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8/10/2019 Cargo Safety Training.pptx

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Transguard has IMS Policy


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PERSONAL BEHAVIOR

YOUR SAFETY AND MY SAFETY IS IN YOUR HAND

&

MY SAFETY AND YOUR SAFETY IS IN MY HAND


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YOURS SIMPLE NEGLEGENCE ACT CAN RUIN YOURS

OR SOMEONE ELSES LIFE

&

YOUR SIMPLE CORRECTIVE ACTION CAN SAVE

YOURS LIFE OR SOMEONE ELSES LIFE

YOUR APPROACH


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APPRECIATE THE PEOPLE WHO CORRECT YOUR

ACTIONS BY SAYING THEM THANKS. THIS WAY YOU

ENCOURAGE THEM TO HELP OTHERS TOO

THANKS

APPRECIATION


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SAFETY DOESNT BELONG TO ANY NATIONALITY,

RELIGION AND LIVING OR WORKING STANDARDBUT YES IT DOES TRULY BELONG TO HUMANITY

SAFETY RELATIONSHIP


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THINK HOW MUCH ARE YOU CONTRIBUTING INTO

PEOPLE SAFETY AROUND YOU AND FEEL PROUDWHAT YOU HAVE DONE TO SECURE THEM

FEEL PROUD


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NEVER FEEL HESITANT WHEN CORRECTING

SOMEONE ACTION TO SAFE HIS/HER LIFE OR PEOPLE

AROUND YOU AND SAME WAY WHEN SOME BODYELSE CORRECT YOU TAKE IT POSITIVELY

NEVERTHELESS HOW DIFFICULT SITUATION YOU ARE

GOING THROUGH

TAKE SAFETY OWNERSHIP


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FEEL THE PAIN OF OTHER HOW DO THEY

STRUGGLE AFTER MEETING AN ACCIDENT. DO

NOT WAIT FOR THE ACCIDENTS TO HAPPEN WITH

YOU TO LEARN THE LESSON.

HELP YOURSELF


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Unsafe Practices (Cargo Division)


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LEG INJURY IN CARGO MEGA TERMINAL

Ensure you are in safe position before entering between the pallets.

All forklift operators and loaders should ensure suitable communicationmethods.

Follow the Safe work practices and work place hazards periodically.

UNSAFE

PRACTICE

x xPrepared By : IMS


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HAND INJURY IN CARGO MEGA TERMINAL

Do not work on the edge of the pallet in work station area.

Always follow the safe work practices.

Prepared By : IMS


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FINGER INJURY IN CARGO MEGA TERMINAL

Do not keep your hands while the cargo was not lifted properly.

Inform the forklift operator to lift the cargo properly and do not hurry.

Prepared By : IMS


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FINGER INJURY IN OLD WAREHOUSE

Keep you hands away from the movable parts and do not rush while finishingthe work.

Be vigilant while working with moving equipment's. Follow the safe workpractices.

Prepared By : IMS


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FINGER INJURY IN FG-3 AREA

Follow the proper methods while locking / unlocking thelashing locks .

Follow the safe work practices.

Prepared By : IMS


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Be vigilant while walking in your work place.

All forklift operators should be establish propercommunication methods.

Prepared By : IMS


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FINGER INJURY IN CMT, FS Gate-28

Dont keep your hands on the rollers in any situation.

Follow the Safe work practices and work place hazards periodically..

Awareness among the staffs should be improved on the work place hazards (ie.,should not place the hands on the rollers even if it is in OFF condition) to prevent such

incidents

x

UNSAFE

PRACTICE

Prepared By : IMS


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Dont stand or keep the leg on the rollers to pull the cargo.

Ensure the safe position always while working.


x

UNSAFE

PRACTICE

Prepared By : IMS


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LEG INJURY IN FG-8

Dont enter between the pallets and dollies while in moving condition.


UNSAFE

PRACTICE

xPrepared By : IMS


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LEG INJURY IN DWC

No proper communication between forklift operator and loader.

Always establish proper communication between the co-workers

Prepared By : IMS


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LEG INJURY IN SKY CARGO

All the staffs should be more vigilant while walking / working near themoving equipments and follow the safe distance.

Always establish proper communication with forklift operators.


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LEG INJURY IN SKY CARGO

Always establish proper communication while connecting / disconnecting

the dollies.Where appropriate, a marshaling staff shall be used to establish proper

communication.

Prepared By : IMS


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Leg Injury in Sky cargo Delivery area

Staffs do not keep one foot on the work station and another foot on the truck.Establish proper communication with the drivers during the loading / offloading in thedock area.

Wheel chocking for all the vehicles during loading / offloading.


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Un-Safe Act


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Un-safe Act


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HEAD

EYES

FACE

HANDSFEET

BODY

HEARING

RESPIRATORY

Common types of PPE


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THE PROPER AND CONSISTENT USE OF

PROTECTIVE SAFETY EQUIPMENT IS STAFFS

RESPONSIBILITY.

Personal Protective Equipment

ar Plug

Hand Gloves

Hi VizVest

Safety Shoes


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Worldwide Statistics1 in 2 million Unsafe

acts = 1 Death1 Death

400 Major injuries

20,000 Minor injuries

240,000 Near missesPreventive

Approach - DWB

Focuses here2,000,000 Unsafe Acts

DONT WALK BY


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A proactive method to prevent potential

incidents/accidents

Aims to improve our safety culture and our safety

performance

An open door policy involving all employees to

recognize and report unsafe conditions and acts

and take action

Vital tool to eliminate potential hazards

DONT WALK BY

D t W lk B
http://www.emedco.com/product_2.asp?dept_id=1&pf_id=TC44423&pGrid=1


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Location:

DONT WALK BY/NEAR MISS

Nature of the breach of safety..

.

.

Action taken by the observer.................................................................................

..

..

Name/Dept..TG No..Date..

Dont Walk By


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Ensure you are informing of incidents or nearmisses happening around you to your supervisors

and dont wait for others to report them

&You are Advise to notify your Transguard Call

Centre any health and Safety related issue by

calling on

800 1 800

REPORTING OF INCIDENTS


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Transguard Group

TTA/13NOV13/V1.3

Th ft


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Transguard Group

Theft

Theft is grounds for Gross Misconduct

Any employee caught stealing from either a

client, a co-worker or a member of the

general public will face disciplinary action

Stealing is a criminal act and therefore you

could face time in jail

and you will likely be deported THEFT

TTA/13NOV13/V1.3


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QUESTIONS?


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THANKS..

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