safety presentation
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Business Challenge #11: Instilling safety consciousness in peopleFacts on Safety at Work by International Labour Organization gives following highlightsEach day 6,000 people die as a result of work related accidents/diseases2.2 Mil work related deaths a year, 0.35 Mil due to work related accidents, 1.7 due to work related diseases. 270 Mil occupational accidents resulting in absence at work for more than 3 days resulting in a 4% global GDP impact.Target is to create an injury free culture and to achieve this the only number one needs to know is \'ZERO\'. (India\'s contribution to the world). Be it ZERO Falls, ZERO incidents, ZERO fatalities. This can be achieved by individual by Changing behaviours, Challenging beliefs, Reducing risksA simple but effective self introspection to see ones approach to safety, by asking,if she/he promotes proactive or reactive approach to safety? pre inspection? follow on incidents? look at close calls?take on incidence reporting?A self assessment on following,“What type of risks do I take?”“What should I have done differently?”“What am I going to do differently next time?”Knowing the secret of TEEEET - TRAININGE - EQUIPMENTE - EXTRA PRECAUTIONE - ENVIRONMENTE - ENJOYMENTNot replying on Luck but preventing many of those that can be easily prevented.In an effort to get these in a simple and understandable way, a compilation in the form of slide decks is attached. Most of us, should be able to relate these, as these are relatively fresh in our minds. May it be the Mangalore air crash that took lives of 158 innocents to Fire blaze at Carlton Towers in Bangalore that left 9 dead and over 70 injured or Heavy rains of July 26th in Mumbai to Tsunami in March 11, 2011 or a Delhi Metro accident to the most recent Lawyers attack on Media.TRANSCRIPT
Jason Rodrigues, [email protected]
+91-98805-99726Projects Manager,
Tata Consultancy Services, Bangalore
Mrs. Lakshmi, KarkalaRetired Teacher living in KarkalaM/o Santosh (33), Vivek nagar, Software Engineer at a IT firm in Bangalore
Mr. Suresh Hegde, PutturBusiness Man, Running the family owned Business in Puttur .H/o Prabha HegdeHousewife
Mstr. Vishnu, Madhavanagar, BangaloreNow a Class 4 StudentS/o Girisha, Madhavanagar Bangalore,
Mrs. Vrinda, Yelahanka BangaloreHousewifeW/o Satish Chandra (55), motor vehicle inspector from Yelahanka
Names changed
Bus Rams into Stranded Timber-laden Lorry at Udane
KSRTC-run Iravat bus rammed into a stranded timber-laden lorry at Udane in the wee hours of
Monday May 18.
Photos: Courtasy www.daijiworld.com
Sadly Prabha, Satish, Girisha, Santosh and Varaprasad didn’t survive this accident. 18
other passengers injured.
Photos: Courtasy www.daijiworld.com
Photos: Courtasy www.daijiworld.com
•The cleaner of the truck said, that the punctured truck was moved to the side of the road, and after supporting the truck with the help of a jack, he and the driver had slept. At around 5.30 am, they heard a huge explosion, and on coming out of their slumber, saw two bodies strewn on the road while another body was hanging.
Safety has become GLOBAL
•HABITS…
•BELIEFS…
•AMBITIONS…
•COMMITMENT…
•PASSION…
•CONSISTENCY…
•ENGAGE…
•CHALLENGE…
•DEMONSTRATE…
•State of being “Safe”
•Preventing those events which could be considered non-desirable
GLOBAL PICTURESTATS FROM ILO
•Facts on Safety at work, ILO, Geneva, Switzerland 2005
• Each day 6,000 people die as a result of work related accidents/diseases
• 2.2 Mil work related deaths a year, 0.35 Mil due to work related accidents, 1.7 due to work related diseases.
•270 Mil occupational accidents resulting in absence at work for more than 3 days.
•Read more at the link below.
An injury-free culture doesn’t mean
“zero injuries”; it means creating an environment where injuries are not acceptable and where we do everything possible to prevent them
Injury Free Culture
When it comes to SAFETYOnly number you need to know
ZERO
ZERO
CHANGING BEHAVIOURS
CHALLENGING BELIEFS
REDUCING RISKS
• Performing Tasks
• Managing Equipment
• Managing People in Distress
• Managing Onlookers
Managing Traffic
FIRE SCENE SAFETY
• Command and Control
• Communication
• Participation
• Mitigation
SITE PLANNING
HOW DO WE BUILD SAFETY?
Safety Culture
and Diligence
Inspection
Job Procedures
Safe Work Practices
Best Practices
Near Misses
Hazard Assessment
HOW WOULD THIS HAPPEN?What do good leaders have?
•Vision•Credibility•Collaboration•Communication•Recognition & Feedback•Accountability
WHAT DO I NEED TO DIFFERENLY TODAY?
•Do you promote proactive or reactive approach to safety?
•Do you pre inspect?
•Do you follow on incidents?
•Do you look at close calls?
•What's your take on incidence reporting?
Fatalities
Major Incidents
First Aid Incidents
Near Misses
At Risk Behaviors
