Hazard Identification - The Safety Inspection

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Produced by the Oregon OSHA Public Education Team

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[darrelbaillie]

Thanks for the awesome video. They always come in handy for training purposes.

[momshienhia]

Thanks for sharing this video this has been our topic on our class today 🙂

[tahlaromanusf]

i love the video it remind me about so manythings thanks somuch happy viewing more videos

[rangariraimukondomi]

Informative and eye opening, thanks for the video .

[fastair]

Good video, with good points. Understanding the root causes of things is very important, for example, there may be good reason why someone is doing something in a specific way. Its therefore extremely important to speak to them and understand a process so you are in the best position to advise. Sometimes that person you asked might have the solution..

Other good ideas is actually just observing people work and see what they have to do and how they do it. A lot of people will feel rushed or awkward, but you should take time to observe.

Another important thing to consider is the time of day that you do your inspection. For example, if you only ever do your inspections during day light hours, how will you know about hazards that only exist at night? I will give you an example, there was a school in the UK that carried out a health and safety inspection and found no major issues. There was however a trip hazard, but in daylight it was obvious to see so it wasn't raised as an issue. The school held a parents evening at night, a parent tripped on the item and sustained a head injury and died from their injuries. The school got done for not considering it as a hazard at night.
Similarly, don't forget about certain individuals such as cleaners who are almost always forgotten about, and as such, they never receive formal site inductions, may not be aware of the hazards present, and may even be introducing new hazards like hazardous cleaning substances.

[khuaibafzal]

Thanks for giving a clear picture of inspection

[byaheroofw]

thank for this video. as a new trainee it was helpful.

[oumarouedraogo]

Thank you for the video, very helpful...

[sayedalrakha]

Nice explain to use about safety inspection report

[noesense]

4:04 never walk towards a moving forklift with no walk way displayed on the floor. You could distract the driver of the forklift which will cause ERRER.

[latoyamuchindu]

Thank you so much the info is so helpful 😊

[dyaaabbas]

thanks for this great video, my Question is:
Is it possible that forklift moving without flag man?

[Freehart]

Please can I get the link so I can consult you for more enquiries

[boukabdallahi]

Thank you so much guys for this beneficial video !! Really outstanding, However I’m an HSSE OFFICER, with more than 4 years of experience, but I really need a university that has safety training program, study, and I’m ready to pay, please advise me for the nest universities in this field .
Thanks in advance

[АндрейТелятников-хе]

Where is protective shoes, glovers and jacket on the inspection group

[manbahadurthapa]

can you tell me What should we do first thing before starting the risk assessment

[donnaknowles]

I am disappointed that in this video, 2 of the Safety Committee members did not have their hi-vis vests closed, especially around machinery

[ssembatyafrancis]

Thanks guys me too lm safety officer thanks for update

[gtrayler]

You would think he would at least zip up his vest so his PPE was correct

[Omaro__]

would that be a medium or a serious issue to change the emergency light battery? Thanks