management Systems
  • -  Policy
    -  Organising
    -  Planning
    -  Measuring, Audit and Review
Unit GC 2: Control of International Workplace Hazards
  • Workplace Hazards and Risk Control
  • Transport Hazards and Risk Control
  • Musculoskeletal Hazards and Risk Control
  • Work Equipment Hazards and Risk Control
  • Electrical Safety
  • Fire Safety
  • Chemical and Biological Health Hazards and Risk control
  • Physical and physiological Health Hazards and Risk control
Unit GC 3: International Health and Safety
Work related Practical Assessment.


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Saturday, 5 November 2016

Diploma in fire and Safety Engineering

Fire and Safety Engineering Course as a career option is fast catching up with the students in India. Whereas in abroad, Safety is an integral part of most of university programs.


Fire Engineering and Safety Management is getting its underlying foundations quickly as a profession option in India. It is just in nowadays that a large portion of the general population of our nation are getting to know it, though in abroad fire eng. what's more, wellbeing administration is a vital piece of a large portion of college projects.

Job Prospects

  • Fire Officer/Fire Protection Technician/Safety Supervisor,
  • HSE Engineer/ HSE Advisor,
  • Safety Officer / Safety Manager,
  • HSE / EHS Officer/ Manager
  • Fire Men / Officer Safety Steward
  • Safety Assistant / Environmental Engineer

Gulf is the biggest fire prone area in the world, because it has the largest storage of oil. Undoubtedly the highest budget of fire prevention and fire protection spent in the world is in the Gulf. They prevent fire by increasing the safety awareness of the people. That translates into thousands of job openings in the field of Safety as Safety Engineers, officers & Supervisors.

Eligibility Criteria:
 +2 Completion / Diploma

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Wednesday, 26 October 2016

Safety and Information Signs - POSHE

Use of Safety Signs 
  • The purpose of safety signs
  • A range of common safety signs: prohibition, warning, mandatory and safecondition signs in general workplace use
Safety and Information Signs 

Signs combine shape, colour and a pictogram (symbol) to provide specific health and safety information. Being pictographic they are universal, and do not rely on language or the ability to read.

Safety Condition signs are square or rectangular in shape, and have a green background with white pictograms and lettering. Examples of such signs are exit routes and first aid. They mean the safe way to do something.

Warning signs are triangular in shape, with a yellow background, and black pictogram and lettering. They mean danger - proceed with caution

Mandatory signs are circular in shape, with a blue background and white pictogram. They mean "must do". Examples are wear hearing defenders in an ear protection zone.

Prohibited signs are round in shape, with a white background and a red perimeter band and diagonal stripe. The pictogram is black in colour. Examples are No smoking.

Fire equipment signs these are square or rectangular in shape, with a red background and white pictogram. This sign denotes the location of fire fighting equipment.


Illuminated signs and acoustic signals such as alarms, and also verbal and hand signals are also covered in the regulations. We will now look at each of these areas briefly:

Dangerous locations/traffic routes: In places where there is a risk of people or equipment colliding with obstacles, or where objects may fall (i.e. storage facilities), these should be marked with yellow and black, or red and white striped tape or boards.

Traffic routes for internal transport must be clearly identified by continuous coloured lines, preferably, yellow or white.

Illuminated signs: Where such signs are required e.g. on emergency escape routes in the event of an electrical failure, and then these must have a battery back-up.

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Saturday, 15 October 2016

Nebosh Course in Chennai - POSHE

Nebosh IGC Course are extensively valued across globe and is prerequisite for anyone working in or looking to work in the sphere of health and safety. It offers an outstanding debut to occupational safety and health which develops a basic competence and is suitable to work with any industries & organizations.

Nebosh IGC Course in Chennai from POSHE brings a breakthrough for your career in health and safety, or a step ahead to do further qualifications likeNEBOSH International Diploma or Occupational Safety Health International Diploma(OSH IDIP).



