safety talks database

1. PHP/MySQL Project

2. What is a Safety Talk? A safety talk is a hands-on way to remind workers that health and safety are important on the job. Safety talks deal with specific problems on site. They do not replace formal training. Through safety talks you can tell workers about health and safety requirements for the tools, equipment, materials, and procedures they use every day or for particular jobs. Each safety talk will take about five minutes to present. A Safety Talk Exemple, created with the new Safety Talks Database Why give a Safety Talk? Our objective is to help workers RECOGNIZE and CONTROL hazards on the site. We give safety talks because we are responsible for advising workers about any existing or possible danger to their health and safety. Safety talks demonstrate the commitment of employers and workers to health and safety.

3. PS. To make a Safety Talk work you should Choose a talk suited to site and work conditions. Don't give a talk on quick-cut saws when none are being used on the job. Deliver the talk where it will be most appropriate. That could be the job office, out on the site, or near the tools and equipment you are talking about. Introduce the subject clearly. Let workers know exactly what you are going to talk about and why it's important to them. Refer to the safety talk for information. But wherever possible use your own words. Connect key points to things your crew is familiar with on the project. Pinpoint hazards. Talk about what may happen. Use information from the safety talk to explain how to control or prevent these hazards. Wherever possible, use real tools, equipment, material, and jobsite situations to demonstrate key points. Ask for questions. Answer to the best of your knowledge. Get more information where necessary. Ask workers to demonstrate what they have learned. Use the Safety Talk Report Form to keep a record of each talk delivered. Include date, topic, and names of attendees. The information you present in a Safety Talk may be the only information workers receive about a particular tool, piece of equipment, type of material, or work procedure on the site. In choosing and presenting your talk, do everything you can to help workers remember and act on the message you deliver. Did you know this before? Safety Talk Absolutely Not… Me either, if we did this safety talk before just one week, our friend Jack shall still be here with us today

4. Safety Talks for your Workplace Modern life dictates that no matter where you work or what you do for a living, at some point you will certainly be on the receiving end of a Safety Talk. A lot of people will also be asked to provide safety talks to other employees, colleagues and contractors. Many people get asked to give a safety talk. It doesn't matter what kind of organization you work for or what position you hold within that organization there will come a time when it is your turn. Most people struggle to get ideas or good subject matter for the talk. What Topic? Choose a single topic, there are some ideas below. Pick something that is relevant to the people you will be presenting to, or the work that they are performing. Keep It Short, Simple (remember KISS), allow discussion on the topic but maintain control. If you need to you can review the discussion topics in another Safety Talk. Some Safety Talk Topics Permits To Work Teamwork How Long Safety Talks should be kept short and to the point. The aim is to get the message across efficiently and quickly in a way that will be understood and remembered. A Safety Talk is not a training course. Think of it as a memory jogger, a quick bit of advise, or a short discussion session. Ideally a Safety Talk need only be about 5 minutes long, certainly it should not be longer than 10 minutes. ScaffoldTowers PPE Scaffolding Ladders Workplace Safety Helmets Confined Space First Aid Lifelines Excavation Safety WelfareFacilities Signs Trenches Handtools Fall Protection

5. Prepare For Your Safety Talk Venue The venue for your safety talk may be dictated to you. It may be an existing meeting room, site office or other suitable location.Make sure any equipment or props you need are going to be available. If you need an overhead projector to show a PowerPoint presentation, is there one available? Is there room to demonstrate putting on a Safety Harness? Check the location before you start your preparation, it may determine the type of presentation you deliver. When Decide on the best time to have the safety talk, once again this may be determined for you. A good time is a the start of a shift, or at the start of a meeting. Avoid having a safety talk at the end of a meeting or at the end of a shift. You will find people are not interested and just want to get away. Preparation is key to success. It is very important that you prepare for a safety talk when you are asked to give one. The lens here gives lots of tips on how to prepare and what to look out for. Don't Panic! So you have been asked to give a Safety Talk!First tip - DON'T PANIC! Preparation If you are asked to give a Safety Talk the worst thing you can do is arrive without any preparation. As a guideline, if you know your subject, and are starting from scratch you really should allow at least an hour to prepare a 5 minute Safety Talk. If you don't really know your subject, you should allow a lot longer to do the research necessary. Find out how the subject of your safety talk affects your organisation or the group of people that you will be present. Tailor your presentation to met the needs of your audience.

