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If you are looking for someone that is not committed to the health and safety of the employees. .then don't hire me Less

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Due to nature of role, circumventing procedure is not advisory. Other systems are in place to avoid doing this. Less

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Very well

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I had no response because i am form the oil and gas sector not the construction sector Less

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Using STARR Situation, Task, Actions, Results and Reflection

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Probably my need for punctuality and discipline having arisen from my time in the military Less

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No. I don’t like the policing style of hse. I believe you only get results out of fear if you operate like that. Would rather have the people in the workshop act safe for the right reasons. Less

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In machine shop environments, there are three different categories that hazards can fall into mechanical hazards, health hazards, and other hazards. Mechanical hazards Mechanical hazards involve moving machine parts and ways that a worker’s body could come in contact with those parts. The most common types of mechanical hazards found in machine shops include the following: single rotating parts, like shafts or couplings, which have a risk of snagging or entanglement two or more rotating parts working together, such as pulley drives, rollers, or exposed gears, create nip points and pinch points hazard parts that slide or swivel, including sliding mills or robotic arms, create shearing or crushing hazards parts that can rupture or fragment, such as in grinders, pose a risk of impact injuries. In order to combat mechanical hazards, it is important to ensure the proper safeguards are in place such as barriers, two-hand controls, interlocks, proper training, and providing the correct personal protection equipment (PPE) to employees. Less

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