Heakth Health_Safety_Security_Procedures.pptx
- 1. Follow Health, Safety, and Security Procedures Understanding OHS Standards in Hospitality and Tourism
- 2. Question 1. What are some common causes of slips and falls in the workplace mentioned in the video? 2. What safety measures can facility managers implement to prevent struck-by accidents? 3. Why is it important for employees to pay attention to their surroundings in the workplace, especially in high-risk areas like construction zones?
- 3. Introduction to Health, Safety, and Security Safety: Protects against sudden injuries and hazards. Health: Protects against long-term exposure to harmful conditions. Security: Protects individuals from theft, violence, and other threats.
- 4. The OHS Act Objectives: Promote health, safety, and welfare at work. Create a safe working environment to prevent injury/illness. Identify, assess, and eliminate workplace risks. Increase awareness of health and safety issues.
- 5. Industry Codes of Practice Provide practical guidance for legal standards. Developed through consultation with industry, employees, and government. Must align with enterprise policies and insurance requirements.
- 6. Health, Safety, and Security in Hospitality Key aspects include: • Emergency, fire, and accident procedures. • Hazard identification and control. • Personal protective equipment usage. • Security of documents, cash, equipment, and people. • Hygiene and appropriate attire.
- 7. Hazards in the Workplace Examples of hazards: • Mechanical, electrical, and fire hazards. • Heat, noise, and toxic substances. • Falling, lifting, and vibration risks. • Definition: A hazard is any condition that can cause injury, illness, or damage.
- 8. Hazard Identification Methods Direct observation. Checklists and safety audits. Workplace inspections and historical data. Incident/accident reports. Staff feedback and external consultations.
- 9. Hazard Analysis Approaches Preliminary Analysis Identifies potential hazards. Prioritizes hazards by likelihood and severity. Detailed Analysis Uses inductive methods for serious risks. Focuses on severe or multiple injuries and illnesses.
- 10. Hazard Prevention and Control Methods include: • Eliminating or reducing hazards. • Substitution with safer alternatives. • Isolating or diluting the hazard. • Providing personal protective equipment. • Employee training and good housekeeping.
- 11. Conclusion Health, safety, and security procedures are essential for: • Protecting employees and customers. • Ensuring compliance with laws and regulations. • Promoting a safe, productive workplace. • "Safety is everyone's responsibility."
- 12. Hands-On Task: • Create a Workplace Safety Poster • Design a poster that emphasizes one key aspect of workplace safety (e.g., proper signage, use of personal protective equipment). • Use images, slogans, and basic design principles to make the poster engaging.