General Safety. 1. Be aware of your surroundings. Avoid poorly maintained or poorly lighted locations. If you see anyone or anything suspicious, leave the area immediately.
General Safety. 2 The District shall, within the limitation of its financial capabilities, provide and maintain a safe and healthy 4 conditions, and provide necessary safety equipment. The Union shall encourage employees to observe 5 safe work habits and practices at all times. All employees are responsible for wearing their personal 6 protection equipment (PPE) while on duty.
General Safety. Be prepared for the day and the environment: Wear appropriate clothing for work and weather Wear sturdy footwear. No open toed-shoes Wear sunscreen and/or hat when appropriate Do not wear headsets due to safety concerns Be sure to eat a good breakfast Bring lunch and/or snacks Bring work gloves Bring filled water bottle, stay hydrated during the duration of the project Any personal medications. We cannot administer oral/topical medication. Volunteers who have specific health or emergency needs such as allergic reactions to plants or insect bites should inform the project leader before the project. This will help determine what action to take. Take breaks as needed Have copies of each person’s waiver on site in case of an emergency A cell phone would be good to have in case of an emergency Report any injuries/fatigue immediately to the project leader Site Safety: Be aware of and address unique situations: Be aware of your surroundings, don’t work alone Watch for hazardous footing, uneven surfaces, slippery banks, tripping hazards Watch for hazardous vegetation weeds, tall grasses, poison ivy, etc Be aware of park users, especially Bicyclists on trails Be aware of waste hazards, glass, needles, empty containers, etc., always sweep, rake or shovel glass. Never pick up sharp objects with your hands. NEVER TOUCH NEEDLES! Notify the volunteer office immediately, and he/she will dispose of the needles Do not reach into “blind” areas with bare hands Cross streets at signals or crosswalks When working in or around a gutter, work from the sidewalk Do not get near homeless camps. Do not dispose of their belongings – notify the Volunteer Office where these camps are located Tool Safety: Always carry tools at your side with the most dangerous part turned down Keep a safe distance when carrying tools, an arm and tool length apart Never play with tools Never swing a tool higher than your shoulder Be aware of those around you, both tool users, and non-users Store your tool properly, in a central location, not scattered around Use the proper tool for each task Many of the Denver Parks and Recreation staff are certified in CPR and First Aid. In case of a medical emergency beyond the scope of their training, the volunteer will either be sent to seek further attention or 911 will be called. It is the goal and responsibility of the volunteer program to ensure that groups are provided with appropriate, safe and fun pro...
General Safety. All spillages on the floor must be cleaned up immediately to reduce the risk of slipping or falling. No step ladder is provided; it is the responsibility of the hirer to ensure their safety if working at a height.
General Safety. The Board shall maintain procedures to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations established by authorities such as the WorkSafeBC (WCB) regulations on industrial health and safety and to guide district personnel during emergencies such as fire or earthquakes.
General Safety. The Resident and all occupants and guests must exercise due care for Resident’s own and others’ safety and security, in the use of smoke detec- tors, door locks, window latches, and other security devices and in the event of severe weather. The door from the apartment/room to the hall- way and all first floor and basement windows are to be locked securely when the Residents are absent from the premises. Residents shall not facilitate a person’s access to the building if that person is not a known guest of that Resident (see guest policy for further details). BEHAVIOR
General Safety. The Company will continue to make reasonable provisions for the health and safety (including equipment and training) of all employees during their hours of employment. The Company will not require employees to perform any hazardous duties not reasonably compatible with their vocation.
General Safety. Please take all precautions to protect your own health and safety and that of anyone else in the campervan or awning, including the health and safety of persons not in your party that may be affected by your conduct and actions. Do not leave your children/dog unattended in the campervan or awning at any time. Ensure a responsible adult is in the vehicle at all times when the appliances are being used. Ensure you are aware of the location of safety equipment such as the fire blanket (under the front seat), warning triangle (under or behind the passenger’s seat), first aid kit (under front seat), and fire extinguisher (on its stand). When cooking using the hob make sure that the sliding window nearest to the cooker is open. Fire, accidents, breakdown, etc See our campervan handbook, provided in the van. You will also be given verbal instructions when you collect the van. It is imperative that you and your party are familiar with these instructions. Health and Safety at Campsites When you arrive at each Campsite, ensure you familiarise yourself, and all members of your party, with the health and safety arrangements applicable on the site. It is imperative you are aware of the following: • Fire – to include assembly point, systems for raising the alarm, etc. • First Aid – location of the site first aid box, location details of the site first aiders, etc • Accident Reporting for both major and minor injuries. Seat Belts You must carry only as many passengers as there are seat belts in the van and ensure all passengers are strapped into the seatbelts when the vehicle is moving. You are legally responsible for obtaining and using an appropriate child or baby seat based on the information you obtained prior to arrival. Roof Please remember to strap the roof down before driving anywhere. Please only raise the elevating roof when the vehicle is stationary – the ignition is switched off, the hand brake is on and you are parked on level ground. ALWAYS ensure the elevating roof is down and strapped into place before moving off and that any material is tucked within the elevating roof when in the closed position. Use of Appliances and Equipment Ensure you read the instructions for the use of the appliances and facilities in the campervan before using any of them. You will have been told how to use these when you collected the van. The instructions are to be found in this handbook. Please exercise caution at all times when using the appliances and facilities. With regard...
General Safety. The Employer retains responsibility for workplace health and safety and shall provide a safe and healthy work environment for all employees and shall make every effort to ensure reasonable working conditions with respect to workplace sanitation, ventilation, cleanliness, light, noise levels, building security and health and safety in general. It will be the responsibility of every employee to report unsafe conditions to their supervisor. The Employer shall provide latex gloves, masks, transfer belts, plastic disposable bags for med carts and other work items necessary for health and safety. The Employer shall require appropriate training for health and safety of employees. The Employer will make available to employees who work out in the field, an emergency-only use telephone. Dialing 911 will activate emergency personnel response. These telephones are to be used only in actual emergencies.
General Safety. (a) You and anyone living with you or visiting you must not enter, or try to enter, any unauthorised areas such as shared loft space or storage areas.
