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[Audio] SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE. . . SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE.

[Audio] LADDER SAFETY •Inspect a ladder for cracks, loose rungs, slivers and sharp edges prior to every use. If the ladder appears to be in poor condition, do not use it. •Use caution while carrying or moving ladders. • Practice team lifting if the ladder is too long or heavy for one person to move. • Ladders should be carried horizontally rather than vertically, unless it is lightweight or under eight feet tall. •Ensure ladders are set on firm ground and against a solid support during use. •When using a non-self-supporting ladder, which must lean against a wall or other support, be sure to position it at such an angle that the horizontal distance from the top •Always completely open the step ladder and make certain it is stable before using it. •Make note of the maximum intended load and manufacturer's rated capacity when selecting and using ladders. •Do not stand higher than the second step from the top. •Never stand or sit on the top step. •Do not use metal ladders near electrical exposures. *Some examples below but not limited too.

[Audio] POWER TOOL SAFETY • Never carry a tool by the cord or hose. • Never yank the cord or the hose to disconnect it from the receptacle. • Keep cords and hoses away from heat, oil and sharp edges. • Disconnect tools when not using them, before servicing or cleaning them, and when changing accessories such as blades, bits and cutters. • Keep all people not involved with the work at a safe distance from the work area. • Secure work with clamps or a vise, freeing both hands to operate the tool. • Avoid accidental starting. Do not hold fingers on the switch button while carrying a plugged-in tool. • Maintain tools with care; keep them sharp and clean for best performance. • Follow instructions in the user's manual for lubricating and changing accessories. • Be sure to keep good footing and maintain good balance when operating power tools. • Wear proper apparel for the task. Loose clothing, ties or jewelry can become caught in moving parts. • Remove all damaged portable electric tools from use and tag them: " Do Not Use." To prevent hazards associated with the use of power tools, employees should observe the following general precautions: *Some examples below but not limited too.

[Audio] ELECTRICAL SAFETY • Don't pass wire under carpets, Doors, and windows. • If you often need to use extensions, Make a permanent connection and avoid using extension cords permanently. • Similarly, avoid using high voltage devices using extensions. • If you are using plugs, make sure it fits perfectly in the outlets. • Use wall outlets for refrigerators, Dryers, Air conditioners, Heaters, etc. • If there is a basement or any other type of damped area in the home, Use water-resistant extension cords. • Make sure electrical devices like PC's and other equipment are connected to surge, protectors, • Check whether electrical outlets plugs, cords, and panels are in good condition. • Check conductors for broken insulation • Use electrical cords and extensions for short-range and time. • When electrical equipment is not in use, turning it off. • Use circuit breakers and safety equipment. • Properly check whether the electrical system is properly earthed. • Use of PPE in workplaces. *Some examples below but not limited too.

[Audio] PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT GROUPS • Eyes • Head and Neck • Ears • Hands and Arms • Feet and Legs • Lungs • Whole- body (protecting from contamination, ensuring correct clothes are worn etc.).

[Audio] WHEN TO WEAR SAFETY GLASSES? • Projectiles such as chippings, debris, material or objects - this can occur when working with a machine, hand tools, or abrasive materials. • Dust, gas, vapor or liquid mist - this can occur when using machinery, high-pressure cleaning tools, or using substances under pressure. Protective eye wear is necessary when: *Some examples below but not limited too.

[Audio] In any work area that registers an ambient noise of 85 decibels (dB), workers must be outfitted with ear protection. *Some examples below but not limited too: • Circular Saw • Hand Drills • Chop Saw • Orbital Sanders • Router Protective ear wear is necessary when: WHEN TO WEAR EAR PROTECTION?.

[Audio] • When you are working on a site that has asbestos or leadbased paint fumes present • When you are chipping or cutting concrete that contains silica • Drilling rock in a construction site • When you are sanding, cutting, or welding • When the construction site has high number of toxic gases present in it • Using a generator in the site • Working in the area full of dust that has hazardous air particles present in it • When you are working in any chemical factory and need protection from chemicals fumes and gases. *Some examples below but not limited too You may need a respirator : WHEN TO WEAR RESPIRATOR?.

[Audio] The Workplace Safety Committee at DASA Properties, LLC is committed to maintaining a safe work environment which actively involves all employees in identifying, preventing, and correcting workplace safety issues to reduce accidents and injuries. We are committed to the safety and welfare of all employees through prevention, education and awareness with the goal of reducing or eliminating workplace accidents. The mission of Dasa Properties, LLC Workplace Safety Committee is to develop and implement effective policies and procedures that reduce or eliminate accidents and injuries through training, education and inspections. Dasa Properties, LLC Workplace Safety Committee's goal is to educate, promote, and encourage the practice of safety while reducing unsafe acts and hazardous conditions for the good of all, directly and indirectly, involved with Dasa Properties, LLC. Provide the staff more safety awareness tools in the form of webinars, literature and workshops via email and the Workplace Safety link on the OSHA website. (Ongoing) Workplace Safety Committee Mission Statement OSHA Videos | Occupational Safety and Health Administration Long Term Goals Short Term Goals.