ACCIDENTS
EMPLOYEE
➢ Interrupts or disrupts the normal and
to
and
workers
appropriate
and
their
dependents.
tetani,
mycobacterium
tuberculosis, HIV
ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY
CHEMICAL HAZARD
➢ guidance, policies, and practices
➢ Organic solvents, asphalt, lead, cement,
wood dust
➢ enforced in order to ensure that the
surrounding environment is free from
hazards that will warrant the safety and
CONSTRUCTION SAFETY PROGRAM
➢ Evaluate your specific work site for the
operations
meaningful
compensation
BIOLOGICAL HAZARD
➢ Clostridium
PROGRAM OR P.D. 626
➢ Provides
orderly progress of any activity..
COMPENSATION
being
performed
and
the
activities that are affected.
➢ All sites are unique and ever changing, yet
well-being of workers and employees, and
residents near industrial operations, as well
as
the
prevention
of
accidental
environmental damage.
all sites have some common areas that need
ERGONOMIC HAZARD
to be assessed on a regular basis.
➢ Wmsd
➢ “The science of fitting jobs to the people
➢ who work in them”
DEMOLITION
➢ Complete or partial dismantling of a
building or structure by pre-planned and
EXCAVATION, DRILLING AND SPILL OUTS
controlled methods or procedures
➢ Silt ponds
DOLE DEPARTMENT ORDER 102-10
➢ Discharge to sea/river
➢ Guidelines for implementation of HIV and
aids
prevention
and
control
in
the
➢ Submersible pumps
➢ Sump pits
workplace program
DOLE DEPARTMENT ORDER 53- 03
➢ Guidelines for implementation of drug-free
workplace policies and programs for the
private
EYE & FACE PROTECTION
➢ There is a reasonable probability of injury
that can be prevented by such equipment
FALL PROTECTION
➢ Each person who could fall more than 1.8
m. (6 ft.) shall be protected from falling by
means of guardrail systems or personal fall
HAND TOOLS
➢ No external power is required.
➢ Broad range of tools from extremely simple
to complex
arrest systems.
HAZARDOUS WASTE
FOOT PROTECTION
➢ Guarding your toes, ankles, and feet from
injury
FUEL STATION
➢ Segregation
➢ Collection
➢ Accredited hauler
➢ Disposal Area / Recycling area
➢ Income generated.
➢ Spill Kit
➢ Spill pan
➢ secondary spill pans (Volume)
➢ Fire ex symbols and stickers
HEAD PROTECTION
➢ A rigid device that is worn to provide
➢ protection for the head and which is held in
HAND & ARM PROTECTION RISK
➢ Different kinds of gloves
➢ Metal-meshed gloves- resist sharp edges
and prevent cuts
➢ Leather gloves- shield your hands from
rough surfaces and heat
➢ Vinyl & neoprene gloves- protect your hand
against toxic
➢ Rubber gloves- protect you when working
around electricity
➢ Welder’s gloves- protect your hands from
heat and flames
➢ Latex disposable gloves- are used to protect
your hands from germs and bacteria
➢ Cotton gloves- helps grasp slippery objects
and protect against slivers, dirt, moderate
heat and cold
➢ Lead-lined gloves- are used to protect your
hands from radiation sources
place by a suitable suspension
HEALTH HAZARD
➢ Working conditions which result in an
illness.
➢ Health
effects
of
hazards
are
not
immediately observed
➢ Associated with exposure to dangerous
substances
or
conditions,
such
as
chemicals, gases, dusts, noise etc.
HEARING PROTECTION
➢ device is anything that can be worn to
reduce the level of sound entering the ear.
HEAT
➢ Malaria rubra
➢ Heat cramps
➢ Heat exhaustion
➢ Heat stroke
INAPPROPRIATE ILLUMINATION
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
➢ Usual Complaints:
➢ discipline with a
➢ Visual Fatigue
➢ broad scope involving many specialized
➢ Double Vision
➢ Headaches
➢ Painful irritation
➢ Lacrimation
➢ Conjunctivitis
fields.
OSHS RULE 1030
➢ Training
and
accreditation
of
OSH
personnel
OSHS RULE 1050
INSPECTION PROCESS
➢ Prepare Inspect
➢ Notification & keeping records of accidents
and/or occupational illnesses
➢ Develop Remedial Actions
OSHS RULE 1060
➢ Take Follow-up Actions
➢ Premises of establishments
OSHS RULE 1070
LIFTING & CARRYING
➢ Work in which improper posture is
maintained:
➢ Prolonged Reaching/Shoulder elevation
➢ Bending
➢ Kneeling/Squatting
➢ Preventive Measures:
➢ Occupational health and environmental
control
OSHS RULE 1960
➢ Occupational health services
PD 442
➢ Labor code of the Philippines
➢ Take regular breaks from work
➢ Alternate work tasks
PERIMETER FENCE
➢ Regular stretching
➢ -ACCESS
➢ Main Exit
-
Emergency exit
NOISE
–
➢ Hearing damage
➢ for vehicle
➢ Hypertension
➢ for pedestrian
➢ Interfere with work performance
Hazardous Waste
PHYSICAL HAZARD
➢ Noise,
vibration,
heat,
illumination, radiation
inappropriate
➢ signs and barricade
➢ smoking at work
POWER TOOLS
➢ Fires and explosions
➢ Operated with external power.
➢ Accidents
➢ Determined by their power source
➢ Tensions between smokers and nonsmokers
PPE
➢ Personal protective equipment is a variety
STRESS
of devices and garments designed to serve
➢ The harmful physical and emotional
as a barrier between workers and workplace
responses that occur when the requirements
hazards.
of the job do not match the capabilities,
➢ Last line of defense
resources or needs of the worker
➢ Does not eliminate hazards
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
PPE PROGRAM
➢ •Keeping pedestrians and vehicles apart
➢ Written Policy
➢ •Minimizing vehicle movements
➢ Proper Selection of PPE
➢ •People on site
➢ Proper Training
➢ •Turning vehicles
➢ Maintenance Program
➢ •Visibility ( vest and beacon lights)
➢ Incentive System
➢ •Signs and instructions
➢ Enforcement
UNSAFE ACTS
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION
➢ Immediate cause of accident
➢ Protection against the acute and chronic
adverse health effects
➢ employee fails to abide by safety rules and
protocols
SAFETY HAZARD
UNSAFE CONDITIONS
➢ Working conditions which cause immediate
➢ unsatisfactory (unhygienic) physical
harm, can be violent in nature
➢ a condition that exists at the workplace that
➢ Results in injury (broken bones, cuts,
bruises, sprains, loss of limbs, etc)
➢ Associated
with
poorly
guarded
accidents.
or
dangerous equipment and machinery
SAFETY INSPECTION
➢ is one of the oldest, most widely used, and
the best way to detect and correct potential
losses before they occur
may lead to unnecessary incidents or
➢ hazards that have the potential to cause
➢ injury or death to an employee.
VIBRATION
➢ Raynaud’s phenomenon
WHEEL WASH
-
Pump
-
Psi
-
wash area to main road
-
Dust control
-
Mud control