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sn <br /> i raffo, , date: <br /> i- time: <br /> Quarterly Safety Meeting Agenda location: <br /> Q3 - July through September <br /> I. Why safety meetings? <br /> 1. We all need to do our part to promote safety, and safety meetings are an important part of our total <br /> safety program. <br /> 2. Safety meetings are a perfect opportunity for employees to learn about safe workplace practices and <br /> communicate your safety ideas or concerns with your supervisor ensuring safety for you and your co-workers. <br /> II. Review of recent site inspection. Date of inspection. <br /> III. Review of any injury/illness/near injury reports during previous quarter. <br /> - Suggestions for how injury/illness or near injury could have been avoided... <br /> IV. Site walk around and hazzard refresher. Walk around and point out potential hazzards in tunnel, <br /> equipment room,and pre-wash. <br /> Employee Sign In <br /> V. Safety tips of the quarter. <br /> 1. Spray bottles. All bottles are required to be labeled. Never mix chemicals. <br /> 2. Pressure washing. Never operate the pressure washer without proper eye protection and manager <br /> supervision. Never use the washer in the tunnel while vehicles are being washed. <br /> 3. Monitor panel. Never leave the panel if a vehicle is in the tunnel. If a customer or the equipment <br /> has a problem,we need to be able to react quickly. <br /> 4. Don't walk or stand in between vehicles while moving on the conveyor. Always walk behind <br /> vehicles,one never knows when customer may place car in drive. <br /> 5. Reclaim grates. Never leave any reclaim or conveyor grates open while unattended. Leaving grates <br /> off creates a dangerous situation for customers and employees. <br /> 6. Equipment room/storage door. Never leave these doors open while rooms are unattended. <br /> VI. Health tips of the quarter. <br /> 1. Beating the Summer Heat. <br /> - Drink plenty of water. In hot weather,drink enough water to quench your thirst.The average adult needs <br /> eight 8-ounce glasses of water a day,and more during heat spells. <br /> Dress for the weather.When outside,wear light-weight clothing of natural fabric and a well-ventilated hat. <br /> Eat light. Replace heavy or hot meals with lighter,refreshing foods. <br /> Think cool!Take a cool shower or apply a cold compress on your pulse points. <br /> 2. Reduce Stress in Your Life. <br /> - Try to maintain a balance between work and family or personal life,a supportive network of friends and coworkers, <br /> and a relaxed and positive outlook. <br /> - Identify the stressors in your workday and look for ways to make positive changes that help minimize the amount <br /> of stress associated with your job. <br /> Misunderstandings and communication problems remain one of the most common sources of workplace stress. <br /> Develop a conflict resolution plan for yourself to help guide you in these particular situations. <br /> VII. Follow Up Questions. <br /> 1. Why is it important to have someone watch the cars through the end of the wash? <br /> 2. What danger could happen if one walks between vehicles while they are moving on the conveyor? <br /> 3. What could happen if a reclaim grate is left off and the pits remain open. <br /> VIII. Feedback? Any safety suggestions or general comments? <br />