Safety Attendant Orientation Training

[Audio] As a Safety Attendant, it is essential to have the correct training to make sure our customers' safety and our own are fully protected. This online training course provides an extensive comprehension of the relevant programs, policies, and procedures in place at JHA Safety. Through these seven modules of this course, you will gain knowledge about the duties and responsibilities that are expected from Safety Attendants. You will cover subjects such as Fire Watch, Hole Watch, Bottle Watch and Flagger Training, and also an introduction to the core business policies and programs. After each module, there will be a test to make sure you understand the topics that were presented. Lastly, there will be a course final exam at the conclusion of Session 7. Upon completion of this course, you should possess all the necessary skills to effectively and safely fulfill any task that may be required of you. Let's get started!.

[Audio] We will provide a thorough overview of Health and Safety objectives, Company Objectives, and the programs and procedures that are in place to ensure the safety of our workforce. We will review the Hazard Communications Program, Personal Protective Equipment requirements, and Employee Responsibilities. This is an important step to ensure that all Safety Attendants and personnel are aware of the safety measures and protocols in place at JHA Safety..

[Audio] The purpose of this course is to give safety attendants and other personnel the understanding and abilities to comply with JHA Safety's Injury and Illness Prevention Program and its associated programs, policies and procedures. This course seeks to arm them with the proper tools and abilities to guard themselves and their coworkers from harm. Minimum requirements for successful completion of the program will also be provided. Upon finishing this course, one will have the knowledge and abilities to understand and follow the IIPP and to make sure all JHA Safety personnel are safe from accidental injury and environmental damage..

[Audio] This course forms part of our Injury and Illness Prevention Program and will provide comprehensive safety training covering topics such as Fire Watch, Hole Watch, Confined Space Attendant, Bottle Watch, Fresh Air Attendant, Company Ground Support, and emergency response. It is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed for a safe and hazard-free workplace. Upon completion, you will have a comprehensive understanding of the topics and be able to apply them correctly in the workplace..

[Audio] JHA Safety is dedicated to the safety and health of its workers and considers it paramount in all aspects of the business. This professional training course will ensure our attendants and personnel are familiarized with the programs, policies and procedures we have in place. Our goal is to provide a healthy, safe and productive environment for all of our activities and to preserve human, physical and financial resources. We prioritize worker safety and health above all else and understand that job planning, job setup and performance all must consider the safety and health of our workers. Working together, we can ensure total protection for the safety and health of our workers..

[Audio] At JHA Safety, it is our paramount priority to ensure that our employees are safe and secure while they work. To this intent, we have a range of health and safety initiatives that protect our employees to the utmost of our ability. We strive to provide a work environment free of unmitigated and recognized hazards and to be in full compliance with all applicable laws that regulate safety, health, and environmental issues. Additionally, we recognize the importance of safety and health over purely economic considerations and strive to hold all employees accountable for safe execution of their jobs. By providing this training, we are ensuring that all safety attendants and personnel understand the policies and procedures in place with JHA Safety..

[Audio] We take pride in our hiring process at JHA Safety as safety is of utmost importance for both our company's success and our employees' productivity. Our employees are informed of policies and procedures and provided with thorough training and job instruction to ensure that they can carry out the tasks in a safe and healthful manner. Our ultimate aim is to create a safe and healthy work environment for all our employees and customers..

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[Audio] All new hires are required to obtain a TWIC Card, Client-mandated Regional Safety Council Training (i.e. Houston Area, C-Stop, BATC) and OSHA Process Safety Management mandated site-specific training. These steps are mandatory for all new employees. In addition, our online training course consists of seven modules with a knowledge check after each module and a final course exam at the end to ensure safety attendants are well-versed in safety policies and procedures..

[Audio] The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (HCS), also known as the Employee Right to Know law, is an important regulation requiring employers to establish a Hazard Communication Program. JHA Safety's Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) offers information regarding hazardous chemicals in the workplace, such as labels, warnings, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and safety data sheets. It is essential for Safety Attendants and other relevant personnel to comprehend the program, protocols and procedures provided by JHA Safety, to ensure a safe and healthy work atmosphere..

NFPA Diamond. Red: Fire Hazards Blue: Health Hazards Yellow: Reactivity Hazards White: Specific Hazards Scale ranges from 0 (lowest hazard) to 4 (highest hazard).

[Audio] Employees must understand the importance of correct hazardous material procedures. To gain the necessary knowledge and skills to protect themselves and others, employees must complete training. After the training, employees should review the Container Label, Safety Data Sheet, and make sure they are using the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment for any potential hazards. Through this understanding, people can ensure safety when working with hazardous materials..

[Audio] Employees must only use chemicals as directed. If exposed to a hazardous material, take immediate action and seek help. Whenever any exposure is experienced, inform your supervisor promptly, to ensure necessary steps are taken to protect yourself and receive medical attention..

[Audio] Understand the necessary responsibilities outlined in the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) is important for supervisors. This includes maintaining the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) binder on chemicals provided by JHA Safety, using the SDS’s maintained by the Refinery Operator for chemicals utilized and by the Refinery Units various processes, maintaining the Chemical List, issuing HazCom Update Memos, and determining the chemical label data and information. Meeting the training objectives of this course depends on making sure that each of these areas is handled responsibly..

[Audio] An important factor in workplace safety is the use of Personal Protective Equipment, or PPE. Supervisors will assess the hazards present and determine what protective equipment is necessary. All required PPE will be provided free of charge, except protective footwear which must be provided by the employee. To guarantee workplace safety, PPE must have the correct design and structure and all employees must be instructed in how to use the PPE they are asked to use..

