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Unit IGC1
• Outline the requirements for, and effective provision of, first aid
in the workplace
Unit IGC1
Element 3.1
Designers, manufacturers,
importers and suppliers
of items and substances
form the “supply chain”.
They have responsibilities
to ensure their products
are safe.
Clients and Contractors
If a client can be held responsible for an
injury caused by a contractor working for
the client then it must be in the client’s own
best interests to ensure that contractors do
not endanger workers or others.
Clients and Contractors
• Attitude
– A person’s point of view or way of looking at
something; how they think and feel about it
• Motivation
– A person’s drive towards a goal; what makes
them do what they do
– Particular care needed with the use of
financial incentives!
Changing Attitude
• Enforcement
• Consultation
What is “Competence”?
• A combination of:
– Knowledge
– Ability
– Training
– Experience
• A competent person isn’t just one who
is trained
– nor is it someone who has been there
a long time!
Perception
Perception: the way a person interprets
information detected by their senses:
• Sight
• Hearing
• Smell
• Taste
• Touch
Perception
Factors which can affect perception
include:
• Illness
• Stress
• Fatigue
• Drugs and Alcohol
• Previous experiences
• Training and education
Improving Hazard Perception
• Understand why hazards are not
noticed by talking to workers
• Awareness campaigns/training
• Highlight hazards e.g. signs
• Ensure adequate lighting is available
• Reduce distractions e.g. noise
• Avoid excessive fatigue
End of Section Quiz
1. What three key factors influence a
worker’s behaviour? Give examples of
each.
2. What is “competence”
3. How can an organisation inadvertently
motivate people to behave unsafely?
4. Suggest reasons why two people may
perceive hazards differently
Unit IGC1
Element 3.4
Positive Culture
• Consultation
• Worker involvement
Training
What is Training?
• Emergency Procedures
Emergency Procedures
• Why do we need them?
• Because despite all of the precautions,
things can still go wrong!
Group Syndicate Activity
• What emergency situations would the
following organisations have to
consider when developing emergency
procedures?
– A primary school
– A chemical manufacturing plant
– A shopping centre
• Communication equipment
– Phones, radios etc.
• Contact Details
– National and local emergency numbers
• Responsible individuals
– ESSENTIAL to understand who’s
responsibility it is!
– Must be trained
End of Section Quiz
1. What types of emergency situation
might an organisation need to
consider?
2. You are developing fire response
arrangements – what key things would
you include?
Unit IGC1
Element 3.6
• Personnel
– Trained staff