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1 On the jobsite, you always need to have a plan. Before you start any task, you have to plan out the materials, tools, and PPE you ll need. Importantly, you have to plan for the unexpected. Today we re going to talk about planning for emergencies. The key to handling and sometimes surviving an emergency is proper planning. You need to have a welldeveloped and practiced emergency plan in place before the unexpected happens. Emergencies come in all shapes and sizes and can include fire, heart attack, extreme weather, active shooter, disgruntled employee, heavy equipment failure, crane collapse, trench cave-in, problems in a confined space, injuries from a fall, and motor vehicle accidents. Would you know what to do if an emergency happened today? Know how to get help. Your emergency action plan may include calling 911, contacting on-site security, and sounding an alarm to notify workers to evacuate or take other action. If there is no cell phone service at the site, know where the nearest available land line is located. Learn the exact location of the jobsite street address, city, and state so emergency services can find you as quickly as possible. Know where to go. Do you know where to go if you have to evacuate the area or if you have to shelter in place? Are you aware of what your emergency escape route is? NOTES: Emergency Preparedness Escape routes change as buildings develop. Update your escape plan daily in case your first choice is blocked. Learn how to use a fire extinguisher. To put out a small fire with an extinguisher, use the PASS method: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep. Don t let a fire get between you and your exit. Know where to find fire extinguishers. Know what type of extinguisher to grab for the fire you need to stop. Get training. Be prepared to help during a medical emergency. Get certified in first aid, CPR, and using an AED. If it s been a while, take a refresher course. Practice. Training can seem like a waste of time, but it s vital. Practicing the emergency plan will help you make good choices when you re surrounded by chaos and it s hard to think. Memorize. Commit critical contact information to memory in case you can t depend on your cell phone. Every jobsite has an emergency plan. The plan might change as the project changes. The plan should consider the project size, layout, structural features, on-site hazardous materials, and available emergency systems. If you don t know what the emergency plan for this jobsite is, talk with your supervisor. SAFETY REMINDER You get safety training at work. You need to give the safety training at home. Share your knowledge! MEETING DOCUMENTATION: SPECIAL TOPICS /EMPLOYEE SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS/NOTES: JOB NAME: MEETING DATE: ATTENDEES: S.A.F.E. CARDS PLANNED FOR THIS WEEK: REVIEWED SDS # SUBJECT: These instructions do not supersede local, state, or federal regulations.
2 Quiz Questions Emergency Preparedness 1. Which of the following statements about emergency escape routes is correct? a. You should always know what your emergency escape route is. b. Escape routes change as buildings develop. c. You should update your escape plan daily. d. all of the above. 2. Why is practicing your emergency plan important? a. It s an activity aimed at bonding with your co-workers. b. It s the only chance you have during the workday to engage in horseplay. c. It will help you make good choices during the chaos of an emergency. d. It s not important and is a waste of your time. 3. True or False? Emergencies on the jobsite can include fire, extreme weather, crane collapse, trench cave-in, and injuries from falls. 4. What should you do if you don t know what the emergency plan is for this jobsite? a. Assume it s similar to the plan at your previous jobsite. b. Wait until an emergency happens to find out. c. Wait until the next emergency drill happens to ask someone. d. Talk with your supervisor. 5. True or False? The reason it s important for you to learn the exact location of the jobsite (including the address, city, and state) is so that you can have lunch delivered to you as efficiently as possible. CORRECTED ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: CORRECTED ANSWER: TRAINER/ I conducted the safety meeting and administered this quiz. I explained the correct answers and answered or noted every attendee s questions. Signature EMPLOYEE: I understand the material covered in this week s safety meeting and this quiz. I ve written in the correct answers for the questions I initially missed and understand why they are correct. Signature NAME: ID#: DATE: TRAINER:
