Occupational Safety (2023) by Lecturio Online Courses

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About the Lecture

The lecture Occupational Safety (2023) by Lecturio Online Courses is from the course Compliance Flat (EN) (2023).


Included Quiz Questions

  1. Management and staff
  2. The management alone
  3. The staff alone
  1. For minor injuries, immediately accompany the affected person to the nearest doctor's office.
  2. For serious injuries, call an ambulance.
  3. For minor injuries, it is sufficient to treat the person on the spot, e.g., with painkillers.
  4. For minor injuries, send the person to the doctor at the end of work.
  5. In the case of accidents where the person concerned is unable to work for more than three days, you should make a report. Minor injuries do not have to be reported.
  1. To avoid back pain, consider ergonomic sitting, where arms and legs each form a right angle.
  2. Pay attention to your individual resilience and that of your colleagues. Do you recognise signs of depression or bullying? Then help each other and stand up for each other.
  3. Wash your hands thoroughly and regularly. Always cough or sneeze into the crook of your arm or into a handkerchief.
  4. Take a comfortable working position. A sofa offers additional relaxation when working.
  1. You contact your superiors or, if available, your company doctors.
  2. You go to your GP and seek psychological help promptly.
  3. You wait.
  1. You are requesting that your company purchase a sandwich maker.
  2. You order the sandwiches and forgo making them in the office.
  3. You bring your own sandwich maker from home.
  4. You repair the existing sandwich maker.
  1. Dislocated escape doors
  2. Candles in the office
  3. Tilted windows
  4. Roller blinds in the office
  1. Remain calm. Report the fire immediately and warn your employees.
  2. If possible, switch off ventilation, transport, and heating systems and then leave the danger area immediately.
  3. Help each other and support people with disabilities and visitors on their way out.
  4. Walk upright as long as somehow possible to keep the overview. Only in dense, low-lying smoke walk bent over.

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