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Unsafe act and unsafe conditions

1
MERAMANDALI
UNSAFE ACT AND UNSAFE CONDITION
Prepare By-
Himansu Behera
Reff. No.-202411100081

Unsafe Act
2
Unsafe Acts refer to behaviors or actions by
individuals that increase the risk of
accidents or injuries.
Key Characteristics:
Result from human error or negligence.
Often stem from lack of training,
complacency, or rushing tasks
Unsafe Condition
Unsafe Conditions refer to physical or environmental
hazards in the workplace that could lead to accidents
or harm.
Key Characteristics:
 May exist due to improper maintenance or design.
 Often require systemic interventions for resolution.

3
Examples of Unsafe Acts
 Operating machinery without proper training.
 Failing to use personal protective equipment
(PPE).
 Ignoring established safety protocols.
 Using tools or equipment incorrectly.
 Bypassing safety devices or guards.
 Under the influence of alcohol or other drug
 Leaving materials hear and there

4
Examples of Unsafe Conditions
 Poor lighting in work areas.
 Slippery or uneven floors.
 Broken or malfunctioning equipment.
 Cluttered workspaces or blocked exits.
 Inadequate ventilation in hazardous
zones.
 Working platform without railing
 Extreme temperatures or weather
conditions in the workplace.

5
UNSAFE ACT OR CONDITION AROUND US
Material handling without proper PPE. While taking
heavy material without proper PPE is an laxness by
employee. As we know 3000 unsafe act and condition
cause 1 fatality, so we need to wear proper PPE while
working.
Fire Extinguisher is not placed at the proper
places. In case of any emergency we can’t use
properly which cause massive effect in
environment.
So always fire extinguisher kept in every entry and
exit position. In high risk zone kept in every 15m.

6
OTHER EXAMPLE OF UNSAFE ACT OR CONDITION
The Earth Pit inspection due date has expired. Material are scattered here and there
Poor maintenance of electrical panels

7
Consequences of Unsafe Acts and Conditions
Direct Impacts:
 Workplace injuries and fatalities.
 Damage to equipment and infrastructure.
Indirect Impacts:
 Financial losses from downtime and legal fees.
 Decreased employee morale and trust.
 Long-term reputational damage.

8
Preventing Unsafe Acts and Conditions
 Provide comprehensive training and regular
refreshers.
 Foster a culture of accountability and awareness.
 Recognize and reward adherence to safety
practices.
 Address root causes of unsafe behaviors, such
as stress or lack of resources.

Role of Leadership in Safety
9
 Lead by example: Demonstrate safe behavior.
 Provide resources: Ensure access to safety
equipment and training.
 Foster a culture of safety: Encourage open
communication about hazards.
 Accountability: Hold individuals responsible for
unsafe actions.

10
CONCLUSION
If we stop the creation of 30,000 Unsafe Acts and
Unsafe Conditions then 3,000 Near Misses, 300
Minor, 30 Major Accidents will be stop and most
importantly 1 Fatal can be stopped.

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Unsafe act and unsafe conditions. .pptx

1. 1 MERAMANDALI UNSAFE ACT AND UNSAFE CONDITION Prepare By- Himansu Behera Reff. No.-202411100081

2. Unsafe Act 2 Unsafe Acts refer to behaviors or actions by individuals that increase the risk of accidents or injuries. Key Characteristics: Result from human error or negligence. Often stem from lack of training, complacency, or rushing tasks Unsafe Condition Unsafe Conditions refer to physical or environmental hazards in the workplace that could lead to accidents or harm. Key Characteristics:  May exist due to improper maintenance or design.  Often require systemic interventions for resolution.

3. 3 Examples of Unsafe Acts  Operating machinery without proper training.  Failing to use personal protective equipment (PPE).  Ignoring established safety protocols.  Using tools or equipment incorrectly.  Bypassing safety devices or guards.  Under the influence of alcohol or other drug  Leaving materials hear and there

4. 4 Examples of Unsafe Conditions  Poor lighting in work areas.  Slippery or uneven floors.  Broken or malfunctioning equipment.  Cluttered workspaces or blocked exits.  Inadequate ventilation in hazardous zones.  Working platform without railing  Extreme temperatures or weather conditions in the workplace.

5. 5 UNSAFE ACT OR CONDITION AROUND US Material handling without proper PPE. While taking heavy material without proper PPE is an laxness by employee. As we know 3000 unsafe act and condition cause 1 fatality, so we need to wear proper PPE while working. Fire Extinguisher is not placed at the proper places. In case of any emergency we can’t use properly which cause massive effect in environment. So always fire extinguisher kept in every entry and exit position. In high risk zone kept in every 15m.

6. 6 OTHER EXAMPLE OF UNSAFE ACT OR CONDITION The Earth Pit inspection due date has expired. Material are scattered here and there Poor maintenance of electrical panels

7. 7 Consequences of Unsafe Acts and Conditions Direct Impacts:  Workplace injuries and fatalities.  Damage to equipment and infrastructure. Indirect Impacts:  Financial losses from downtime and legal fees.  Decreased employee morale and trust.  Long-term reputational damage.

8. 8 Preventing Unsafe Acts and Conditions  Provide comprehensive training and regular refreshers.  Foster a culture of accountability and awareness.  Recognize and reward adherence to safety practices.  Address root causes of unsafe behaviors, such as stress or lack of resources.

9. Role of Leadership in Safety 9  Lead by example: Demonstrate safe behavior.  Provide resources: Ensure access to safety equipment and training.  Foster a culture of safety: Encourage open communication about hazards.  Accountability: Hold individuals responsible for unsafe actions.

10. 10 CONCLUSION If we stop the creation of 30,000 Unsafe Acts and Unsafe Conditions then 3,000 Near Misses, 300 Minor, 30 Major Accidents will be stop and most importantly 1 Fatal can be stopped.

11. THANK YOU

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