Safety Procedures / eSWP
What is the SWP PROC?
OPG-PROC-0129
Who is your FLM?
Ron Wagg
What is a Hazard?
A hazard is any source of potential damage, harm or adverse health effects on something or someone
If you hurt yourself at work, what do you do?
Report it to your supervisor, and seek treatment as needed.
What does RAWA stand for?
Restricted Access Work Area
What does eSWP stand for?
Electronic Safe Work Plan
How many bones are in the human body?
206
What is the least effective control in the Hierarchy of Controls Pyramid?
PPE
During what season/month are you most likely to experience heat stress?
Spring / May/June
Who is able to grant permission to enter a Hazardous Work Area?
Supervisor / Area Owner
Name 2 types of gravity hazards from the energy wheel
Falling objects, suspended or lifted loads, slips/trips, fall from heights, drop zones, collapsing excavation, slip/fall off vehicles & equipment.
195 countries
What are the top 2 effective controls in the Hierarchy of Controls?
Elimination and Substitution
When can you use a Caution Sign?
Yellow “Caution” signs are used for all other applications/areas where individuals are permitted to enter without contacting the named supervisor, but an awareness of the conditions is needed, as per section 1.5 OPG-PROC-0133 (e.g. material laydown areas, wet paint)
When can you enter a RAWA?
You must contact the supervisor/area owner to ask for permission. All work must be safe stated above prior to anyone accessing the area.
What are 2 High Energy Hazards from the Energy Wheel?
Temperature above 150 degrees, Fall from elevation >4 feet, Driving >30MPH, etc
When was the last time the Toronto Maple Leafs won a stanley cop?
May 2 1967 :(
Where can you control a hazard? (Name all 3)
At the source
Along the path
At the worker
What are your 3 Rights as workers?
Right to know, right to participate, right to refuse unsafe work
What is the signage PROC?
OPG-PROC-0133
When do you need an eSWP?
For high hazard work
What is your Health and Safety Advisor's name?
Mary-Lynn Van Lankveld
Give an example for each hierarchy of control?
Elimination: removing noisy equipment and replace with quieter equipment
Substitution: replacing one chemical with a less hazardous one
Engineering Controls: install a barrier
Administrative Controls: Procedures, signage
PPE: Safety Glasses
In the event of a medical emergency in the station, who is the first person you call? and what is their phone number?
ERT, 911 or ext 1920
When would you use a Danger Sign? (Name all 5)
Red “Danger” signs are used for identifying hazardous areas/conditions where entry is prohibited without adequate prior authorization
1.Confined Space (CS),
2.Safe Work Area (SWA),
3.Restricted Access Work Area (RAWA),
4.Hazardous Work Area (HWA),
5.Highlight any immediate safety hazard that requires the area to be barricaded to restrict/prevent access.