Equipment Issues

Equipment issued by the company is provided on the understanding that competent workers under adequate supervision will properly use it. Also that the contractor shall be solely responsible for and indemnify the company against loss or damage to such equipment and all or any loss, injury, death of any person or damage to any property whatsoever arising out of the use of such equipment. 

Arthur D. Little, Inc. (1996). Energy Savings Potential for Commercial Refrigeration Equipment. Issued June 1996, Reference No. 46230-00. 

Where it is immediately impossible to stop injecting, information about the risks of shared injecting and about safe injecting practices would be provided. It will be clearly stated that the equipment issued is for the client s own use only. 

Please remember that equipment issued is for the sole use of the person it is issued to. DO NOT SHARE. 

The layout of the change house provides for an orderly flow and control of personnel having a security control point, locker room with shower facilities, lunch room, clothing/equipment issue, and storage area. In addition, medical facilities required to support a chemical operation include an ambulance. 

There will be some variation associated with each safety issue s noted in Table 10.2 applicability to a job. For example, the first three rows of Table 10.2 deal with equipment issues, and not every job requires the use of equipment. Similarity issues such as task assignment and working hours may have little llex-ibilify associated with them. However, managing each applicable safety issue to the... 

When evaluating the risks associated with the layout of equipment issues to consider include the following ... 

Are there equipment issues or any concerns Is essential Imaging displayed ... 

Educating and training operators and maintainers about medical equipment issues... 

In construction work, falls are the leading cause of worker fatalities. OSHA s fall protection rule deals with employer, employee, and equipment issues in protecting workers from falls. 

Personal Protective Equipment Issued PPE worn Issued PPE properly fit and in good condition Knowledge of proper PPE Correct PPE identified ... 

There has been a rapid growth in the data required for safety management. Today it is essential to keep track of many kinds of data. There is a need to capture incident and accident data. There is a need to track personal protective equipment issued to individuals. There is a need to link hazards and exposures to jobs and those in those positions. There is a need to track exposures of employees, training given or required for them, job assignments, and other factors. There is a need to track hazardous materials data. 

Figure 37-11 illustrates the structure of tables in a relational data base for an employer who must track many safety matters. Each table contains information about the items included in it, including employees, training, accidents and incidents, equipment issued, exposures and physical tests (hearing, pulmonary function, BLV tests, etc.). 

A 24 QUALIFICATION OF CLASS IE SAFETY RELATED EQUIPMENT ISSUE... 

All hearing protection equipment must be kept in good order (Reg. 10) and employees are required to use properly and look after any personal protective equipment issued to them. Considerable emphasis is placed on keeping employees informed (Reg. 11) of ... 

Systematic safety integrity issues including avoidance of failures, control of systematic faults, system behavior on fault detection, and proven equipment issue. 

Problem Common causes Parameter solutions Process solutions Possible equipment issues... 

Debriefing after a surgical procedure offers an effective safety improvement tool, where the lead surgeon conducts a discussion of case-specific issues and ways to improve. This includes confirming the procedure performed, correct counts, equipment issues, urinary catheter, immediate plans for recovery, continued antibiotics, beta-blockers to mention a few. Each procedure should have an approved debriefing checklist ideally visible to everybody on the wall. He or she also should take the opportunity to reinforce excellent individual and team performance improvements. In contrast to the morbidity and mortality conference format, the debriefing discussion is immediate and palpable and therefore a more effective OR team safety learning tool. 

Respiratory protective equipment issued to an individual should protect suitably against the specific radionuclides of concern. The equipment should be especially selected to provide the degree of protection necessary with the objective of minimizing the total dose by using a predetermined set of protection factors as a guide. 

Before an intermediate or API process begins, a tentative IPC sample arrival schedule is produced by a chemist, engineer, or plant manager. This is only a tentative schedule because IPC samples can arrive hours early or late. There are many process factors that affect sample arrival times such as reactor heating rates, distillation speeds, and equipment issues. The analyst and team communicate frequently on the day of the process to obtain updated sample arrival times. 

MoD (1997) DBF STAN 00-55 Requirements for safety related software in defence equipment. Issue 2. Ministry of Defence... 

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