The EHS module includes seven units:

_____________, __________________ and ___________ programs

are integrated into the corporate culture
_______________ is an operation priority
__________________ is a condition of employment
_____________ is the key to success

(5) safe work practices

(4) EHS communication

MSDS
Product awareness and information sheets
PPE
 (4) EHS Philosophy

(5) hazardous materials

EHS

(3) hazardous energy

LO/TO

(4) Ergonomics

(4) PPE
 ABC of Safety
employer and employee _____________ towards safety as a work
principle (ABC of Safety)
work practices and __________ in the work place that encourage
safety (ABC of Safety)
A work environment that values safety as part of its overall
________________ (ABC of Safety)
All injuries can be _____________ (belief of a master global
chemical manufacturer)
management is responsible for ________________ (belief of a
master global chemical manufacturer)
_________________ is a condition of employment (belief of a
master global chemical manufacturer)
all operating exposures can be _______________ (belief of a master
global chemical manufacturer)
training employees to work safely is ________________ (belief of a
master global chemical manufacturer)
prevention of personal injuries is good _____________ (belief of a
master global chemical manufacturer)

When a safety model is inculded as an operational priority, the

model encourages (5):
 For a safety effort to be successful, managers must (3):

For a safety effort to be successful, managers must provide

_____________ and demonstrate their value for __________
For a safety effort to be successful, managers must support
_____________________ efforts
For a safety effort to be successful, managers must provide
necessary _______ and _________ for ___________ (equipment,
training, etc)
Employees contribute to safety success by:
*supporting ______________ efforts
*recognizing management's ______________ and supporting their
efforts.
EHS philosophy includes safety as a ________________
Corporate ____________ embraces the concept of employee
responsibility for safety
_______________ is promoted thorugh company policy and
procedures
ownership is promoted thorugh ______________ and
______________
________________ behaviors are different from _____________
behaviors
 EHS philosophy defines safety as a _______________ in the
company
EHS philosophy defines company culture that integrates
______________________

EHS Philosopy Principles includes:

*_______________ as part of the company culture
*proactive safety behaviors by _____________ and ____________
Common sense safety says that if a behavior appears to be unsafe,
then _____________________
Common sense safety says that if something looks like a hazard,
then, ________________

Safety impact people through (4):

* _______ and ___________ of the individual
*___________ and _____________ for family and friends
*loss of ___________ for co-workers
*loss of __________________
 Why a written Safety Policy? (6)
*specifies _______________________
*encourages proactive _____________ and ______________
*protects _______________
*improves ________ and __________ rates
*complies with _________, _________ or __________ regulations
*reduces ___________ on the job

safety policy contents (8):

*________________ practices
*______________ and ____________ practices
*___________ and ____________ procedures
*__________________ guidelines
*____________ and _________ procedures
*__________ and ___________ labelling guidelines
*warehouse ____________ and _______________
*_________________ compliance
*_______________ and ____________ of chemical products
operational priority = ____________________

Operational Priority /Safety includes (3):

 safety support systems (4):

The personal safety policy includes emergency response procedures

for (2):

The personal safety policy directs the use of PPE for:

Other safety policy items include (3):

common sense safety items (4):

accidents, injuries and job-related illnesses usually result from
____________________ and ________________
most, not all, ____________ and ______ can be avoided
companies that values safety demonstrate safety by
_______________________ stressing safety
a job-related _____________ or __________ results in
observable/treatable bodily harm to the employee
 a job-related accident or injury results in __________________
bodily harm to the employee

a job-related illness results in either observable or unobservable and

(sometimes) untreateable bodily harm to the employee - usually
from ____________ or ________________

a job-related __________________ results in either observable or

unobservable and (sometimes) untreateable bodily harm to the
employee - usually from chemical or environmental hazards

a job-related illness results in either ____________ or

________________ and (sometimes) ______________ bodily harm
to the employee - usually from chemical or environmental hazards

Common ________________ provides easy reporting comparison.

common ________________ or ____________ provides
consistency in reporting

Common ______________ promotes effective communication

____________________ are one form of communication about safe
work practices
Is any activity or behavior in which personal safety or health is
placed in jeopardy.
Is any occurrence that results in either major or minor injury to the
employee
 minor injury usually requires _________________
major injuries require _________________ from a trained health
care professional

is an incident where personal injury could have occurred but did not
__________ will sometimes result in a minor injury the requires
first aid
______________________ is used ONLY for minor injury (e.g cuts,
etc.)