3 Answer Key Emergency Preparedness 1. Which of the following statements about emergency escape routes is correct? a. You should always know what your emergency escape route is. b. Escape routes change as buildings develop. c. You should update your escape plan daily. d. all of the above. Are you aware of what your emergency escape route is? Escape routes change as buildings develop. Update your escape plan daily in case your first choice is blocked. 2. Why is practicing your emergency plan important? a. It s an activity aimed at bonding with your co-workers. b. It s the only chance you have during the workday to engage in horseplay. c. It will help you make good choices during the chaos of an emergency. d. It s not important and is a waste of your time. Practicing the emergency plan will help you make good choices when you re surrounded by chaos and it s hard to think. 3. True or False? Emergencies on the jobsite can include fire, extreme weather, crane collapse, trench cave-in, and injuries from falls. Emergencies come in all shapes and sizes and can include fire, heart attack, extreme weather, active shooter, disgruntled employee, heavy equipment failure, crane collapse, trench cave-in, problems in a confined space, injuries from a fall, and motor vehicle accidents. 4. What should you do if you don t know what the emergency plan is for this jobsite? a. Assume it s similar to the plan at your previous jobsite. b. Wait until an emergency happens to find out. c. Wait until the next emergency drill happens to ask someone. d. Talk with your supervisor. If you don t know what the emergency plan for this jobsite is, talk with your supervisor. 5. True or False? The reason it s important for you to learn the exact location of the jobsite (including the address, city, and state) is so that you can have lunch delivered to you as efficiently as possible. Learn the exact location of the jobsite street address, city, and state so emergency services can find you as quickly as possible. FURTHER DISCUSSION: SUPERVISOR/TRAINER NOTES:
4 Cómo prepararse en caso de una emergencia (Emergency Preparedness) En el lugar de trabajo, usted siempre necesita tener un plan. Antes de comenzar cualquier tarea, usted tiene que planear los materiales, herramientas, y EPP que necesitará. Y lo más importante, usted tiene que planear para lo inesperado. El día de hoy vamos a hablar de cómo planear para las emergencias. Lo importante de responder y a veces sobrevivir una emergencia es mediante la debida planeación. Usted necesita tener en su lugar un plan de emergencia debidamente desarrollado y practicado antes de que suceda lo inesperado. Las emergencias vienen en toda forma y tamaño y pueden incluir incendio, ataque cardíaco, clima extremoso, tirador activo, empleado disgustado, falla del equipo pesado, desplome de grúa, derrumbe de zanja, problemas en un espacio confinado, lesiones por una caída, y accidentes automovilísticos. Sabría usted qué hacer si sucediera una emergencia el día de hoy? Sepa cómo obtener ayuda. Su plan de acción en caso de una emergencia podrá incluir llamar al 911, poniéndose en contacto con vigilancia en el sitio, y activando una alarma para avisarles a los trabajadores que deben salirse del sitio o tomar otra acción. Si no hay servicio de teléfono celular en el sitio, sepa dónde se encuentra la línea telefónica fija disponible más cercana. Memorice la ubicación exacta de la obra dirección de la calle, ciudad y estado para que los servicios de emergencia puedan localizarlo tan pronto como sea posible. Sepa a dónde ir. Sabe usted dónde ir si tiene que salirse del área o si tiene que buscar refugio en su lugar? Sabe usted qué es una ruta de escape en caso de emergencia? Las rutas de escape cambian con el crecimiento de los edificios. Actualice su plan de escape diariamente en caso de que su primera opción esté bloqueada. NOTES: SPECIAL TOPICS /EMPLOYEE SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS/NOTES: Aprenda cómo usar un extintor contra incendios. Para apagar un pequeño incendio con un extintor, use el método PASS: Jale, apunte, oprima, y rocíe de un lado a otro. No deje que un incendio quede entre usted y su salida. Sepa dónde encontrar los extintores contra incendios. Sepa qué tipo de extinguidor agarrar para un incendio que usted necesita apagar. Obtenga entrenamiento. Este preparado para ayudar durante una emergencia médica. Obtenga certificación en primeros auxilios, resucitación cardiopulmonar (RCP), y para usar un desfibrilador externo automático (DEA). Si ha transcurrido algo de tiempo, tome un curso de repaso. Practique. El entrenamiento puede parecer como una pérdida de tiempo, pero es vital. Practicando el plan de emergencia lo ayudará a tomar buenas decisiones cuando la situación sea caótica y sea difícil pensar. Memorice. Memorice información crítica de contacto en caso de no poder depender de su teléfono celular. Cada obra tiene un plan de El plan podrá cambiar al ir cambiando el proyecto. El plan debe considerar el tamaño del proyecto, su distribución, características estructurales, materiales peligrosos en el sitio, y sistemas disponibles de Si no sabe lo que es el plan de emergencia para esta obra, hable con su supervisor. SAFETY REMINDER Usted obtiene entrenamiento de seguridad en el trabajo. Usted necesita dar entrenamiento de seguridad en casa. Comparta sus conocimientos! MEETING DOCUMENTATION JOB NAME: MEETING DATE: ATTENDEES: S.A.F.E. CARDS PLANNED FOR THIS WEEK: REVIEWED SDS # SUBJECT: These instructions do not supersede local, state, or federal regulations.
