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 Table of Contents
 
 Introduction
Section IBasic Rules of Workplace Health and Safety
 
  1. The Law Says
  2. Elements of On-the-Job Safety
  3. Safety Tips for New Employees
  4. Safety Tips for Supervisors
Section IIHealth and Safety Policy and Programs
 
  1. Introduction
  2. Health and Safety Policy
  3. Program Elements
  4. Workplace Inspections
  5. Task Analysis and Safety Procedures
  6. Accident / Incident Investigations
  7. Emergency Preparedness
  8. First Aid / Serious Accidents / Fatalities
  9. Organizational Policies
  10. Evaluation and Continuous Improvement
Section IIICommon Health and Safety Hazards in Office Workplaces
 
  1. Introduction
  2. Types of Health and Safety Hazards in Offices
  3. Basic Steps in Risk Prevention / Hazard Recognition Methods
  4. Recognition of Safety Hazards
  5. Recognition of Health Hazards
  6. Recognition of Stress and Psychosocial Concerns
  7. Hazard Control
  8. Health and Safety Issues Related to Temporary or Satellite Offices
Section IVOffice Ergonomics
 
  1. Introduction
  2. Workstation Design
  3. Work Organization
  4. Work Environment (Ventilation, Noise, Temperature and Lighting)
  5. Checklist for Computer Workstations
  6. Manual Material Handling (Lifting, Pushing/Pulling, etc)
Section VOffice Specific Health and Safety Concerns and Preventive Measures
 
  1. Exposure to Perfumes and Other Scents
  2. Exposure to Chemicals
  3. Indoor Air Quality
  4. Exposure to Mould
  5. Personal Safety and Security
  6. Potential Safety Hazards in Offices
    • Filing Cabinets and Shelving
    • Electrical Safety
  7. Slips, Trips and Falls
  8. Effective Housekeeping Program
  9. Safety When Driving
  10. Weather Extremes
 Appendices
 
Section VIOccupational Health and Safety Legislation
 
Section VIIResources for Further Information and Assistance
 

 

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