• Office Safety

    Office Safety

  • 1. Purpose

  • The purpose of this training is to increase awareness of the requirements surrounding office safety and to reduce hazards and injuries that may be encountered in the office.

  • 2. Scope

  • This training is required of all CHD Consulting employees and consultants who occupy office space.

  • 3. Key Responsibilities

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  • 3.1: The following key responsibilities apply to the company office safety program:
  • 3.2: Communication is key to efficiency, solving problems, being proactive, and being more productive:
  • 4. Procedures

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  • 4.1: Responsibilities for all office personnel:
  • 5. General Requirements

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  • 5.1: Hazard Communication Program:
  • 5.2: Elements of Material Storage include:
  • 5.3: Office general safety best practices includes the following:
  • 5.4: Workstations:
  • 5.5: Ergonomics:
  • 5.6: Lifting:
  • 6. Electrical Safety

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  • 6.1: Today's office utilizes numerous electronic equipment. A common occurrence is that some office work areas have only one or two poorly placed outlets. The result is overloaded circuits and use of extension cords. Hazards in this situation would include:
  • 7. Emergency Action Plan

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  • 7.1: Emergency Action Plans are designed to control emergency events and minimize the effects. Through careful pre-planning, training, and drills, employees can be safeguarded, and potential for damage to CDH Consulting can be minimized. An Emergency Action Plan includes:
  • 8. Test

  • 1. Is it true that the purpose of this training program is to help protect employees from safety hazards that may be encountered in the office?
  • 2. Did this training better clarify the company expectations when it comes to office safety expectations?
  • 3. Where would you find information about chemicals in the office?
  • 4. Exit routes and employee accountability, severe weather, first aid response and violent disturbances are all part of:
  • 5. It is OK to store supplies in front of an exit door if the door is locked:
  • 6. Is it true that heavy items such as cartons of office supplies and boxes of paper should be broken down to individual reams and stored at waist level:
  • 7. Electrical safety solutions in the office include:
  • 8. Ergonomics removes risk factors that lead to musculoskeletal injuries and allows for improved human performance and productivity:
  • 9. One should never carry anything that obscures one's vision:
  • 10. Open lines of communication is an important first step to solve emotional stress and provide a healthier work environment:
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