LMP Concepts

Make the Workplace Safer: Maintenance Staff

Submitted by Paul Cohen on Tue, 12/20/2016 - 15:41
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wps_maintenance staff_pdf

A hands-on checklist of 31 potential hazards maintenance workers may encounter on the job—with advice on how to spot hazards, propose solutions and take steps to eliminate risks.

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PDF

Size:
Seven pages, 8.5" x 11"

Intended audience:
Workplace safety co-leads, safety committee members and safety champions

Best used:
This checklist of 31 potential hazards can help workplace safety leaders and workers conduct onsite walk-throughs and identify safety risks for maintenance staff.

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Your Voice Matters

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VID_151_your_voice_matters
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Kaiser Permanente's Chairman and CEO Bernard J. Tyson on why all employees should speak up.

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Tyra Ferlatte
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Speak up. That’s what Chairman and CEO Bernard J. Tyson asks everyone to do as part of the responsibilities we all share at Kaiser Permanente.
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Be Healthy, Change Lives: Marian Miles

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A Kaiser Permanente employee shares her journey to better health, and how she is now helping her teammates do the same.

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Tyra Ferlatte
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VID-150_Be_Healthy_Change_Lives/VID-150_Be_Healthy_Change_Lives.zip
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After suffering from a serious digestive disorder, Marian Miles was inspired to take better care of her health. She changed her diet, became more active, and is now helping her San Diego co-workers change their lives too.

 

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Limber Up to Cut Down Injuries

  • Creating a daily stretching routine, and discussing work safety on a regular basis
  • Discussing proper lifting and pushing techniques, and also the proper use of equipment
  • Posting safe-driving and other safety awareness tips, and highlighting the number of injury-free days

What can your team do to reduce injuries and keep one another safe on the job?