Driver Safety Training - EHS DB
Facilities Management’sEnvironmental Health & Safety DivisionPresents Driver Safety Training
Items to be Covered: Vehicle pre-check Driver safety issues Safe truck operation Safe trailer operation Other driver safety tips
Vehicle Pre-check Inspect tires for low air or flats Be sure windows are free from dirt,frost, and ice Be sure mirrors are clear Be sure all lights are in working order Check gauges- be sure fuel, oil, battery,and temperature are normal (withmotor running) Report any problems to the garageimmediately
Driver Safety Issues Driver SpaceBackingIntersectionsBad WeatherPassing“The Other Guy”
Driver Space DO NOT TAILGATE – Always keep asafe driving distance between you andthe next vehicle Leave plenty of space in front of astopped vehicle When stopped, keep an eye on the carbehind you, if you think you may berear-ended, flash your brake lights
Backing Always ensure that ground guides areused when vehicles are moved in closeproximity of people, vehicles, buildings,or other fixed assets (dumpsters, lightpoles, bollards). It is the responsibility of the vehicleoperator to ensure that a ground guide ison site before attempting to move thevehicle.
Backing Continued If no FM personnel are available to assistwith backing, the vehicle operator shouldcontact their foreman by phone or radioand request assistance.
Intersections Most accidents occur at intersections. As you approach any uncontrolledintersection, never assume the other driveris going to yield. When approaching an intersection where thelight has been green for a while, be preparedto brake. When the light turns green, be sure and takea look around – don’t trust that everyoneelse has stopped. Always watch for pedestrians atintersections.
Bad Weathero Visibility is hampered by rain, fog, and snow,so SLOW DOWN!o Use low beam headlights: high beams makeit harder to see.o If your car goes into a skid, DO NOT BRAKEbut take your foot off the accelerator.o Slow down as you approach bridges andoverpasses in the winter. These sectionsfreeze first and stay frozen long after the sunhits them.
Passing Make sure you are in a passing zone.Be certain there is no oncoming traffic.Check behind you for other passing vehicles.When all blind spots are clear, signal your pass.Move into the passing lane and accelerate.When you can see the front tires of the vehicleyou are passing in your rear-view mirror, signalyour move back into the original lane.
”The Other Guy” Always keep your eye on other drivers. Don’t assume that they know what they’redoing. Never assume you have the right-of-waywithout assessing the situation. Yield to anaggressive driver. Use your horn if you must to signal to otherdrivers.
Safe Truck Operation Be sure all materials in the bed aresecured. The load should not obstruct your viewor mirrors. The load should not extend past thefront of the hood. Loads extending past the rear bumpermust be flagged.
Hauling Trailers Safelyo Side mirrors must allow for full rear view– extension mirrors may be necessary.o Avoid hard turns: turn slow and wide.o Be aware of shifting loads.o When backing, use spotters and watchout for pedestrians and otherobstructions.o Avoid hard braking – start breakingearlier than normal.o Do not exceed the trailer’s weightcapacity. (Ask the garage what it is.)
A few more important tips Always wear your seatbelt.Always look out for pedestrians.Obey traffic signals/signs/laws.Do not use your cell phone whiledriving. Always use turn signals. Plan your route ahead of time. Do not drive when you’re sleepy.
If you are involved with an accident You MUST report it immediately to theappropriate local police department (UAPDif you are on campus).
Office of EnvironmentalHealth & SafetyCampus Location: Facilities Management521 S. Razorback RoadTelephone: 479-575-5448Web Site: http://uafphpl.uark.edu
Passing Make sure you are in a passing zone. Be certain there is no oncoming traffic. Check behind you for other passing vehicles. When all blind spots are clear, signal your pass. Move into the passing lane and accelerate. When you can see the front tires of the vehicle you are passing in your rear-view mirror, signal your move back into the original lane.
Acetic Acid, 10% YES EHS NO Acetic Acid, 10% YES SEWER ACCEPTABLE YES Acetic Anhydride YES EHS NO Acetone YES EHS NO Acetonitrile YES EHS NO Acetyl Chloride YES EHS NO Acrolein YES EHS NO Acrylamide YES EHS NO Acrylonitrile YES EHS NO Agar NO SEWER ACCEPTABLE
The interior of the oven is constructed of stainless steel. OPERATION The EHS oven is a forced air convection oven with a vented oven cavity. The air is driven by a 1/3 HP fan motor. CONTROLS The EHS is available either with the Lang Mfg; Accu-Temp (EHS-T) controls,File Size: 1MB
EHS HANDBOOK EHS-101-2014 Rev 3: Final 1 May 2014 PURPOSE The EHS handbook is designed to comply with the standards of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and to endeavor to maintain a safe and injury/illness free workplace. A copy of the OSHA Safety and Health Standards (1926 and 1910) and EPA environmental
The SCL position can be stated on an individual’s resume to . Agreement (MTA) is required for the sample. o Complete EHS - DOT Shipping Request Form on the EHS website . and EHS will transport the material within o
Environmental Health and Safety Office Job Safety Analysis Guide 05/2015 2 Supervisors must maintain Job Safety Analysis Forms, make them available to employees, and submit completed JSA to EHS. D. STEPS . 1. Obtain Job Safety Analysis Form (Appendix A): The Job Safety Analysis Forms is available online at ehs.gmu.edu or from EHS upon request.
ehs@fiu.edu https://ehs.fiu.edu Revised: 07/8/2021 EHS-DOC200.02 - MMC Contingency Plan Page 2 of 17 1.0 INTRODUTION This contingency plan has been prepared by Florida International University Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S), which is responsible for hazardous waste management, facility operations, spill control, and emergencies.
soundPoint iP phones Jabra link, #14201-19 ehs adapter for Jabra wireless headsets and select avaya desk phones Jabra link, #14201-20 ehs adapter for Jabra wireless headsets and desk phones Jabra link, #14201-22 ehs adapter for Jabra wireless headsets & cisco iP phones Jabra link, #14201-30 ehs adapter for Jabra wireless headsets & select
training can be achieved by completing the appropriate EHS web-based training modules. Arrangements can be made to provide training for other types of dangerous goods/hazardous materials by contacting EHS. Employees who successfully complete the EHS DOT/IATA training program will be listed as “designated/qualified shippers.”