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Wednesday, 12 October 2016

AVOIDING SLIPS,TRIPS AND FALLS TABLE

Hazard
Control

Spillage (wet or dry)
Clean up spills immediately, ensuring that suitable cleaning materials and chemicals are used in accordance with manufacturers’ instructions. Suitable ‘wet floor’ signage must be displayed and areas may need to be cordoned off.
Trailing wires and cables
Ensure fixed equipment is sited to prevent cables crossing pedestrian routes. Restrict employee/pedestrian access. Avoid, for example, cleaning during times of pedestrian access. Provide appropriate warning signs. Use cable covers and/or securely fix to surfaces.
Accumulation/rubbish
Prevent the build up of accumulations by frequency of emptying containers. Provide adequate sized suitably covered containers.
Carpets/mats
Fix securely, replace when worn or holed and prevent curling edges. Replace by more suitable material e.g. rubber.
Slippery surfaces
Determine the cause and apply appropriate treatment. Replace surfaces. Provide appropriate warning signs. When caused by moving from a wet area to a dry floor surface, suitable footwear should, be provided where possible. Suitable mats may be provided at point of change.
Inadequate lighting
Provide additional lighting and/or increase levels of illumination. Provide increased natural lighting, e.g. glass panels or windows.
Changes of level
Highlight changes, for example, by painting suitable markings or conspicuous tread nosings. Provide better lighting and warning signs.
Sloping floors
Provide better lighting and warning signs. Floor markings and handrails may be required.


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Monday, 8 August 2016

NEBOSH COURSE IN CHENNAI

Nebosh IGC Course are extensively valued across globe and is prerequisite for anyone working in or looking to work in the sphere of health and safety.

Nebosh IGC Course in Chennai from POSHE brings a breakthrough for your career in health and safety, or a step ahead to do further qualifications like NEBOSH International Diploma or Occupational Safety Health International Diploma(OSH IDIP).


NEBOSH International General Certificate has 3 units:
  • Unit IGC 1: Management of International Health and safety
  • Unit GC 2: Control of International Workplace Hazards
  • Unit GC 3: International Health and Safety
Assessment

Units IGC1 and GC2 of the NEBOSH International General Certificate are assessed by two-hour written examination each. Unit GC3 is assessed by a practical assessment carried out at your own workplace. 



To Qualify you must score minimum 45% in unit IGC 1 & GC 2 and 60 % in GC 3.


Registration Open Now ! Rush to Enroll !
NEBOSH IGC + IOSH MS + 3 International Certificates 
+ 1 Year Diploma

Tuesday, 12 July 2016

Nebosh HSW Training in Chennai

NEBOSH HSW Course in Chennai globally recognized qualification offered by an established independent UK examination board NEBOSH.
NEBOSH Health and Safety at work award is a first step towards other higher levels of NEBOSH qualification and provides a potent platform for breakthrough in to NEBOSH IGC.




Course Content 
HSW 1 - Workplace Safety Foundation (Theory)

  1. Foundations of health & Safety.
  2. Responsibility for health and safety.
  3. Health & Safety risk assessment and control.
  4. Hazards and control associated with work equipment.
  5. Transport safety.
  6. Hazards and controls associated with working electricity.
  7. Fire safety.
  8. Hazards and controls associated with manual handling and repetitive movement.
  9. Hazards and controls associated with hazardous substances.
  10. Hazards and controls associated with working environment.
HSW 2 - Workplace Risk Assessment Activity (Practical)

Batch Starts 18th Aug'16 (3 Days Classroom Training)
Exam Date 22nd Sug'16

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Friday, 1 July 2016

NEBOSH IOGC Training in Chennai

NEBOSH International Technical Certificate in Oil and Gas Operational Safety

The NEBOSH International Technical Certificate in Oil and Gas Operational Safety is an exclusive qualification is designed specifically for the experts with safety responsibilities in the oil and gas industry. It is the latest addition to NEBOSH's portfolio of globally-recognised health, safety, environmental and risk management qualifications.



NEBOSH International Technical Certificate in Oil and Gas Operational Safety qualification consists of 1 unit: 

Unit IOG1 : Management of International Oil and Gas Operational Safety

  • Element 1: Health Safety and Environmental Management in Context
  • Element 2: Hydrocarbon Process Safety 1
  • Element 3: Hydrocarbon Process Safety 2
  • Element 4: Fire Protection and Emergency Response
  • Element 5: Logistics and Transport Operations

Training Date: 29th Aug'16 (5 Days Classroom Training)
Exam Date: 7th Sep'16
Training Mode: Classroom Training/Distance Learning

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Wednesday, 15 June 2016

NEBOSH IGC Training at Chennai - POSHE

NEBOSH IGC is offered by 'National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health'. Nebosh IGC Course are extensively valued across globe and is prerequisite for anyone working in or looking to work in the sphere of health and safety.

NEBOSH IGC is the most preferred course for Health and Safety field. NEBOSH IGC Course in Chennai is designed for Managers, Supervisors and employees.

NEBOSH International General Certificate(Nebosh IGC), covers the main legal requirement / standards for health and safety at workplace, identification and control of workplace hazards and a practical application of these knowledge.