most injuries involve (in priority order):

most injuries can be ____________________
incident or near miss (level of reportable situation)
accident (level of reportable situation)
injury (level of reportable situation)
illness (level of reportable situation)
fatal (level of reportable situation)
Accident investigations are conducted to establish the
_____________________ of the accident
Accident investigations are conducted to provide
_______________________
Accident investigations are conducted to identify
___________________
 Accident investigations are conducted to monitor
__________________________
___________________ is reportable because it may related to
training or good practices
___________________ is reportable because it requires first aid or
emergency medical treatment
___________________ is reportable because it requires home,
company and agency notifications
__________________________ who records incidents/accidents
and assures that appropriate medical treatment is obtained for the
employee must be IS THE ONE TO BE NOTIFIED IN THE
INTERNAL (INSIDE)
Each compnay is required to notify appropriate
_______________________________ depending on local
requirements - THE ONE TO BE NOTIFIED IN THE EXTERNAL
(OUTSIDE)
companies require that ______________ be notified immediately
about any accident, incident or death
__________________ notify the company emergency coordinators
who contacts fire officials or makes arrangements for emergency
medical treatment
Supervisors notify the company ________________ who contacts
fire officials or makes arrangements for emergency medical
treatment
 Emergency Procedures for fire (4):
ERT

Emergency Procedures for chemical spills/exposure (4):

Emergency Procedures for injuries (4):

Emergency Procedures for environmental concerns (4):

Emergency personnel ON-SITE:

Emergency personnel OFF-SITE:

__________________ is a formula for emergency safe work
practices
R in RACE
A in RACE
C in RACE
 E in RACE

To avoid physical injury:

To avoid chemical hazard exposure:

Benefits of Safe Work Practices:

Recommended Safety Practices:

 To stay safe:
Safety work principles at work can work at ____________
Safety work principles at _____ can work at home.
One of the best reasons to be safe at work is because of
___________________
A positive attitude about safety is _______________
Safe work practices make good sense for the _____________ and
__________________
Companies hire and train people who value _________________
and demonstrate ________________
Safety begins with __________ and your _____________

EHS Communication includes (6):

signs are for ____________________ (signs - general and specific)

_________________ have been developed (signs - general and
specific)
 sign _______, _______ and ______ may indicate specific
information (signs - general and specific)
____________ and __________ also have standard design
requirements (signs - general and specific)

Purpose of Signs (5):

There are four different types of signs:

__________________ alerts employees about hazards in the
workplace such as electrical or building hazards

_____________________ alerts employees about exposure and

handling standards for chemicaly-based products in the workplace

safety sign come in all _________, _________ and ________

___________, _____________, __________ and _________ shaped
signage is used
________, ________, ______ and _______ are common
background sign colors
small ________and ______ as large as 2x2 (2/3 x 2/3 meter) or 2x3
(2/3 x 1 meter) are used to identify hazard
________ are required for many purposes
________________ is any substance or compound that is capable of
producing adverse effects on the environment or the health and
safety of humans

Hazardous material signage designates:

Hazardous chemicals are described in 5 categories:

Hazards associated with chemical materials:

Physical Hazard

Health Hazard
 orange (container and transport)
red (container and transport)
red/white striped (container and transport)
green (container and transport)
yellow (container and transport)
yellow/white (container and transport)
black/white (container and transport)
explosive (container and transport)
flammable or combustible (container and transport)
flammable solids (container and transport)
non-flammable gas (container and transport)
oxidizer (container and transport)
radioactive (container and transport)
corrosives (container and transport)
bursting ball (safety symbols for type of hazards)
flame (safety symbols for type of hazards)
cylinder (safety symbols for type of hazards)
circle w/ flame (safety symbols for type of hazards)
skull and crossbones (safety symbols for type of hazards)
propeller (safety symbols for type of hazards)
test tube OVER hand (safety symbols for type of hazards)
explosive (safety symbols for type of hazards)
flammable material (safety symbols for type of hazards)
non-flammable gas (safety symbols for type of hazards)
oxidizing substance (safety symbols for type of hazards)
poisonous (safety symbols for type of hazards)
 radioactive material (safety symbols for type of hazards)
corrosive (safety symbols for type of hazards)
fire stations and equipments (standards colors of signs for safety
instructions)
fire extinguishing systems (standards colors of signs for safety
instructions)
fire protection materials (standards colors of signs for safety
instructions)
to identify danger, stop signals (standards colors of signs for safety
instructions)
safety, designating safety (standards colors of signs for safety
instructions)
traffic (standards colors of signs for safety instructions)
to desginate caution and for marking physical hazard (standards
colors of signs for safety instructions)
alert (standards colors of signs for safety instructions)
to designate dangerous parts of machines or energized equipment
(standards colors of signs for safety instructions)

