LO2 Flashcards

(32 cards)

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Name 2 aspects of health and safety at work act.

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1.Written health and safety policy should be provided.

2.Employees must provide adequate health and safety training for staff,

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Two responsibilities employEES have.

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1.Wear protective clothing that is provided

2.Take part in health and safety training

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2 key aspects of food safety.

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Covers the safe preparation, storage and serving food
Requires registration of food

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Key aspects of food safety regulations

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Food safety hazard are identified

Food handlers must be supervised or trained in food hygiene to appropriate level

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Key aspects of food safety act

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Covers safe prep and storage of serving food

Requires registration of food business

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Key aspects of manual handling operations

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Avoid the need for manual handling as much as possible

Take action to reduce the risk of injury as far as possible

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RIDDOR recorded must be kept of …

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Any accidents, occupational diseases

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Keeping RIDDOR records of incidents enables employERS too..

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Use information as an aid for a risk assessment

Help prevent injuries and ill health

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(RIDDOR)
Public health of england aims to report and detect these diseases…

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Food poisoning
Measles
Salmonella
Hepatitis

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Data protection act
principles of the act that the data should be…

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•Accurate and kept up to date

•Not transferred to other countries outside EU

Adequate and relevant

Secured

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Civil contingencies act

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Clear set of roles and responsibilities for those involved in emergency preparation and response

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Types of events or incidents the civil contingencies act includes

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Fire
Flooding
Major transport accident
Terrorist event
Pandemic

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13
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Civil contingency plans

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Lockdowns or controlled access plans

Fire, police or health service response plans

Shelter and evacuation plans

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COSHH - control of substances hazardous to health

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Requires employERS to either prevent or reduce their worker’s exposure to substances that are hazardous to health

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COSHH does …

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Covers the storage, labelling and disposal of hazardous substances

COSHH file must be kept up to date

Chemicals and medication must be kept in original containers

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COSHH file should have …

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Identify and name hazardous substances

State where the hazardous substance are kept

Describe the effects of substance

17
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Safeguarding

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Measures taken to protect peoples health, wellbeing and rights, so kept safe from harm

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Some individuals are more at risk of abuse and neglect, this includes

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Learning disability
Physical disability
Lack of mental capacity

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Safe guarding children involves

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Protecting children from maltreatment

Ensures children grow up in a stable home

20
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Common safeguarding issues in adult care environments

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Falls
Rough treatment
Lack of social inclusion
Poor nutritional care

21
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Influencers of legislation on staff is

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Safeguarding
Health and Safety
Training

22
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Influences on premises

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Maintain high level of hygiene

Risk assessment for activities and equipment

Health and safety law requires fire exits
to keep clear

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Influences of legislation on practices

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Activities and equipment are risk assessed

Staff not trained in manual handling shouldn’t attempt to move individuals

Staff will be provided with training as required to their role

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Implementation of policies and procedures on health and safety management systems

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Trained employees

Trusting and supportive environment
Understanding risks specific to a particular workplace

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Reasons for carrying out risk assessment
Legal requirement under health and safety at work act Assessment to check what could cause harm to people using care setting
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Purpose of risk assessed
Check equipment is safe and fit for purpose Identify potential dangers Ensure any planned trips or visits are safe to proceed
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Policies
A plan that outlines the policy purpose and the instructions for carrying out the necessary action to achieve its aim of keeping service users safe
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Procedure
Step by step guide of how to complete a task or implement a policy
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Asbestos responsibility holders have to
Find where asbestos is present Make records of location, type and condition Prepare plan on how to manage risks
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Transport procedures to be followed
Service and maintenance work up up to date Seatbelt fitted and working Parental consent forms
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Examples of electrical safety policies would cover
Portable electrical equipment should be tested regularly Staff to make frequent visual checks e.g damage to cables Report damage
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Disposal of hazardous waste
Clinical waste = yellow bags Bodily fluids = flush down toilet Meditation = taken to local pharmacy, Gp Needles = sharps bin Soiled linen = red bags then into washing machine