Introductory Hazard Training in the Assay Laboratory

1/20/02

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Table of Contents

Introductory Hazard Training in the Assay Laboratory

Why Is Safety Important?

Working Context for training design at Anglo’s JCJV Assay Laboratory

Design: Employee Driven (results oriented)

Introduction: Training Procedure

Tracking Progress: How does a skillsheet work?

Hazard Introduction: Defensive Concepts

Hazard Introduction: Defensive Concepts (continued)

Hazard Introduction: Defensive Concepts (continued)

Hazard Introduction: Defensive Concepts (continued)

Hazard Introduction: Defensive Concepts (continued)

Hazard Introduction: Defensive Concepts (continued)

Hazard Introduction: Walk-through Tour

Hazard Introduction: Walkthrough (continued)

Hazard Introduction: Walkthrough (continued)

Hazard Introduction: Walkthrough (continued)

Hazard Introduction: Walkthrough (continued)

Hazard Introduction: Walkthrough (continued)

Safety Reinforcement and Growth

Safety Reinforcement and Growth (continued)

Safety Reinforcement and Growth (continued)

Safety Reinforcement and Growth (continued)

Quality Control: Keeping “Teamed” Training Consistent and Effective

The Future: Continuous Adaptation

Perspective: Risks and Benefits in “Teamed” safety Training

Acknowledgements 

Bibliography

Author: Thomas J. Gilbert 

Email: tomslibrary@hotmail.com

Home Page: http://www.tomslibrary.net/

Other information:
"Introductory Hazard Training in the Assay Laboratory" is the web presentation version of a paper presented April 27, 2001 to the Society of Mineral Analysts (SMA). It describes the safety orientation and team-based safety training used by the Jerritt Canyon Analytical Laboratory. A full resolution text copy of the paper can be obtained from the Society of mineral Analyst's as part of the 2001 Annual Proceedings.