Continuous Improvement
Living document that eliminates variability, reduces errors and provides a stable foundation for identifying and implementing process improvements.
Standard Work
What does SIF stand for?
Severe Injury Fatality
Hard Hat
Gloves
Safety Glasses
Steel Toe Boots
Ear Plugs
100% Cotton or FR Material Clothing
Authority given to all employees to stop any potential hazards from happening
Stop Work Authority
This standard ensures that all hazardous energy and materials are controlled
LOTO
This list identifies potential risks in the area?
Hazard List
What does ISO Stand For?
International Organization of Standardization
This device is used when working from elevations above 4 feet
Fall Protection
Harness
Who is responsible for communicating concerns?
Everyone
This standard ensures entrapment prevention
Records Retention Center
What does SHEQ stand for?
Safety, Health Environmental and Quality
Permit filled out jointly by operations and maintenance to identify hazards and mitigate risks
Safe Work Permit
Standard that eliminates and mitigates risks for potential hazards
ISO 45001
When working above 4ft in the plant use this
Fall Prevention
Harness
If you identify an unfamiliar hazard in your area, you should?
Contact your supervisor.
Anything that has a potential to cause injury or ill health
Hazard
Document Required for equipment within 10 feet of the center line of railroad tracks
Rail Encroachment Permit
What do we do with an idea to make something safer?
Present to a Supervisor
Hot Work
What Continuous Improvement Framework do we use in ISO 45001?
Plan Do Check Act
Systematic evaluation of organizational management
Audit
Safety Tape Requirements
Red/Yellow Tape
Placard
Isolate potential hazards below
Who should you contact if you are unsure?
Your Supervisor
Name the 6 Life Critical Standards
Hazardous Energy Control/ Lockout Tagout
Confined Space
Fall Prevention/ Working at Heights
Electrical Work
Hot Work
Rail Safety/ Powered Industrial Vehicles