lecture on industrial safety and health. Focusing on safe and safety part

1. Safe and Safety
Presented by
Mohammad Ashfaqur Rahman
Compliance Professional
www.linkedin.com/in/ashfaqsaphal
ashfaq.saphal@gmail.com

2. Safety

3. Objectives
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Improve the overall standard of safety and health at work.
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Integrate the concept of safety and health in the overall
management of the enterprise.
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Develop good manufacturing practices with emphasis on
efficiency and safety

4. Objectives
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Understand the harmful effects of industrial hazards
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Define the relationship between hazard and risk
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Explore the routes of exposure to industrial hazards
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Shed lights on type of toxicity by industrial hazards
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Know the most toxic environmental hazardous
substances.

5. Definition
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Industrial safety refers to
– reduce the risk of injury or
– loss and danger to persons, property
– from the industrial hazards
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Industrial hazards
– Hazard is a term associated with a substance,
That is likely to cause injury to a personnel, or
– One which may lead to loss of property, products
etc; or
– A substance that might prove fatal to the
personnel.

6. Definition
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Accident
– Unplanned
– Uncontrolled
– Unexpected
– and undesired
– event in which employees may be injured or, fatal
or, property or equipment may be damaged.

7. Industrial safety system
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An industrial safety system is a
– countermeasure crucial in any hazardous plants
• such as (oil and gas plants, nuclear plants,
energy plant, RMG, Textile etc.)
– They are used to protect
• human, plant, and environment
• in case the process goes beyond the control
margins.

8. Industrial safety system

An industrial safety system is a
– countermeasure crucial in any hazardous plants
• such as (oil and gas plants, nuclear plants,
energy plant, RMG, Textile etc.)
– They are used to protect
• human, plant, and environment
• in case the process goes beyond the control
margins.

9. Behind the Scene
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Unsafe physical working conditions
– (eg. Unguarded machines, poor illumination,
exposure to chemicals, defectives wires etc.)
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Unsafe work methods
– (eg. Exceeding safe speed limit, unauthorized
operation, unsafe postures, not usinng protection
materials etc.)
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Maladjustment between machine and men
– (physical strength, intellectual demands etc.)
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Poor supervision

10. Common Hazards
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Fire hazards
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Chemical hazards
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Electrical hazards
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Mechanical hazards

11. Flaws in managing safety
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Ensuring availability of proper First Aid, Ambulance,
Conveyance facilities
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Deployment of skilled and trained employees for specific
assignments
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Usage of proper Personal Safety Equipment
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Proper supervision by competent authorities
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Prior discussion in the routine Safety Committee Meeting
for arriving proper strategy
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Decision on outsourcing the assignment to some other
agency