How Hand Injuries Happen?

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How Hand Injuries Happen?

How Do Hand Injuries Happen? Being caught between tools and equipment Hitting objects after exerting force or momentum during manual lifting or moving of heavy objects (pipe, drums, tools, etc) Trauma after reaching inside, around, or underneath equipment and losing sight of the hand

Why Do Hand Injuries Happen Even when people seem to know of the existence of these dangers, hand and finger injuries still happen. ??? WHY??? “It won’t happen to me!” “I have been doing it that way for years!!” “There isn’t a better way.” “It is faster this way.” And more….

The Primary Causal Factors Inadequate assessment of risk Inattention of lack of focus Cutting corners / rushing. Mistaking priorities – safety versus objectives. Lifting / applying force incorrectly Using the incorrect tool for the job What are the ROOT CAUSES of your Hand Injuries

What Is The Key To Prevention ? UNDERSTAND the task you are about to start. If you have any doubts, ask questions. Be AWARE of ALL the possible hazards, ASSESS the risk and then CONTROL them – it will help save you a lot of potential pain. THINK for yourself if the procedure for the task is correct and the best practice. FEEDBACK to your work mates, friends and managers your discoveries. You might just save someone else,s finger.

Focus Points For The Way Forward Promote and sustain the Hand Injury Prevention Program. Continue to emphasize the Hazard Recognition / Identification through JSA ( Job Safety Analysis Process before starting routine / non routine work. Continue to motivate, promote and maintain the momentum of the hand awareness through existing tools, i.e. Safety Audits and Near Miss reporting etc.

Some real life pictures Now look and discuss the procedures for the following pictures. Give additional ideas to make them correct Incorrect Correct If you saw practices like these, what would you do?

REMEMBER!!! Hands are the most important “tool” you use. Please take care of them!