Workshop Safety

Workshop safety is the measures that are put in place so as to ensure that all workers are safe.

Introduction

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​This may include having proper signs, using the right tools and wearing​​ PPE.

Introduction

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Although it’s considered low toxicity, oil spills in the workplace cause slip-and-fall accidents.

Workshop Hazards

• Oil Spills

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Workers could be pulled into a machine.

Baggy pants and untied shoe laces are a few examples of loose clothing hazards in the workplace.

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Workshop Hazards

• Loose Clothings

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There is tools, machinery or equipment lying around anytime.

Playing might causes fall or injury when land on one.​

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Workshop Hazards

• Playing

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These are equipment worn to protect against risk to health and safety

​Protective Equipment

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Eye Protection

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Safety Goggles protect the eyes from :

• Impact

• Chemical splashes

• ​Dust

• Gases​

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Safety Spectacles

Eye Protectors

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Eye Shield

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Goggles

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Face Shield

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Safety helmets to protect against falling objects or impacts with fixed objects

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Head Protection

Safety boots or shoes with steel toe caps which are heat resistance and designed to withstand impact to protect the toes

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​Foot Protection

Gloves can protects the hands from :

• Cuts

• Skin irritation

• Contacts with toxic or corrosive liquids​

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Hand Protection

Clothes worn to protect the body against chemicals and other hazardous substances

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Protective Clothing​

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