Fayoum University

Faculty Of Engineering
Industrial Engineering Department

Safety procedures
everywhere

::Prepared By
::Presented To Hajar Rajab
Dr/ Mohamed El shenawy 2nd IED
Contents

 Introduction.
 Industrial Hygiene.
 Safety in streets.
 Safety at home.
 Resources
 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
 Definition:
“That science and art devoted to the
anticipation, recognition,evaluation, and
control of those environmental factors or
stresses arising in or from the workplace,
which may cause sickness, impaired
health and well-being, or significant
discomfort among workers or among the
citizens of the community.”
 Benefits

 We serve Manufacturers,
Contractors, Building Owners, Small
Businesses, Municipal Agencies,
Schools, and anyone with
responsibility for the well-being of
workers or the community.
 Industrial Hygiene & Safety
Services
 Workplace Hazard Surveys.
 Indoor Air Quality Testing & Monitoring.
 Health & Safety Plans.
 Hearing Conservation Programs.
 Ergonomic Studies.
 Ventilation System Evaluation.
 Mold Inspections and Removal.
 Chemical Exposure Monitoring.
 Health & Safety Training.
 Confined Space Safety.
 Respiratory Protection Programs.
 Our services help you achieve

 A safe and health workplace.

 Regulatory compliance.
 Reduced Worker’s Compensation
and 3rd-party liability exposure.
 Reduced absenteeism.
 Greater productivity.
 Greater employee job satisfaction.
Examples Of Job Hazards
 Air Contaminants
• Dusts
• Fumes
• Fibers
• Gases
 Chemical Hazards
 Biological Hazards
 Physical Hazards
 Ergonomic Hazards
 Safety everywhere

 In street..

 At home..
 Basic Street Safety Tips
1. Cross the street at marked crosswalks and
intersections.

2. Before crossing, look left, right, then left

again
3. Use pedestrian pushbuttons.
4. Begin crossing the street on "Walk"
. signal.
5. Stay visible after dark and in bad weather.
6. Watch out for trucks and buses backing
out of parking spaces and driveways.
 Basic Home Safety Tips
 Have more than one escape route from your
home. Practice these routes with your
family.

 Never smoke in bed.

 Have telephones in easy reach of both your

bed and the place you sit most often.

 Buy a first-aid kit. Keep one in both your

home and your car.

 Turn off appliances when they are not in use.

 Basic Home Safety Tips
 Place emergency phone numbers on or near
every phone in your home.

 Place fire extinguishers in the kitchen and

other rooms. Make sure you know how to use
them.

 Never store flammable liquids such as

cleaning agents and paint supplies near
heating units.

 Cover unused electric outlets with safety

plugs, caps, or outlet covers to prevent
children from inserting objects into the plug.
Resources

o www.amazon.com
o www.osha.gov
o OSHA OFFICE OF TRAINING AND
EDUCATION.