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OSH - Mod 9
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Safety inspection | is a planned and systematic process in which the wokrplace is examined closely on a regular basis |
| Continuous inspection | involves noting an apparently or potentially hazardous conditions or unsafe procedure and either correcting it immediately or making a report to initiate action |
| Informal | Continuous inspection is sometimes called ___ since it does not conform to a set schedule, plan, or checklist |
| Interval inspection or Planned Inspection | sometimes called ____ inspections, they are regarded as "real" safety and health inspection because they are conducted at specific intervals |
| Periodic inspection | includes those inspection at regular intervals. they can target the entire facilitiy, a specific area, a specific operation or a specific type of equipment |
| Intermittent inspection | are those made at irregular intervals. sometimes, the need for an inspection is indicated by accident tabulations and analysis |
| General inspection | is planned and covers places not inspected regularly. this includes the entire workplace both interior and exteriror. they are areas no one ever visits |
| Inspection checklist | is a potent tool in hazards identification. they serve as reminders of what to look for and as records of what have been covered. |
| Daily | area supervisor and maintenace personnel, who can also request suggestions from employees in their various work |
| Weekly | department heads |
| Monthly | department head supervisors, the safety department, and the safety and health committee |
| Sound knowledge of the facility/workplace | familiarity with the facilities of the establishment is an effective tool in determining what are the things to be inspected and how often such things should be inspected |
| Be knowledgable of the relevant standards, regulations, and codes | the reference of all safety and health rules of the company should be the established local legislation and codes |
| Be familiar with the organization's accident experience | _____ and potential so that of all s/he can see trends and potential problems and thus act accordingly |
| Posses the ability to make intelligent decisions | ____ for corrective actions |
| Able to exercise diplomacy | ___ in handling personnel and situations |
| Safety professionals | clearly, ___ should spearhead the inspection activity. During both individual and group inspections |
| Company or Facility Management | the psychological effect of inspection by senior executive goes beyond merely showing an interest in safety |
| First-line supervisor or foreman/leadman | since they spend practically all their time in the shop or facility, they are continually monitoring the workplace |
| Maintenance personnel | they can be of great help in locating and correcting hazards. As they work, they can conduct informal inspections and report hazards to supervisors |
| Members of the HSC | the conduct of safety inspections is part of the functions of HSC |
| Employees | employee participation is one goal of effective hazard control program. before beginning the work day, the ___ should inspect the workplace and any tools, equipment and machinery |
| Other inspection teams | quality and productivity functions have much similarities to OSH and they may provide other technical information in line with OSH |
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