to designate warning against starting, use of, or the movement of

equipment (standards colors of signs for safety instructions)
radiation (standards colors of signs for safety instructions)
to designate hazards (standards colors of signs for safety
instructions)
 shipped chemical products must be marked with a
_____________________ and ________________ (international
transport rules)
A __________ must accompany the shipment and its shipping
papers.
A MSDS must accompany the _____________ and its
_________________. (international transport rules)
All signage must be in _______________. Other languages may be
added but _______________ can not be removed. (international
transport rules)
OSHA

MSDSs use a recommend format from OSHA (USA) which

includes:
___________ are designed to put directly on the product container
or vehicle of transportation
Labels are designed to put directly on the _________________ or
____________________
 Labels provide a direct warning to workers :

All shipping placards are _____________ and use _____________

and ___________________ (international transport rules)
__________________ designate hazard code (international
transport rules)

10 3/4'' x 10 3/4'' size for large _____________, _______________

and ____________ (international transport rules)
4'' x 4'' for individual ________________, under 640 cubic feet
(meters) in size (international transport rules)

Some materials cannot be shipped by __________ or ________ and

require special ____________ (international transport rules)
 *EHS philosophy
*safe work practices
*EHS communication
*hazardous materials
*hazardous energy
*ergonomics
*personal protective equipment

environmental; health; safety

safety
working safely
safety

*basic safety behaviors

*common safety terms/procedures
*safety policy and practices
*safety at work and at home
*signage in the work place
*work place warnings and awareness
*symbol, words and colors
*building and equipment warnings
*visual, auditory and sensory devices
Material Data Safety Sheet
MSDS
Personal Protective Equipment
*environmental, health and safety programs are integrated
into the corporate culture
*safety is an operational priority
*working safely is a condition of employment
*safety is the key to success

*product awareness and informations sheets called MSDS

*labelling, disposal and control of hazardous materials
*environmental controls for chemicals
*personal protective equipment (PPE)
*requirements for transporting hazardous materials
environmental; health; safety
*safety engineering concepts
*basic electrical/mechanical terms
*lock out and tag out (LO/TO) programs
Lock Out and Tag Out
*office and manufacturing ergonomics
*environmental and engineering controls
*practical ergonomic applications
*stress relief exercises

*matching PPE to the person and task

*employer and employee responsibility
*selecting appropriate PPE
*attitudes about personal protective equipment and
practices
Attitude, Behaviors and Culture

attitudes

behaviors

culture

avoided

preventing injuries

working safely

safeguarded

essential

business

*management commitment
*management responsibility
*employee responsibility
*continual safety training
*safety support systems
 *provide leadership and demonstrate their value for
safety
*support safety compliance efforts
*provide necessary time and money for safety programs
(equipment, training, etc)

leadership; safety

safety compliance

time; money; safety programs

safety program; leadership

value

culture

ownership

company policy; procedures

proactive; reactive
 value

safety principles

safety; management; employees

it probably is

it probably is

*pain; suffering
*emotional stress; pain
*morale
*productivity
 *management responsibilities
*safe practices; attitudes
*employees
*safety; insurance
*federal; state; regional
*accidents/incidents

*management
*tool; equipment
*housekeeping; general
*materials handling
*emergency; fire
*flammable; product
*storage; safety
*PPE
*storage; handling
safety
* safety support systems which includes (4)
* employee recognition programs
* management practices
 * safety policy and procedures
* training programs
* emergency response teams
* accident/incident investigations
* fire and personal safety
* chemical products
*chemical products
*equipment and tools operations
*materials handling activities
*state company responsibility for a safe workplace and
accident investigations
*provide training direction
*summarize common sense safety items

