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OSHA 30 General Industry Course: Topic 1 Introduction


OSHA 30 Hours General Industry Course Topic: 1 Introduction

 

CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION

Safety derived from French word Sauf.

It is the Basic Right of Workers.

The OSHA (OCCUPTIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION) was established in 1970 and the law implemented in 1971.it was established in 1970 and the law implemented in 1971.In 1990 it was amended and implemented as an Act.


TYPES OF SAFETY

Normative Safety

Normative safety is term used to describe products or designs that meet applicable designs, standards and protection.

Example:  Chairs are designed to support the back of worker sitting on it.

 

Substantive Safety

Substantive or objective safety means that the real-world safety history is favorable, whether or not standards are met.

Example:      If a worker is standing in the middle of a roof which has no grill, according to the standards there is a fall hazard but as he is standing in the middle, he is safe.

 

Perceived Safety

Perceived or subjective safety refers to the level of comfort of users.

Example: If a person is claustrophobic, he will not feel safe in a closed space even when there is no hazard present.

 

Hazard: A hazard is anything that has potential to cause harm or injuries to a person or persons and property damage.

Risk: It is the likelihood that a person may be harmed or injured if exposed to a hazard combined with the severity of consequences.

Example: Electricity is a hazard and electric shock is the harm or an injury the worker may be exposed to it is risk. Risk will be high if the electrical equipment being used is substandard, wiring is poor, and the insulation on the wires is poor or if there is water on the ground.

Controls: These are the measures taken to control the risk or eliminate the hazards altogether.

Example: if there is a spill of water in a room, it presents a slipping hazard for person working in that room. If access to that room is prevented by a physical barrier, though the hazard would remain but the risk of slips/trip would be minimized.

 

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