LJB Hygiene & Safety Support Services cc

09/11/2019

Onthou ons weet nie een wanneer is jou dag nie........

10/03/2014

We design and provide a variety of Safety services. Legal compliance audits, Safety Plans, Safety Files, Fall protection plans. Merseta accredited.

14/01/2014

07/01/2014

FIRST AID TIP 1 continued. WHAT NOT TO DO

1. Never give an unconscious person ANYTHING by mouth.
2.DO NOT MOVE AN INJURED PERSON UNLESS... the situation is life threatening. You may cause further damage by moving, especially in neck and spinal cases.
3. PLEASE NOTE: If a situation arises where you are giving first aid to strangers, adults may refuse first aid (you have implied consent if they are unconscious) for themselves or for children or the mentally impaired for whom they are guardians.
4. USE PROTECTIVE BARRIERS. Wear Latex gloves, face shields or mask whenever possible.(always protect yourself first). It is advisable to check ahead of time to see if you are allergic to latex or the powder used in other products. Blue butyl gloves are an alternative. ALWAYS wash your hands and other exposed areas after administering first aid with soap. Wash for at least 2 minutes to ensure germs are killed.
For this guidance an infant is lees than a year old, a child is 1-8 years old and an adult is over 8 years old.

06/01/2014

FIRST AID TIP 1
EMERGENCY ACTION PRINCIPLES (EAP’s)
(Use These To Make Decisions During An Emergency.)
1. Survey the scene for safety. You must always be safe.
2. Check victim for responsiveness if no response call ambulance.
3. Begin Primary Survey. Is the victim conscious? Check Airway, Breathing Circulation. Is there major bleeding? Is the person in shock?
4. Begin Secondary Survey. Interview victim / bystanders. Check vital signs. Perform head-to-toe survey.
5. Monitor victim’s condition. Continue checking vital signs.
6. Rest and reassure the victim. Treat for shock. Place victim in a comfortable position and give re-assurance.

CONTACT US FOR FIRST AID TRAINING @ training@ljbsafe.co.za

06/01/2014

First aid tips.
We will be sharing First aid tips for the next few weeks. Please pass it on to all your friends as it will make a difference in an emergency.
The complete set can be ordered in a flip file format.
orders can be placed at Louis.b@ljbsafe.co.za

06/01/2014

we wish you all a happy new year. May 2014 be your safest year ever.

13/12/2013

If your clothes catch alight follow the procedures Below

12/12/2013

Questions about Construction Safety files.

Question: If I get a new project can I Just copy my previous file.

Answer : No, You must have a new file based on your clients specific requirements for the project. The complete file with copies of all inspections must be handed to the principal contractor to retain for 7 years.

11/12/2013

Do you know the 19essential requirements that must be in place when you start a business? These are the essentials that if not in place may result in your business being shut down
All the following questions must be yes in order to comply

Question No.
1 Are you registered with the Compensation Fund? (COID)
2 Are you registered for UIF?
3 Do all your employees have access to a copy of OHS Act
85 of 1993 on your premises?
4 Do you display the summary of the BCA
5 Do you display the summary of the Employment Equity Act?
6 Have you trained and appointed a H&S Representative?
7 Have you trained and established a H&S Committee?
8 Are you and your employees trained to recognize H&S
problems?
9 Have you put in the correct guards for all your equipment’s
moving parts? ou
10 Are your chemicals stored in a safe place?
11 Have you clearly marked your emergency exits
12 Are they accessible?
13 Are your fire extinguishers accessible?
14 Do you use and store flammable liquids correctly?
15 Do you have a fully equipped First Aid box?
16 Are all electrical wires insulated?
17 Do you report injuries to the Department of Labour?
18 Do you have clean toilet facilities?
19 Do you keep an attendance register?
20 Have you conducted a risk assessment of all your activities