6. Prepare For Your Safety Talk Provide Examples Examples can be great, especially if they are specific to the work force being addressed, or the tasks being performed. Props, items of PPE, Video Clips, Photographs and so on can all add value and interest to your Safety Talk. Questions As already mentioned you can allow questions to be asked, and you should encourage this. It is up to you whether you answer questions as you go or ask for questions to be kept until the end. A good discussion group can turn a Safety Talk in to a valuable session for all attending. Attendance Records Keep a record of those attending the Safety Talk. We will use these to demonstrate a level of commitment to safety. You can use these records for a number of things. A check can be made to ensure that the target audience is being captured, or are there some individuals, shifts, or contractors that have been missed. If you are required to provide evidence of Safety training, attendance records for Safety Talks can form a part of this evidence. Archive When you have completed your Safety Talk you should archive it. It can then be used again in the future as a refresher or for new personnel. If using an archived Safety Talk be sure to check the validity of the information. Check that legislation or local rules have not changed. Check that the work tasks are similar and that the information being conveyed is relevant. Make notes each time you give the Safety Talk detailing questions asked, areas that need further explanation and props used.

7. OPS TEC HR IT Safety Talk Database with PHP/MySQL is created to store and manage Safety Talks in a simple, fast, clear and efficient way. Idea Conception Before With Excel With the new Safety Talk DB After ST.DB How to use Provides instant connectivity between all departments in APM Terminals Tangier The Final Result Target

8. Idea Print Keywords Search Conception • OPS Department Safety Talks Validate Description Creation of author account, Safety Talks submission • Safety talk stored How to use • TEC Department Safety Talk Draft • HR Department • Safety Talk • Pictures ‘1 or 2’ • Description • Keywords Safety Talk Submissions The Final Result • IT Department Target

9. Idea Guest user ST.DB Open the home page of the SafetyTalksdatabase Conception Choose the categories and subcategories you want How to use The Final Result ViewSafetyTalks Print Target

10. Idea Author user ST DB Creatyour account - Unique ID - Secret Pass - E-mail adress Conception Sendyoursubmission to the database Creat New SafetyTalks How to use Login intoyour account Edit SafetyTalks The Final Result ViewSafetyTalks Print Target

11. Here you can create a new account, or login to an existing account Idea By creating a new account you’ll get access to the full database, you'll have access as an author, and you’ll have the right to draft new Safety Talks and several other features. to create your account All You Have to do is to enter your Name, APMID, Email and Password of your choice. This logo is a representative sign for our database, we created this logo under the form of key that reflects the usefulness of this database as a source of solutions for any situation that causes a hazardous risk You have already an account that’s great, thin welcome to our Safety Talks Database. To login to your Account all you have to do is to enter your APMID and Password the one you has chosen during registration Conception Here you can search for anything with any keyword in the whole database The Main Menu represent our principal features: - A list of all existing risks, - List of my own Safety Talks, - Statistics on database, - A multi-criteria search page, - A link to the admin panel. Only the authors have access to this module, which allowed them to submit their own Safety Talks, to modify their account informations (name, password ...) or simply to leave the Database. How to use Every Safety Talk is represented by a title, some information (like: date, hour of publication and the author name ...) plus a small photo of standard size detected automatically from the contents of each safety talk. This module represents a selection of the most visited Safety Talks, it also gives an idea about our users needs. Every week a new theme will be proposed by the HSE team in this module, so these are some suggested safety talks The Final Result This module represents the latest Safety Talks published and validated by HSSE Team This is a small module on the right, to view the most popular keywords associated with hyperlinks. Target

12. Idea Admin Control Panel Conception How to use The Final Result Target

13. I don't know how to do this task, but I will do it any way! Idea Desordred state, Veryrisky Conception Safety Talks DB How to use ST.DB cool, I know very well how to do this task safely and I am convinced, so I apply it correctly The Final Result Ordred state, verysafety Target