*no distracting behavior allowed

*alcohol, tobacco and drug-free work environment
*report all accidents, incidents, near misses and
fatalities immediately
*think and practice safety daily

unsafe behavior; practices

accidents; illnesses

proviing work practice guidelines

accident; injury
 observable/treatable

chemical; environmental hazards

illness

observable; unobservable; untreateable

language

language; terminology

language

safety posters

incident

accident
 first aid treatment

medical assistance

near miss

near miss

first aid treatment

*back
*leg or thumb/forefinger
*arms or multiple injuries
*trunk
*eyes
avoided
important
serious
very serious
very serious
most serious

root cause

corrective action suggestions

training needs
 work place practices

incident

accident

fatality

Emergency coordinator

state/province/canton authorities

supervisors

supervisors

emergency coordinators
 *sound internal/external alarm system
*notify supervisor/ERT
*obtain fire extinguisher
*vacate area (bring a fire extinguisher)
Emergency Response Team
*sound internal/external alarm system
*notify supervisor/ERT
*vacate area
*use safety showers/eyewash
*notify supervisor/ERT
*if injured, use eyewash or other aids
*for another person, provide comfort care
*unknown exposure, get ERT assistance
*notify supervisor/ERT
*check visual warning systems
*vacate area
*first responder
*first aid
*emergency medical response
*medical treatment
*home or hospital confinement

RACE
rescue yourself and others
alert emergency personnel
contain a spill/fire if possible
 evacuate yourself and others
*pay attention to the task being done
*demonstrate safe practices
*wear PPE
*watch warning gauges and safety notices
*be alert to unusual sounds or smells
*wear PPE

*reduces potential risk by providing behaviour

guidelines
*helps ensure no lost work time from accidents or
injuries
*provides peace of mind for yourself and your family
*supports company safety policies and values

*look at the big picture

*help others to be safe
*concentrate on personal safety
*respect tools and machinery
*use PPE
*be prepared for emergencies
 *consider personal actions
*review safety procedures
*place high priority on safety
*assume responsibilty for safety
*follow safety policy rules
*use best practices - EVERDAY!
home
work

who's at home
vital

employee; employer

safety; safe behavior

you; employer

* chemical hazard recognition

*product and container labeling
*engineering control systems
*signage and work practices
*auditory and sensory devices
*emergency procedures

information transfer

safety sign standards

 colors; lettering; shapes

stripping (taping); barricades

*explain
*inform
*instruct
*direct
*notify

* equipment and tool hazard signs

* safe practices reminders
* facility hazard sign and markings
* transport (truck, air sea) packing signs for chemical
materials

safety signage

chemical warning signage

shapes; colors; sizes

rectangle; triangle; diamond; square

red; green; yellow; black/white

stick-on signs; signs
signs

hazardous materials

*explosive
*flammable
*oxidizer
*radioactive
*corrosive
*poisonous

*toxins (poisons)
*solvents
*corrosives
*oxidizers
*compressed gases
*physical hazard
*health hazard
*explosive
*flammable
*oxidizer

*poisonous
*corrosive
*radioactive
 explosive
flammable or combustible
flammable solids
non-flammable gas
oxidizer
radioactive
corrosives
orange
red
red/white striped
green
yellow
yellow/white
black/white
explosive
flammable material
non-flammable gas
oxidizing substance
poisonous
radioactive material
corrosive
bursting ball
flame
cylinder
circle w/ flame
skull and crossbones
 propeller
test tube OVER hand

red

red

red

red

green
white

yellow
orange

orange

blue
purple

purple
 united nations class; id #

MSDS

shipment; shipping papers

english; english
Occupational Safety and Health Adminstration

* Manufacturer's name/phone #
* product name/chemical name
* hazardous ingredients (chemicals)
* hazard control (i.e. fire and spill)
* reactivity prevention information
* health hazard/exposure symptoms
* physical/chemical properties
* precautions for use/storage/disposal
* control measures such as PPE

Labels

product container; vehicle of transportation

 * chemical name
* physical hazard
* health hazard
* precautions for handling

diamond shaped; mandated colors; symbols

rectangular labels

containers; trucks; tanks

containers

air; railway; handling