Electrical Engineering EE200 Safety Briefing. SP17 Presented by: Dave DeCapria EE Department Safety Officer 865-5281 dwd2@psu.edu Introduce yourself: years at PSU Departments Safety Officer Experience

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Hierarchy of Hazard Control

TIP! Open Toe Shoes are not allowed in any Chemical Labs at PSU. Tools to help you Let see a Job Hazard Analysis in a practical application. (Identifying Hazards) And then lets see the “Top 10 OSHA Violations” for 2015-16 TIP! Open Toe Shoes are not allowed in any Chemical Labs at PSU.

One of many styles of JHA.

This is a JHA for Soldering This is a JHA for Soldering. This EE200 class will be going to the Learning Factory to perform soldering functions. Learning Factory will provide their Safety Instructions. A copy of the Learning Factory Safety Instructions are in the class Presenters folder (no slide) also Soldering safety Instructions are inculded in the folder.

The figures for the FY 2016 Top 10 OSHA Violations are:   Standard                                                                    2015 Violations 2016   1.  1926.501 – Fall Protection                                           6K 1 6K 2.  1926.451 – Scaffolding                                                5K 2 4K 3.  1910.1200 – Hazard Communication                         3K    3 3K 4.  1926.1053 – Ladders                                                   3K 5 3K 5.  1910.147 – LockOut/TagOut                                        3K  4 3K 6. 1910.212 – Machine Guarding                                    2K 7 2K 7.  1910.178 – Powered Industrial Trucks                       2K 8 2K 8.  1910.305 – Electrical, Wiring Methods                      2K 9 2K 9.  1910.134 – Respiratory Protection                             2K 6 2K 10.  1910.303 – Electrical, General Requirements         2K 10 2K (Data Source: Safety + Health Magazine)

This slide needs to be updated to the calendar year just prior to the presentation date. Just Google “top 10 OSHA Violations”

This 17 minute video explains the JHA, (Homework?) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBZCp8vChnE This video is a homework assignment to be turned into the class instructor or TA. Develop a quiz to insure they watch the video.