When refuelling equipment/machinery, it is important to eliminate/remove ignition sources. Turn engine off Avoid smoking or lighting matches/lighters in the area Ensure all sources of ignition are removed from the area
Jul
05
Jul
05
Ah, the miracle of birth. People and animals and turtles and such have been giving birth way before I was born. Turtles lay eggs, so I don’t know if that counts. Way back before the internet, I was present and fully accounted for in the delivery room when my wife... read more →
Jul
04
Who Isaac Ruiz What I'm an Industrial Journey Electrician. How Long I have over 12 years in the electrical trade, all heavy industrial. Where I'm currently working on one of the largest construction sites in the entire world, the very first of it's kind. A brand new Sasol chemical plant.... read more →
Jul
04
To avoid exposure to dust, the following controls can be used: Use of wet processes Enclosing dust-producing activities and/or areas where dust is produced (with ventilation system) Avoiding using brooms; using vacuums instead Practicing good housekeeping
Jul
03
Never remove or by-pass machine guards Always wear appropriate PPE for the job at hand, including hearing and eye protection Keep cords clear of cutting area Avoid overreaching. Be sure to keep proper footing. Avoid wearing loose-fitting clothes that may become caught in the equipment Never over tighten the blade-locking nut
Jul
02
Wear loose, lightweight and light-coloured clothing Take frequent breaks in the shade Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated Keep your head covered Use sunscreen with SPF 30+ Reapply as required Be mindful of the effects of medications and their dehydration abilities
Jul
01
Use barriers to limit presence of workers and pedestrians from working area Use spotters, as required Use machinery equipped with Roll-Over Protection Systems (ROPS) Always wear a seatbelt Only operate machinery on grades that are acceptable, as specified by the manufacturer
Jun
30
2014- the 72-floor Prima Pearl skyscraper in Melbourne, Australia opens.
Jun
30
Use appropriate humour when you can Use anecdotes and stories to illustrate points Establish and maintain eye contact Use visual aids, where possible Make talks relevant Involve workers
Jun
30
Working outdoors in the summertime can be an amazing experience- being outside and breathing in fresh air have been linked to increased happiness and health. However, when working outdoors in the heat, it is important to consider sun protection. The Dangers Working outdoors can lead to exposure to UV radiation from... read more →