Safety training
Control of Hazardous Energies Standard / V5 DRAFT REVIEW - Oct 2025
Present briefly how increasing the distance from a leakage minimises the probability of suffering an injection
Demonstrate how to search for leaks in a pressurised system (using paper or similar) to avoid injection and keeping maximum distance
Facilitate a short exercise for the participants in how to search for leaks in a pressurised system (using paper or similar) to avoid injection and keeping maximum distance and give constructive feedback throughout this practice
The participants shall:
Engage in the exercise and practise searching out leaks in a pressurised system (using paper or similar) to avoid injection and keeping maximum distance
LESSON 4 - RESPONSE TO PRESSURE FLUID INCIDENTS
45 min.
The aim of this lesson is to enable the participants to limit the consequences of a pressure fluid incident by being able to act as a responder to a pressure fluid incident and immediately seeking out specialised medical attention in case of a fluid injection.
After successfully completing this lesson of the CoHE Pressure Fluid Safety Module, the participants can:
35) Solve the challenge of how to act as a responder to a pressure fluid incident (Ability, basic level)
36) Explain the importance of fast and specialised medical evaluation after suffering a fluid injection (e.g. hydraulic oil, compressed gas) independently of the symptoms (Knowledge, intermediate level)
37) Explain the consequences of suffering a pressure fluid incident and not receiving prompt specialised medical attention (Knowledge, intermediate level)
38) Show interest in and willingness to immediately seek specialised medical attention in case of a fluid injection (Ability, basic level)
The instructor shall:
Emphasis that company specific procedures to a pressure fluid incident should be checked and always followed
Explain and demonstrate to the participants a response to a pressure fluid incident being applied:
a.
respond immediately to the incident
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