FSPM chapter 10 Flashcards

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state workers comp laws established an insurance program that ________​ employees in the case of work related injuries

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COMPENSATES

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over time major efforts contributed to health, safety of employees, which evolved into 3 general approaches

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Compensation
​Prevention
​Uniform standards and enforcement

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Benefits paid are related to

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the nature and severity of injury

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Approx.____ of us workforce is covered by work comp. provide 3 major benefits
​​

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88%

Payments to replace lost wages
​​Payments to cover med bills
​​Financial support for retraining if necessary

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American society of safety engineers organized in 1915, focused on

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the tech aspects of accident prevention such as machine guards and safety equipment

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in 1970_______ enacted OSHA, required employers to improve workplace health and safety standards through inspection and sanctions for non-compliance

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congress

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improved organizational safety and health are good for business and the following trends have emerged (4)

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Employee relations
​Reduced liability
​Profitability
Public relations

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1998_____ began investigating every ff death in US

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NIOSH

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osha law applies to any business regardless of size, that affects….

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interstate commerce

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the 5 types of violations ranging from most severe to minimal including a special category for repeated violations are:

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Imminent danger
Serious 
Other than serious 
De minimis
Willful and repeated
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Violation def

reasonable certainty that conditions will cause death or serious harm if not corrected, if serious enough, osha inspector may obtain a federal injunction to close the business if not corrected

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​Imminent danger

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Violation def

could PROBABLY cause death or harm and employer should be familiar with condition

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Serious

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Violation def

​-could impact health or safety, but not cause death or serious harm

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Other than serious

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Violation def

-one not directly related to an employees health , no citation issues

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De minimis

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Violation def

-issues who have been previously cited and have not corrected

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Willful and repeated

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number of workdays lost to injuries has increased throughout the last 10 years, especially with

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repeated motion injury claims

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nearly 1/3rd of all occupational fatalities are the result of_______

and________ has increased to become a major cause of workplace death

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vehicle accidents

homicide

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4 osha standards in particular that affect fire service: p255

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Hazard communication
​Bloodborne pathogens
​Respiratory protection
​Ppe

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ffs have highest number of job related injuries per 100 workers at____

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41/100

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programs of_____, _______, ________ are not osha regs, but impact into saving lives is substantial

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fire prevention,
pub ed,
code enforcement

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ff fatality statistics reveal a decrease of approx.____% in the avg number of annual ff death’s from 1977 to 2007

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40%

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nfpa reports states-________is any physical damage a person suffers that requires treatment by a medical practitioner, within 1 year of the incident, regardless of whether treatment was actually reviewed or physical damage occurred resulting in at least 1 day of restricted activity immediately following an incident

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injury

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nfpa. _____- standard on comprehensive occupational medical program for fds. Identifies a category of existing medical conditions that would preclude a person from performing as a member in a training or emergency operational environment by presenting a significant risk to the safety of the person or others

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NFPA 1582

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fire suppression activity which represents approx. 1 to 5 percent of the time a ff spends on duty accounted for___% of the deaths from coronary heart disease

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32%

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medical knowledge states that cancers can strike _____ years after exposure to toxins such as _______, a cancer causing chemical that permeated the wtc site from burning jet fuel
3-5 benzene
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phased in approach’ of nfpa_____- the department can budget for safety improvements over a number of years to be in full compliance
1500
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nfpa _____-specifiees the duties and responsibilities of health and safety officer and the incident safety officer as separate positions
NFPA 1521
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nfpa______ - standard on emergency services incident management system
NFPA 1561
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nfpa ____- fd infection control program
NFPA 1581
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NFPA _____- comprehensive occupational medical program for fire departments
NFPA 1582
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the following 5 steps are important to establish a climate of consistently safe behaviors, which will result in a culture of safety: ​
``` Duty to act ​Identify risks associated with your duty ​Establish safety systems ​Establish a culture of safety ​Consistent safe behaviors ```
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the ff fatality reports since early 90’s have clearly shown that stress or heart related causes and vehicle accidents account for approx._____% of the ff fatalities in a single year
70-75%
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approx._____ % of vehicle accident deaths the ff own personal vehicle is involved
42%
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___% of ff deaths occur before the ff gets to incident scene
70%
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osha respirator protection standard released in _____ included specific procedures fore fds to adhere to at the scene of emergency
1998
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3 categories of risk control measures: | ​
Administrative controls ​ Engineering controls ​Personal protection controls
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​__________- the ways in which one controls the behavior of people within the organization
Administrative controls
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_________-designed to remove or abate specific hazards in the work environment
Engineering controls
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_________-provide a level of personal protection to a person so that he or she can resist the hazard and be protected up to certain limits
Personal protection controls
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fire service joint labor management wellness/fitness initiative consists of 5 major components: ​
``` Medical ​Fitness ​Medical/fitness/injury rehabilitation ​Behavioral health ​Data collection and reporting ```
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_____ is a joint effort of the iaff/iafc fire service joint labor management wellness-fitness task force
cpat
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any attempt by the _______ to use only a portion of the cpat or to use the cpat for incumbents is inconsistent with the scope of the license and is therefor prohibited by the policy of iaff and iafc
licensee
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A ______ is defined as an unintentional, unsafe act that could have resulted in an injury, fatality, or property damage Modeled after the _________. Identifies safety patterns of system and individual
near miss aviation safety reporting system
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Near miss Administered by the _____ is voluntary confidential, nonpunitive, and secure reporting system with goal of improving ff safety
iafc
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Most frequent near miss contributing factors: (3) | ​​
Situational awareness ​​Human error ​​Decision making
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Ffs trained in the concepts of __________ learn how to deal with minimizing the effect of human error and maximizing human performance
crew resource management
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Crew resource management, This system has 4 basic categories:
Unsafe acts Preconditions to unsafe acts Unsafe supervision ​​Organizations influence
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Unsafe acts- two categories within
​Errors and violations
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Most recent report states that ___% of all near misses are the result of errors or mistakes that occur within the existing procedures
80%
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Preconditions to unsafe acts-
substandard conditions or practices of the individual involved
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Organizations influence-the major factors at this level are (4)
inadequate training, poor chain of command, recklessly aggressive culture, and ineffective risk management programs
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_________- comprehensive approach to deal with numerous employees difficulties:
employee assistance programs
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Alcoholism- annual deaths to alcohol are about _______
110,000
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p277, alcohol is involved in _____% of industrial accidents, approximately ____ of all vehicle fatalities involve alcohol
47% 1/2
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Drug abuse- lateness occurs __ times as often, sick benefits are __ times normal levels, accident involvement is ___ times as often, production is ___ less than that of fellow workers
3 times 3times 3.6 times 1/3
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ptsd-for most people resilience is an overriding factor and trauma effects diminish within _____ months
6-16
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The 4th edition of the diagnostic of statistical manual of mental disorders outlined 3 forms of the disorder:
Acute Chronic Delayed
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PTSD Acute- ​ Chronic- ​Delayed-
onset within 6 months and lasting less than 6 symptoms lasting more than 6 months onset at least 6 months after the event
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PTSD the ff in treatment typically moves back and forth through 3 recovery phases: ​Phase 1- ​Phase 2- ​Phase 3-
elimination or management of dangerous behaviors or relationships resolution of traumatic memory processing, developing a narrative account of the trauma personality reintegration and rehab
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workplace violence- homicide accounts for ___% of all deaths in the workplace
17%
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______ is the leading cause of death for women in the workplace.
Homicide