Dear All, Attached please find the manual on safety. Best Regards VIJAY SHITOLE
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Somthing different and good then the usually PPT’s and presentations.. :) its really good very informative...
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Dear Mr. Vijay,
No doubt, safety is important in all places, so thank you for working on such an essential subject. I have received one GR which prohibits SMOKING IN PUBLIC PLACES. I am sharing it with everyone in a new post.
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D V Gosavi
From India, Pune
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No doubt, safety is important in all places, so thank you for working on such an essential subject. I have received one GR which prohibits SMOKING IN PUBLIC PLACES. I am sharing it with everyone in a new post.
Regards,
D V Gosavi
From India, Pune
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Dear VIJAY SHITOLE, That is an excellent manual on industrial safety. A must read for all concerned.
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Hi!
The Safety Manual you have posted here is the "typical" manual that many safety engineers prepare for their employers.
I call this type of manual the "Safety Do's and Don'ts" Manual because it only contains the basic "work guidelines and procedures." However, it is not complete because it lacks the very critical aspects necessary in a Safety Manual, which are:
1. Safety Management System
2. Guidelines on Emergencies
3. Sanctions and Disciplinary Measures
Also, your manual failed to include the important dimensions in Safety Management, which are:
1. Workplace Inspection
2. Accident and Near Miss Investigations
3. Accident/Near Miss Investigation Reporting System
My company has a complete Safety Manual that we prepared for a big plant. This manual also includes a Table on Personal Protective Equipment prescribed by many Occupational Health & Safety Associations.
We sell our manual.
Visit our site if interested: EMILLA CONSULTING |
Best wishes.
Ed Llarena, Jr.
Managing Partner
Emilla Consulting
Tel: 00632-787-0423 (landline)
(mobile)
From Philippines, Parañaque
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The Safety Manual you have posted here is the "typical" manual that many safety engineers prepare for their employers.
I call this type of manual the "Safety Do's and Don'ts" Manual because it only contains the basic "work guidelines and procedures." However, it is not complete because it lacks the very critical aspects necessary in a Safety Manual, which are:
1. Safety Management System
2. Guidelines on Emergencies
3. Sanctions and Disciplinary Measures
Also, your manual failed to include the important dimensions in Safety Management, which are:
1. Workplace Inspection
2. Accident and Near Miss Investigations
3. Accident/Near Miss Investigation Reporting System
My company has a complete Safety Manual that we prepared for a big plant. This manual also includes a Table on Personal Protective Equipment prescribed by many Occupational Health & Safety Associations.
We sell our manual.
Visit our site if interested: EMILLA CONSULTING |
Best wishes.
Ed Llarena, Jr.
Managing Partner
Emilla Consulting
Tel: 00632-787-0423 (landline)
(mobile)
From Philippines, Parañaque
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Hi!
I have attached below the outline of a complete Safety Manual.
Best wishes.
Ed Llarena, Jr.
Managing Partner
Emilla Consulting
(landline)
(mobile)
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SAFETY MANUAL OUTLINE
CHAPTER I: Safety Policy
CHAPTER II: Work Guidelines and Procedures
1. General Work Guidelines & Procedures
1.1 Good Housekeeping
1.2 Industrial Hygiene & Sanitation
1.3 Industrial Signs
1.4 Off-Limit Areas
1.5 Use of Personal Protective Equipment
1.6 Lockout and Tag-out
1.7 Machine and Equipment Turnover
2. Specific Work Guidelines & Procedures
2.1 Machine Operation
2.2 Materials Handling and Storage
2.3 Use of Hand Tools
2.4 Use of Electrical Equipment
2.5 Welding and Cutting Works
2.6 Handling of Compressed Gases
2.7 Handling of Flammable Liquids & Gases
2.8 Handling of Acids & Corrosive Substances
2.9 Use of Ladders & Scaffolds
2.10 Handling of General Vehicle Repair Works
2.11 Use of Hoisting Equipment, Ropes, & Chains
2.12 Use of Vehicles & Motorized Equipment
CHAPTER III: Safety Management System
1. Safety Management Responsibility
2. Safety Committee
3. Workplace Inspection
4. Accident, Incident and Near-Miss Investigation
5. Accident, Incident, and Near-Miss Reporting System
6. Fire Drills and Other Safety Simulations
CHAPTER IV: Special Guidelines on Emergency Situations
1. Fire and Fire Control
2. Earthquakes
3. Typhoons And Floods
4. Brownouts and Power Interruption
5. Strikes, Riots, and Lockouts
CHAPTER V: Sanctions and Disciplinary Measures
ANNEX: Table of Personal Protective Equipment
From Philippines, Parañaque
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I have attached below the outline of a complete Safety Manual.
Best wishes.
Ed Llarena, Jr.
Managing Partner
Emilla Consulting
(landline)
(mobile)
-----------------------------
SAFETY MANUAL OUTLINE
CHAPTER I: Safety Policy
CHAPTER II: Work Guidelines and Procedures
1. General Work Guidelines & Procedures
1.1 Good Housekeeping
1.2 Industrial Hygiene & Sanitation
1.3 Industrial Signs
1.4 Off-Limit Areas
1.5 Use of Personal Protective Equipment
1.6 Lockout and Tag-out
1.7 Machine and Equipment Turnover
2. Specific Work Guidelines & Procedures
2.1 Machine Operation
2.2 Materials Handling and Storage
2.3 Use of Hand Tools
2.4 Use of Electrical Equipment
2.5 Welding and Cutting Works
2.6 Handling of Compressed Gases
2.7 Handling of Flammable Liquids & Gases
2.8 Handling of Acids & Corrosive Substances
2.9 Use of Ladders & Scaffolds
2.10 Handling of General Vehicle Repair Works
2.11 Use of Hoisting Equipment, Ropes, & Chains
2.12 Use of Vehicles & Motorized Equipment
CHAPTER III: Safety Management System
1. Safety Management Responsibility
2. Safety Committee
3. Workplace Inspection
4. Accident, Incident and Near-Miss Investigation
5. Accident, Incident, and Near-Miss Reporting System
6. Fire Drills and Other Safety Simulations
CHAPTER IV: Special Guidelines on Emergency Situations
1. Fire and Fire Control
2. Earthquakes
3. Typhoons And Floods
4. Brownouts and Power Interruption
5. Strikes, Riots, and Lockouts
CHAPTER V: Sanctions and Disciplinary Measures
ANNEX: Table of Personal Protective Equipment
From Philippines, Parañaque
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Dear Vijay, Its a really very very good & very useful.. It concludes all safety & health related points, Thanks for such important informtion Regards, Atul S. Malve
From India, Sholapur
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It's been really nice from your side, Dr. Vijay. I have some tips too. Here are those: SAFETY TIPS
From India, Delhi
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Your work on safety is really commendable. I would like to inquire with all my friends whether there is a speed limit set for the vehicles operating within the factory premises. If so, kindly provide me with the name of the Act and the specific speed limit.
Sughandh
From India, Ludhiana
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From India, Ludhiana
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