Defining Safety: Solving the puzzle

DEFINING SAFETY:SOLVING THE PUZZLE

Bob LoMastroSafetywizard.com

As you go through this sample the wizard opens a link (or returns you). Have fun!

Bob

What is Safety?

Isn’t safety just common sense?

Ever hear of the Darwin Awards?

“The control of recognized hazards

to attain an acceptable level of

risk”

The National Safety Council says- Safety is:

The National Safety Council says-

Safety is:

EngineeringAdministrativePPE

of recognized hazards

to attain an acceptable level of risk

PhysicalBiologicalChemicalErgonomic

Evaluate each hazard and select a control.Be Consistent & Enforce your policy!

The control

The presenter can choose to expound on:- who’s supposed to recognize hazards, set risk levels and assure control.- duties of everyone to recognize & report hazards, - the need to work together to develop safe procedures.

Sometimes we link videos to graphics or text. Try clicking on the hazard types.

Create a list of all the ways you can think of to improve this project and make it safer.

(write down as many as you can in

2 minutes)

Safety First

The Work order: Hang a sign above the

pool that reads:

The SWN tries to use images to stimulate discussions or workshop activities for the presenter.

So you tell the story or lead the group, not the PowerPoint slides.

safety is :

Knowledge &

the willingness to use it.

There’s no future without it!

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TheHazard

IsNot

Knowing

Thanks

Enjoy Life

“The (real) BOSS”