Groundskeepers Core Safety 12.11.08
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Groundskeepers Core Safety 12.11.08
- 1. UC Irvine Plan de Seguridad para los Empleados Encargados del Mantenimiento de las Áreas Verdes UC Irvine Environmental Health & Safety
- 17. Berkley Place South Wing Second Floor YOU ARE HERE EXIT ROUTES FIRE ALARM PULL FIRE EXTINGUISHER OR HOSE FE FAP REPORTING A FIRE FIRST - PULL NEAREST FIRE ALARM BOX. SECOND - DIAL 9-1-1, CAMPUS POLICE PROCEDIMIENTOS DE EVACUACION 1. CAMINE – NO CORRA . 2. USE LAS ESCALERAS MAS CERCAS PARA SALIR. NO USE LOS ELEVADORES. 3. NOTIFIQUE AL PERSONAL DE EMERGENCIAS SI SOSPECHA QUE ALGUIEN ESTE ATRAPADO EN EL EDIFICIO. 4. ASISTA A LAS PERSONAS LISIADAS 5. PROSIGUA A AL LUGAR DESIGNADO DE EVACUACION 6. REGRESE AL EDIFICIO SOLAMENTE DESPUES QUE LA POLICIA DEL CAMPUS O EL DEPARTAMENTO DE BOMBEROS LO HA ANUNCIADO QUE ES SEGURO REGRESAR UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY FAP FE FAP FAP FE
- 19. Saber utilizar los extinguidores de incendios P ull - Jale el gancho A im - Apunte a la base del fuego S queeze - Exprimir el disparador S weep - Páselo de lado a lado Los tipos de extinguidores incluyen agua, CO 2 , y un producto químico seco Las Practicas en caso de Incendios
- 48. ¿Preguntas? Para más información: Llame a EH&S al X4-6200
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- The Cal/OSHA Standard Section 3203 requires employers to develop and implement a comprehensive Injury and Illness Prevention Program that includes these elements. A system to communicate safety information. Employers must have a method of communicating safety information to their employees. The form can be the use of newsletters, bulletin boards, safety committee minutes. A system for assuring compliance Scheduled inspections/evaluations Accident investigation Procedures for correcting unsafe/unhealthy conditions Safety training Recordkeeping and documentation
- No matter your department or job function, all work environments have potential hazards. The important thing is to recognize the risks, reduce or eliminate them and work safely to protect yourself and others from injuries.
- Also known as the “Ergonomics Standard”, the law was designed to reduce the number of ergonomic related injuries that were being reported to Cal/OSHA. The main target of the Standard were “Cumulative Trauma Disorders” such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) which can cause wrist and hand pain from faulty posture at the computer. And Repetitive Motion Injuries such as Back and Neck strains from faulty body mechanics.
- Also known as the “Ergonomics Standard”, the law was designed to reduce the number of ergonomic related injuries that were being reported to Cal/OSHA. The main target of the Standard were “Cumulative Trauma Disorders” such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) which can cause wrist and hand pain from faulty posture at the computer. And Repetitive Motion Injuries such as Back and Neck strains from faulty body mechanics.
- There are a few things you can do to be prepared. One is to wear light-colored clothing. Experience has shown that bees tend to attack dark things. Dark clothing, dark hair, any thing dark in color could draw the bees. A USDA entomologist says that when he inspected apiaries he could often tell that they were Africanized by the number of stings he got in his black leather camera case. Avoid wearing floral or citrus aftershaves or perfumes when hiking. Bees are sensitive to odors, both pleasant and unpleasant. The smell of newly cut grass has been shown to rile honey bees. Check around your house and yard at least once a month to see if there are any signs of bees taking up residence. If you do find a swarm or colony, leave it alone and keep your family and pets away. Look in the Yellow Pages for a pest control company or a local beekeeper to deal with the bees. To help prevent honey bees from building a colony in your house or yard, fill all cracks and crevices in walls with steel wool and caulk. Remove piles of junk, honey bees will nest in an old soda can or an overturned flower pot. Fill holes in the ground, and cover the hole in your water valve box.
- Almost all cases of Africanized honey bee attacks can be traced back to some provocation, such as noise or vibration, such as that of a lawn mower, weed eater or tractor Once disturbed, Africanized honey bees can range quite far from the source of irritation, attacking anything that looks threatening. Once the bees get riled up, the most important thing to do is RUN away as fast as possible. Do not try to stand still in an attempt to fool the bees. Do not try to fight the bees they have the advantage of numbers and the gift of flight. The more you flail your arms, the madder they will get. Just run indoors as fast as possible. A bee can obtain speeds of from 12 to 15 miles per hour, but most healthy humans can outrun them. So, RUN! And when you run Keep Running ! Africanized honey bees have been known to follow people for more than a quarter mile. People who have been attacked say the worst part is having the bees sting your face and eyes. Any impairment of your vision will also make it more difficult to escape. If you do not happen to have a net with you, grab a blanket, a coat, a towel, anything that will give you momentary relief while you look for an avenue of escape. If you have nothing else, pull your shirt up over your face. The stings you may get on your chest and abdomen are far less serious than those to the facial area.
- Speaker’s Notes: Poison ivy, oak, and sumac are among the most common skin rashes. Allergic reactions from these plants will affect millions of Americans every year. These rashes are most commonly caused by contact with the plant's colorless or yellowish oil, called urushiol (u-roo-she-ol). The plant oil is released when the plant stem or leaves are cut or crushed. The plant oil is invisible and sticky and may be carried on garden tools, on pet's fur, or in the smoke of a burning plant. The most common way to be afflicted with a rash from a poisonous plant is to come into contact with the plant oil. Once you have the rash it cannot be spread to other parts of your body or to another person by touching the blisters or the fluid. Plant oil on the hands, for example, spreads the rash when you wipe your forehead with your hand. Learn to recognize and avoid the plant. If you find the plant growing in your yard, use gloves to pull it up by the roots and discard the plant carefully, then discard or wash the gloves. When walking through wooded areas, wear long pants and long sleeves. B rushing up against the plant’s leaves seldom results in breaking out in a rash because the plant’s oil is not released unless the stem or leaf surface is broken. However, if you are exposed to the plant oil, wash the affected area with cold water as soon as possible. Carefully remove all exposed clothing and wash it. Wash off all camping and sporting gear as well, if there is a chance it has been contaminated.
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