5 Quiz Questions Cómo prepararse en caso de una emergencia 1. Cuál de las siguientes frases acerca de las rutas de escape en caso de emergencia es la correcta? a. Usted siempre debe saber cuál es su ruta de escape en caso de b. Las rutas de escape cambian con el crecimiento de los edificios. c. Usted debe actualizar su plan de escape diariamente. d. todas las respuestas anteriores. 2. Por qué es importante practicar su plan de emergencia? a. Es una actividad enfocada a crear vínculos o lazos con sus compañeros de trabajo. b. Es la única oportunidad que usted tiene durante el día de trabajo de participar en travesuras. c. Lo ayudará a tomar buenas decisiones durante el caos de una d. No es importante es una pérdida de su tiempo. 3. Verdadero o Falso? Las emergencias en la obra pueden incluir incendio, clima extremoso, desplome de una grúa, derrumbe de zanja, y lesiones por caídas. 4. Qué debe hacer si no conoce el plan de emergencia para esta obra? a. Asumir que es similar al plan en su obra o trabajo anterior. b. Esperar hasta que suceda una emergencia para averiguar. c. Esperar hasta el siguiente simulacro de emergencia para preguntarle a alguien. d. Hable con su supervisor. 5. Verdadero o Falso? La razón por la cual es importante que usted aprenda la ubicación exacta de la obra (incluyendo la dirección, ciudad, y estado) es para que le puedan entregar su comida de mediodía tan rápidamente como sea posible. ENTRENADO/ Yo lleve a cabo la junta de seguridad reparti este examen. Explique la respuesta correcta y conteste o note cada pregunta de los asistentes presentes. Firma EMPLEADO: Entiendo el material cubierto en la junta de seguridad de esta semana y en este examen. He llenado las respuestas correctas de toda pregunta que inicialmente tuve mal y entiendo la razon de la repuestas de las correcta. Firma NAME: ID#: DATE: TRAINER:
6 Answer Key Cómo prepararse en caso de una emergencia 1. Cuál de las siguientes frases acerca de las rutas de escape en caso de emergencia es la correcta? a. Usted siempre debe saber cuál es su ruta de escape en caso de b. Las rutas de escape cambian con el crecimiento de los edificios. c. Usted debe actualizar su plan de escape diariamente. d. todas las respuestas anteriores. Sabe usted qué es una ruta de escape en caso de emergencia? Las rutas de escape cambian con el crecimiento de los edificios. Actualice su plan de escape diariamente en caso de que su primera opción esté bloqueada. 2. Por qué es importante practicar su plan de emergencia? a. Es una actividad enfocada a crear vínculos o lazos con sus compañeros de trabajo. b. Es la única oportunidad que usted tiene durante el día de trabajo de participar en travesuras. c. Lo ayudará a tomar buenas decisiones durante el caos de una d. No es importante es una pérdida de su tiempo. Practicando el plan de emergencia lo ayudará a tomar buenas decisiones cuando la situación sea caótica y sea difícil pensar. 3. Verdadero o Falso? Las emergencias en la obra pueden incluir incendio, clima extremoso, desplome de una grúa, derrumbe de zanja, y lesiones por caídas. Las emergencias vienen en toda forma y tamaño y pueden incluir incendio, ataque cardíaco, clima extremoso, tirador activo, empleado disgustado, falla del equipo pesado, desplome de grúa, derrumbe de zanja, problemas en un espacio confinado, lesiones por una caída, y accidentes automovilísticos. 4. Qué debe hacer si no conoce el plan de emergencia para esta obra? a. Asumir que es similar al plan en su obra o trabajo anterior. b. Esperar hasta que suceda una emergencia para averiguar. c. Esperar hasta el siguiente simulacro de emergencia para preguntarle a alguien. d. Hable con su supervisor. Si no sabe lo que es el plan de emergencia para esta obra, hable con su supervisor. 5. Verdadero o Falso? La razón por la cual es importante que usted aprenda la ubicación exacta de la obra (incluyendo la dirección, ciudad, y estado) es para que le puedan entregar su comida de mediodía tan rápidamente como sea posible. Memorice la ubicación exacta de la obra dirección de la calle, ciudad y estado para que los servicios de emergencia puedan localizarlo tan pronto como sea posible. FURTHER DISCUSSION: SUPERVISOR/TRAINER NOTES:
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