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    Safety Topics August 2016

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    Isolation and lockout procedures require each employee to have their own lock and key to isolate energy sources before working on equipment. No person may remove another's lock. Substance abuse can lead to addiction shown through signs like red eyes from marijuana or impaired vision from inhalants. Help is available through MCC's drug and alcohol policy. Small actions like switching off devices, unplugging when not in use, and using blankets instead of heating can help save energy and the planet.

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    Isolation and lockout procedures require each employee to have their own lock and key to isolate energy sources before working on equipment. No person may remove another's lock. Substance abuse can lead to addiction shown through signs like red eyes from marijuana or impaired vision from inhalants. Help is available through MCC's drug and alcohol policy. Small actions like switching off devices, unplugging when not in use, and using blankets instead of heating can help save energy and the planet.

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    SAFETY - HEALTH - ENVIRONMENTAL TALK TOPICS for AUGUST 2016

    SAFETY Isolation & One person one lock!!


    lockout. 1) Each employee who is required to
    lockout equipment must have their
    own padlock.
    2) Each padlock to have a single unique
    key.
    3) The key to be in the possession of the
    person who locked out AT ALL TIMES.
    4) Ensure that the isolation point used
    eliminates all sources of potential
    energy. TEST IT!!
    5) Where more than one person is
    required to work on a piece of
    equipment, a multi lockout tool will
    be used and each person will lockout
    with their own lock before working on
    the equipment.
    6) No person may remove the lock of
    another person.
    7) Refer to MCC SOP ENG 70.

    HEALTH Substance People can become addicted to


    abuse prescription and non-prescription drugs.
    Signs of addiction by specific drug
    1) Marijuana: Glassy, red eyes; loud
    talking and inappropriate laughter
    followed by sleepiness; a sweet burnt
    scent; loss of interest, motivation;
    weight gain or loss.
    2) Alcohol: Clumsiness; difficulty
    walking; slurred speech; sleepiness;
    poor judgment; dilated pupils.
    3) Inhalants (Glues, aerosols, and
    vapors): Watery eyes; impaired vision,
    memory and thought; secretions from
    the nose or rashes around the nose
    and mouth; headaches and nausea;
    appearance of intoxication;
    drowsiness; poor muscle control;
    anxiety; irritability

    Help is available. MCC has a drug and


    alcohol policy. All you need to do is
    ask….
    ENVIRONMENT Save the Your Mission:
    planet; Switch off anything that uses electricity
    YOU can make when not in use.
    the difference. Unplug devices when possible.
    Run your air conditioner sparingly or not
    at all.
    Keep windows and doors closed when
    heating or cooling a room.
    Use a warm blanket or jersey in winter.

    SAFETY IS EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY

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