Mode of Training : Classroom Training | E - Learning
Training Date : 9th July'16
Duration : 10 Days
Exam Date : 21st & 22nd July'16
Location : Chennai

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Monday, 23 May 2016

Respiratory Protective Equipment

Respiratory Protective Equipment can be used for the following physical forms of hazardous substances:

Vapour - dispersion of molecules in air by substances that are originally liquid or solid in state such as solvents

Mists – presence of liquid droplets in air such as (paint etc.,)

Dust – airborne solid particles such as silica, asbestos fibre.

Gases – Substances rarer or denser than air such as carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulphide, chlorine etc.

Factors that could reduce the effectiveness of the respiratory protective equipment.

Respiratory Protection – May not be suitable for the Dust / Contaminant level present

Poor fit – Not fitting correctly (Loose or too tight) – Incorrect size / Poor quality

Resistance to use – May not be willing to use as management does not enforce it / Negative safety culture

Uncomfortable – Worker may feel uncomfortable

Incompatibility – Interfering with other PPE / Obstructing other PPEs

Hygiene – Health and Hygiene problems may occur

Supervision – Lack of supervision may be another reason – So people may forget

Deterioration – Poor Maintenance / lack of maintenance and storage, not cleaned regularly

Abuse – Misuse







Saturday, 14 May 2016

Fire Prevention in your Workplace: Recovering Fire Safety Actions

Flames can create huge destruction in the workplace. In the event that it's not too bad, it causes minor injuries or none at all. If it's a significant one, it results in serious injuries and even deaths.

In reality, it's impossible to completely be rid of fire hazards in your work-site. But that's not to talk about that you won't be able to do a number of things to control these hazards.

Fire prevention in your workplace consists of following steps:

  1. Put a program that includes preparation, prevention, and reputation of fire hazards.
  2. Ensure you practice proper handling of combustible and flammable materials.
  3. Keep safe housekeeping practices that reduce the risk of fire danger.
  4. Always maintain enough fire suppression equipment in your work area to extinguish fire before it goes out of control.


GENERAL SAFETY MEASURES
  • Never store combustible materials inside of 10 feet of a building or other structure. 
  • Consistently discard ignitable debris and scrap from your work range. 
  • Stack and heap all materials in systematic and stable heaps. 
  • Continuously perform assessment systems before performing operations that present flame risks like welding.
  • Never heap or lay material in a way that it covers or squares access to firefighting gear. 
  • Make an intermittent clean-up of whole work site and hold grass and weeds under control.
  • Utilize just approved containers and tanks for capacity, taking care of, and transport of burnable and combustible fluid. 
  • Make a point to utilize just affirmed compartments for the partition and transfer of ignitable cannot. Keep in mind to dependably supplant the cover.
  • Never let superfluous burnable materials get aggregated in any piece of your work area.
FIRE EQUIPMENT SAFETY MEASURES

Fire extinguishers are ordinarily utilized as flame concealment equipment. You may likewise add fire hoses to your crisis box/glass in the work environment. Here are rules you should follow in utilizing fire gear:

  • Prohibit smoking at or around work ranges where fire risks are available. Set up signs, saying NO SMOKING or OPEN FLAMES. 
  • Place a satisfactory number of firefighting gear on display in your work regions. Whenever suitable, mark the area of every one and ensure it is appropriately evaluated.
  • Post reporting guidelines and neighborhood Fire Department codes on information sheets, common areas, and ranges close to the telephone.
  • Investigate and keep up firefighting gear consistently. 
  • Design an alert framework that comprises of both visual and perceptible signs (bells, sirens, whistles, blinking lights).
  • Give representatives proper training in fire prevention and protection.

Saturday, 26 March 2016

Summary of Fire Warning signs - POSHE

Summary of Fire Warning signs

TypeShapeColourPurposeExample
PROHIBITION SIGNS
These signs prohibit actions detrimental to safety
CircularRED with a white background red band and crossbar.No SmokingNo Smoking Sign
WARNING SIGNS
These signs give warning of potential risks
TriangularYELLOW with black symbol or textDanger Fire Risk
MANDATORY SIGNS
Signs that require actions or activities that will contribute towards safety
CircularBLUE with symbol or text in whiteFire Door Keep Fire Shut
SAFE CONDITION SIGNS
These signs indicate exit routes in the event of a fire or emergency
RectangularGREEN with white symbol or textFire ExitRunning Man
FIRE EQUIPMENT SIGNS
These signs are used to indicate the location of fire equipment
Rectangular or CircleRed with white symbols or textFire Hose Reel
Supplementary Information SignsRectangularGreen, Red, Yellow, with White or Black TextDirectional Arrow

- Article from Firesafe