Read the section on Unsafe Acts/Unsafe Conditions located in section
3.2.6-3.2.8 beginning on page 1.8 of the CORE Curriculum
What is an unsafe act?
Give three examples.
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What is an unsafe condition?
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What is an unsafe act?
Anunsafe act is a change from an accepted ,normal, or correct procedure that usually causes an accident. 3.2.6
Give three examples.
-failing to use PPE
-Failing to warn co-workers of hazards
-lifting improperly 3.2.6
What is an unsafe condition?
An unsafe condition is a physical state that is different from the acceptable, normal, correct conditions found on the job site. 3.2.8
Give three examples.
-congested workplace
-defective tools, equipment, or supplies.
-excessive noise 3.2.8
What is the difference between and unsafe act and an unsafe condition?
Unsafe act is when you don’t use safety or follow the correct directions, an unsafe condition is like weather where you can’t do anything about it.
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09:34:27 AM
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03/09/2015
Read the section on Unsafe Acts/Unsafe Conditions located in section
3.2.6-3.2.8 beginning on page 1.8 of the CORE Curriculum
What is an unsafe act?
An unsafe act is a change from an accepted normal or correct procedure that usually causes an accident.3.2.6
Give three examples.
-lifting improperly
-Using defective equipment
-Using equipment improperly 3.2.6
What is an unsafe condition?
A physical state that is different from the acceptable, normal, or correct condition found on the job site3.2.8
Give three examples.
-Excessive noise
-poor housekeeping
-poor ventilation 3.2.8
What is the difference between and unsafe act and an unsafe condition?
Unsafe conditions are thinks the worker don’t really have control over and unsafe act is something the worker is doing that is improper 3.2.6 -3.2.8
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03/09/2015
Title: Unsafe acts and conditions 1.8-
Posted: 01/26/2012 02:20 PM
Category: Safety
Description:
Read the section on Unsafe Acts/Unsafe Conditions located in section
3.2.6-3.2.8 beginning on page 1.8 of the CORE Curriculum
What is an unsafe act?
A change from a normal procedure that causes unnecessary exposure to a job site
Give three examples.
-not using ppe
-lifting improperly
-using equipment inproperly
What is an unsafe condition?
An unsafe condition that is different from normal procedure.
Give three examples.
-congested workplace
-poor lighting
-poor ventalation
What is the difference between and unsafe act and an unsafe condition?
Unsafe acts you have more control over than an unsafe conditi
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09:26:27 AM
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03/09/2015
According to OSHA 29 CFR 1926, describe the definition of a competent person.
A competent person is one who is able to capable of identifying a hazaed or predicting a possible hazard and is able to eliminate them from the workplace (3.4.6)
According to OSHA 29 CFR 1926, describe the definition of a qualified person.
A qualified person is one who either has a degree or extensive knowledge and experience and is able to resolve problems at hand (3.4.6)
Compare a competent person to a qualified person.
A competent person is not the same as a qualified person a qualified person has the knowledge and experience to solve much harder problems than a qualified person and just because theyre competent does not mean they are qualified (3.4.6)
What is the difference between a competent person and a qualified person.
A competent person lacks the knowledge and experience and sometimes even lacks the degree that a qualified person may have a qualified is also able to handle more problems (3.4.6)
Why is it important to have at least one qualified person on the job site?
It is important to have at least one qualified person on the job site because they are more knowledgeable than a competent and can solve more and larger issues than just an competent person making the workplace safer
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09:25:53 AM
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03/09/2015
Title: Unsafe acts and conditions 1.8-
Posted: 01/26/2012 02:20 PM
Category: Safety
Description:
Read the section on Unsafe Acts/Unsafe Conditions located in section
3.2.6-3.2.8 beginning on page 1.8 of the CORE Curriculum
What is an unsafe act?
A change from an accepted, normal, or correct procedure that usually causes an accident.
Give three examples.
-failing to use PPE
-failing to warn co-workers of hazards
-lifting improperly
What is an unsafe condition?
A physical state that is different from the acceptable, normal, or correct condition found on the job site.
Give three examples.
-congested workplace
-excessive noise
-poor lighting
What is the difference between and unsafe act and an unsafe condition?
an unsafe act is when a person is doing something improper and an unsafe condition is where the work area is not properly maintained causing an unsafe condition.
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09:17:53 AM
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03/09/2015
Title: Unsafe acts and conditions 1.8-
Posted: 01/26/2012 02:20 PM
Category: Safety
Description:
Read the section on Unsafe Acts/Unsafe Conditions located in section
3.2.6-3.2.8 beginning on page 1.8 of the CORE Curriculum
What is an unsafe act?
Change from a correct procedure that will usually cause an accident 3.2.6 1.8
Give three examples
-failing to use ppe
-not warning c workers of hazards
-using defective equitment 3.2.6 1.8
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What is an unsafe condition?
When an area is not in the correct condition that can usually cause an accident 3.2.8 1.8
Give three examples.
-congested workplace
-excessive noise
-fire explosion hazard 3.2.8 1.8
What is the difference between and unsafe act and an unsafe condition?
Unsafe act is something you choose to do.1.8
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J W
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09:12:31 AM
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03/09/2015
What is an unsafe act?
An unsafe act is an act that changes the normality and acceptability it can be any conduct that makes a job site unsafe or less safe than usual (3.2.6)
Give three examples.
-Failing to wear proper PPE
-Failing to warn co workers of hazards
-lifting improperly
(3.2.6)
What is an unsafe condition?
A unsafe condition is a physical state different from acceptable normal or correct conditions (3.2.8)
Give three examples.
-Congested workplace
-excessive noise
-Poor house keeping (3.2.8)
What is the difference between and unsafe act and an unsafe condition?
An unsafe act has to do with the worker himself and an unsafe condition has to do with the work site