[Audio] All personnel must wear the required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) which comprises a hard-hat that meets ANSI Z89-1987 standards and safety glasses that meet ANSI Z87.1-1979 standards. Prescription safety glasses must also comply with those same standards and will be paid for by the employee. JHA Safety will provide covers that are Z87.1 approved to be worn over non-Z87.1 prescription glasses..

[Audio] It is vital to protect yourself with the right safety gear when carrying out any job. JHA Safety requires that all personnel wear Chemical Goggles on their hard hat and ear plugs with a minimum NRR of 26 dB when necessary. Flame Resistant Clothing or FRCs are also to be worn when required, in addition to suitable work gloves for the job. Furthermore, foot protection should be worn for maximum safety. These measures are implemented to guarantee the safety of our workers and reduce the risk of accidents. Make sure you have the correct gear on when working..

[Audio] At heights of six feet or more, fall protection must be provided. This includes wearing a full body harness and being tied-off to an anchor point, with two lanyards and a shock-absorbing device. Furthermore, safety glasses that meet ANSI Z87.1-1979 are needed. Depending on client/owner requirements, fall protection may have to be provided for heights below six feet..

[Audio] It is essential to guarantee safety and health in the workplace to reduce risks and make sure that everybody is suitably protected. According to firm guidelines, fall protection and fall rescue equipment must be inspected frequently without exceeding a period of one year, or more often when the manufacturer's directions demand it. Moreover, fall protection equipment must be investigated by the assigned person at least once at the start of each shift and before each application, to confirm that it has not sustained any tear or destruction that necessitates its removal from service..

[Audio] Employees need to be aware of the risks associated with working in a hazardous environment, and to understand the importance of wearing a correctly fitted respirator. Training should be given so that employees can be sure that they are using their respirator correctly and obtaining safe levels of oxygen while avoiding exposure to harmful contaminants. With the right equipment and training, employees can be confident that their respiratory system is being properly protected..

[Audio] You are required to have sturdy leather work boots with high tops of at least 6” and notched heels for your position and the assignment you are working. Depending on the assignment, steel toes may also be necessary. You must be aware of the client's individual safety costume requirements..

[Audio] As Safety Attendants and personnel, it is essential to be conversant in the programs, policies and procedures in force at JHA Safety. Employees must inspect PPE before every use and exchange items on a one-for-one basis. If an exchange item is not on-hand, the employee will be charged for the replacement item. Employees are also liable for any misuse or negligence resulting in damage to the equipment. Moreover, any PPE owned by the employee must be in compliance with regulations and in good condition..

[Audio] We are dedicated to guaranteeing the security of all our personnel at JHA Safety. Therefore, we necessitate hearing protection while staff are in the workplace. This region incorporates every process unit and neighbouring territories where a least level of PPE is required, as well as welding shops and lay down areas. Thus, kindly make sure to ever wear your hearing protection in these zones to safeguard your wellbeing and the safety of those around you..

[Audio] As part of this training course, it is essential to understand the importance of wearing hearing protection in order to reduce the long-term impact of hearing loss. Employees must use a minimum of 26 dB NRR or Noise Reduction Rating earplugs, and additional hearing protection, such as earmuffs, will be provided in areas with excessive noise. Employees will receive hearing protectors from the company at no cost and will be required to replace their protectors as necessary to ensure adequate personal protection and hygiene..

[Audio] Proper back safety is an integral part of JHA Safety's policies and procedures. To help ensure safety, appropriate training in the techniques of proper lifting, bending and stretching is provided. Additionally, no employee is allowed to lift in excess of 50 pounds without help or mechanical assistance, in order to reduce the risk of back injuries..

[Audio] Understanding the reasoning behind the 50 lb lifting limit within the JHA Safety Programs is essential. Lifting this amount puts an equivalent strain of 500 lbs on the lower back muscles, making it a strain that could potentially cause injury. Therefore, it is important to keep this in mind when lifting and ensure that our personnel remain safe..

[Audio] When lifting and handling heavy objects, safety must be taken into account. To avoid potential harm, it is advisable to make use of mechanical equipment if available. The individual lifting policy is 50 lbs. Taking preventive safety steps can keep you from enduring back pain and injury for the rest of your life..

[Audio] Employees must be aware of the company policy regarding asbestos which is to avoid exposure to asbestos above the PEL established by OSHA. It is essential to stay out of any area that is barricaded off and marked as containing asbestos. For the safety of personnel, it is vital to understand and adhere to the safety policies. Asbestos is hazardous and can cause serious health implications if employees are exposed..

[Audio] JHA Safety has comprehensive procedures in place for safe handling of Lead materials to ensure employees stay safe in the work environment. All Safety Attendants and appropriate personnel need to be properly trained and follow the safety protocols. This training course has been developed to ensure everyone understands the programs, policies and procedures with JHA Safety. Adopting good safety practices and understanding the importance of following safety protocols is essential for everyone to work together and keep each other safe..

[Audio] Lead exposure in the workplace can be a serious health hazard. It can be inhaled, absorbed through the skin, or ingested. The most dangerous form of lead absorption is ingestion, which can occur when eating, drinking, or smoking with contaminated materials. Among the main sources of lead in these cases are paint and primers used to coat metal surfaces, so it is important to make sure they are managed safely..

[Audio] It is essential that the affected area is cleared and barricaded as appropriate and that JHA Safety's Operations monitors compliance with these standards. Any employee who knowingly and willingly violates an x-ray barricade shall face disciplinary action. Completion of this course will give a better understanding of JHA Safety's programs, policies, and procedures. Safety and awareness are of utmost importance when dealing with radiography..