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Chapter 4 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 4.7.3 Building Services Check List a) Housekeeping and Physical Arrangement i) Housekeeping, arrangement are generally poor, raw materials, items being processed & finished materials are poorly stored, workplace untidy and workplace not adequate e,g. slippery or defective floors and surfaces. ii) Housekeeping and arrangement are fair. Some attempts to orderly store materials and keep workplace tidy are being made. iii) Adequate work-space is provided for operations as well as maintenance. iv) Housekeeping, arrangements and storage of materials are orderly. v) Incompatible items and processes are segregated. vi) Heavy and bulky objects are properly stored out of aisles. vii) Safe access and egress from workplace is provided viii) Housekeeping and storage of materials are well control ix) Layout and arrangement of facilities are systematic, properly segregated, tidy and very well maintained. x) Switches, controls and materials which are frequently used are within easy reach and within the working envelope of workers, workplace allows a comfortable posture and freedom of movement b) Seating Facilities i) No chair is provided where necessary. Workers have to stand while doing their work. ii) Chairs or benches of the correct height are made available. Footrests are also provided. iii) Chairs or benches provided are of adjustable type iv) Seat surface and cushion are suitable chosen for comfort v) Back rest of proper size which provides lower back support is included. vi) Where appropriate the operator is able to stand without interference vii) All staff are trained to sit correctly viii) Ergonomic factors are taken into considerations when buying chairs. c) Control and Displays i) All controls or displays are not easily accessible, visible and distinguishable from all relevant working positions. ii) Most controls and display are easily accessible, visible and distinguishable to the workers or operators. iii) Displays provided essential information about faults and emergencies. Controls are easy to use. Related controls and displays are suitably arranged in a good operational sequence. iv) Suitable controls and display are designed and used according to ergonomic principle, with proper symbol and labels. v) When purchasing new equipment or facilities the suitability of controls and display are taken into consideration with respect to differences in physical size of operators March 2009 4-9
Chapter 4 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT SYSTEM d) Lighting i) All parts of working space or area are not adequately lit in accordance with recommended code of practice. ii) Working area, spaces and corridors are adequately illuminated with the lighting fittings properly places in relation to the work to minimize unwanted reflection iii) Illumination level is properly designed and determined. iv) Different task are provided with most appropriate level of illumination v) Task requiring special illumination is provided with screen or luminous background to make them easy to see. vi) Available natural lighting is utilized to the best advantage. vii) There is no erect or reflected glare on working surface with lighting fitting readily accessible for routine maintenance viii) Routine maintenance is regularly carried out. ix) Suitable finishes are used on the walls, roof and other main interior surface. The Factory & Machinery & Acts states the types of qualified personnel to operate certain machinery such as diesel engines. The Building By-laws states the requirements for fire protection against occupants, such as firefighting equipment and system, fire-proof door, fire-escape, etc. 4.8 SAFETY AND HEALTH TRAINING a) Introduction Many standards promulgated by OSHMS require the employer to train employees in the safety and health aspects of their jobs. Training is an essential part of every employer’s program for providing workers with a safe and healthy workplace. Many researchers conclude that those who are new on the job have a higher rate of accidents and injuries than those experienced workers. If ignorance of specific job hazards and of proper work practices is partly to blame for higher injury rates, then the training may help provide a solution. b) Recommended Training In addition to training currently required by OSH Act and Regulations, there are several other topics which management should consider integrating into the training program. These include: - Ergonomics - Heat and Cold Stress - Non-Ionizing Radiation - Environmental Rules and Regulations - First Aid - General Occupational Safety and Health Training 4-10 March 2009
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