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Beginning and Continuing

1ABCuyaALLAN B. CUYA ,RME,ASP


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IntroductionQuality training reduces

injuries....save lives...and ultimately

saves money

One component to prevent workplace

accidents is to provide safety training

on an on-going basisABCuya 2


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The need....

for constant

to do workers best

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THE

.....

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The Beginning.

Rule 1043.01 (7)Safety Committee

Functions

Rule 1047 (4)

Duties of SafetyOfficer

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The Beginning.

Section 12.

INFORMATION

Section 13.

COSHTRAINING

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Workers should be adequately and suitably;

informed of potential S&H hazards to which

12. S & H Information

t ey may e expose at t eir site

instructed and trained on measures for

prevention, control and protection against

hazards

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No person shall be deployed in a construction

site unless he has undergone a S&H

awareness seminar conducted by the OSHC,

SECTION 12.2

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or by safety professionals

Every worker shall receive instruction andtraining on general S&H measures

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Basic rights & duties of workers at the site

Means of access & egress ..normal & emergency work Measures for good housekeeping

Location & proper use of welfare amenities and first aid

SEC.12.3 Instruction/Training Topics

facilities Proper care & use of PPE issued to workers

General measures for personal hygiene and health

protection Fire precautions

Emergency Actions

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The instruction, training and info materials shall be

given in a language/dialect understood by theworker

SECTION 12.4

r tten ora , v sua an part c pat ve approac esshall be used

Each supervisor/designated person shall conductdaily tool box meetings prior to starting any taskremind workers on necessary safety precautions

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Operators of material handling equipment

Erectors/dismantlers of scaffoldings Workers in excavation works

Workers handling explosives

SPECIAL TRAININGS

Workers engaged in pile-driving Steel workers

Workers handling hazardous substances

Signalers

Others as maybe categorized by TESDA

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The basic training is a 40-hr/5-day course

prescribed by BWC

13. S&H Training

All safety personnel involved in a projectshall be required to complete the basic

course . Continuing training shall be

minimum of 16 hrs per year for every full-

time safety personnel

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CORRECT PPE

WITH

INSTRUCTIONS

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Orient on its

usage,

Monitorusage on

an ng anmaintenance

the

field/floor

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DONT JUST TELL

..

THEM !


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CONTINUING

EDUCATIONABCuya 22


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Telling an

employee

Constant

reminders

e sa e yrules is not

enough

through

various ways

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TEN MOST COMMON

HUMAN FACTORS CAUSING

ACCIDENTS

1. NEGLIGENCE

6. CURIOSITY

.

3. HASTY DECISION

4. INDIFFERENCE

5. DISTRACTIONS

.

8. POOR WORKING HABITS

9. OVERCONFIDENCE

10. LACK OF PLANNING

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So therefore.

By giving emphasis onthese human factors, we

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could then guide workerson its importance

in preventing accidents.


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Section 12 Item 12.6

Each supervisor shall conduct daily TBMprior to starting the tasks for the day to

safety & health problems related to the task

and the potential solution to them.

The supervisor shall remind the workers onthe necessary safety precautions that need

to be undertaken.

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SOME STRATEGIES We divided the team up with other

responsibilities ---- On The Job Training(OJT ) Team and Special Projects Team

Changed up the way we approached

the common day to day training wewere conducting.

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100% TIE-OFF PRACTICAL EXERCISES

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TRAINING IN THE

FIELD The On the Job training

(OJT) has by far been the

best way to get thetraining information

where it belong. With the

departments weestablished field trainingfacilities

Skill Craft Centers where

workers can be evaluatedand also re-trained in

there specific task

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Several 100% Tie-off

Training demonstrationfacilities along with

Skill Craft Centers forWelding , Grinding, and

Electrical.

field by all and inseveral cases the SiteSupervision took an

active role in thedemonstration.

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After we established these new tasks the HSE

Training Department flourished into an awardwinning staff of dedicated individuals who

wanted to make a difference.

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TRAINING VIDEO PRODUCTIONS Manual Handling & 100% Tie Off

Training Job Safety Task Instruction (JSTI)

Dropped Objects Video Confined Space Entry Video

Heat Stress Instructional Video Escape Mask Training

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PROJECT

MILESTONE

accumulated 28

Million Man-hours without a

LTI

have achieved

over 10 Millionseveral times

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SUPERVISORY

AND LEADERSHIP

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SUPERVISORS

VS.

SAFETY OFFICERCOMMON BUT SHOULD NOT BE!!

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PRODUCTION AND SAFETY

PRODUCTION WITH SAFETY


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No way a Manager or

Supervisor can expect a

subordinate to follow safety

p anBEHIND the OSH Program and

IF THEMSELVES ARE NOTTRAINED

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SUPERVISOR: The Role Model

Employees form theiro inions o sa et throu h

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Supervisors actions good

andbad!ONandOFFthe Job!!!


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FOLLOWING UP

EMPLOYEES

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Talk withthe

employees

Observe

them

Hear their

concerns

Empower

them

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DONT EVER FORGET

TO ENFORCE

DISCPLINARY

ACTIONS!ABCuya 41


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WHEN.We teach them how to do their job

safely,

understand why, and

we let them mentor others and correct

them on what is wrong.

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..RESULTIf the right instructions are given to

the workforce at the beginning thenthe results will begin to show.

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BETTER INFORMED ,

BETTER TRAINED

WORKFORCE


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Come to think of it......To get the best results from

valuable training time,

trainers are using effective

training strategies andtechniques

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How Much Trainees

Learn Depends on

How Good Your

Training IsABCuya 45


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As an old line says

If training isx n iv

then try ignorance

and always be at risk !ABCuya 46


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Safety Engineer

Safety Control Division

O S H C - DOLEMarch 1998- Oct. 2006

Safety & health beSafety & health beSafety & health beSafety & health be

with youwith youwith youwith you

Oct. 2006- Sept. 2007

Sr. HSE Training Officer

Sept. 2007- Sept. 2008QGX2 P CCIC, Qatar

OSH Practitioner/Trainer

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