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BGRR Event Typical Stressors in the Workplace Following up on Complaints Photo of the Week Collider-Accelerator Department 1-10-12 Take 5 for Safety
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Take 5 for Safety

Mar 17, 2016

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Page 1: Take 5 for Safety

BGRR EventTypical Stressors in the Workplace

Following up on ComplaintsPhoto of the Week

Collider-Accelerator Department1-10-12

Take 5 for Safety

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BGRR Event On 11-29-11, a subcontractor fell approximately 16 feet from a

scissor lift with a hinged guardrail system. The worker was participating in the process of torch cutting. The worker was leaning against the extended rear guardrail of the scissor lift platform when it folded outward into the down (retracted) position, allowing the worker to fall. The worker was hospitalized with multiple fractures

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Re-Enactment

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Fall from Height Issues Investigation of recent injury at BGRR shows:

· Complacency using a scissor-lift; other hazards at the job site drew safety awareness away from the hazards of scissor-lifts

· No pre-use inspection and no pre-use inspection checklist; work planning did not ensure a pre-use inspection

· Teamwork and communication were less than adequate; each thought the other did the inspection; no questioning attitude

What we can do:· Show concern for others – co-workers should question each other

(e.g., did you do the inspection, do you have the PPE…)· Ensure yourself that all hazard controls are implemented for the

job before beginning the work· Reduce stressors in the workplace (i.e., report suggested cost

cutting may have been a stressor)

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Typical Stressors in the Workplace

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Environmental Stressors Air Temperature Dust Humidity Emergency Lighting Lighting Odor Moisture Oxygen Deficiency Over Pressure / Negative Pressure Temperature / Humidity Variation Ventilation / Air Speed Working Alone

Physical/Chemical Stressors Lack of Breaks Length of Work Day Time Pressure Monotony Qualifications of Co-Workers Working with/near flammables/explosives

Social Stressors and Issues Availability of Eyewashes and Showers Availability of Changing Rooms Responsibility for First Aid Availability of Drinking Water Availability of Responsible Leader Availability of Washing Facilities Availability of Separate Eating Facilities Protection of Non-Smokers Availability of Toilets Working Atmosphere

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FDA Cites Manufacturer for Not Following up on Complaints

Nebraska facility recalls of 1,645 lots of Excedrin, Bufferin, NoDoz and Gas-X

Consumers are advised to stop using the products Accidentally packaged with painkillers made at the same

facility including Percocet, Endocet, Opana and Zydone A manufacturing problem allows pills to become stuck in

the machinery and carry over to the packaging of other products

FDA cited this manufacturer for failing to investigate 389 complaints of mixed-up pills found in bottles since 2009

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First Place Award, Least Amount of Lumber in a Makeshift Scaffold

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