Safety & Health in the Office Work Environment
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1 Safety & Health in the Office Work Environment
2 LJO1 Do you know about Your Department IIPP? Department EAP? 2017_foodchain_safety are they located? ANS? NUT? Where the office first aid kit is located? Where is the nearest fire alarm pull station and fire extinguisher?
3 Slide 2 LJO1 Animal Science IIPP & EAP in main office and on website, Safety notebook in main office. Office first aid kit is in 2220B file cabinet 3rd drawer. IIPP=management framework for reducing risks associated with workplace injuries and illness, identify what is required to promote safety & health, create outline of policy & procedures to acheive safety & health goals. EAP=to ensure safety from emergencies. Leslie J. Oberholtzer, 3/17/2015
4 LJO2 What are some of the hazards we encounter in offices? Ergonomic issues Fire & evacuation Electrical cords and power strips Hazardous Substance deliveries Office machines (copiers, paper cutters, shredders, jammed machines, toner) Slips, trips, falls Furniture/layout
5 Slide 3 LJO2 Accepting hazardous substance deliveries, handling toner, entering labs for any reason, need Lab Safety for Support personnel and Hazard Communication training on LMS Leslie J. Oberholtzer, 3/17/2015
6 Daisy Chains
7 If You.. Accept Packages, Handle Chemicals or Toner Cartridges, you need to take Hazard Communication(HazCom) training on the UC Learning Center ( formerly called lms) Enter a lab for any reason including to work on the computers, you need to take Lab Safety for Support Personnel on the UC Learning Center
8 Slips, Trips & Falls The #1 cause of office employee injuries! Be aware Keep aisles clear Use the handrail on stairs Approved step stools & ladders only Sensible shoes. Wipe up spills Walk, don t run
9 Layout: Emergency exits & passageways established & must be maintained. Furniture & equipment arranged, so far as possible, to: Avoid chairs and equipment jutting into walkways Avoid drawers from opening into walkways or doorways
10 LJO3 Lighting: Areas that are not lit adequately, or are lit too much, can cause headache, strain, and fatigue. Use adjustable task lighting for tasks that require greater illumination. Get regular eye exams let your eye doc know if you are working at a computer!
11 Slide 8 LJO3 If fluorescent lights bother you...turn them down or off and get an incandescent desk lamp Leslie J. Oberholtzer, 3/17/2015
12 Furniture Safety: Chairs should remain squarely on the floor. Casters on all chairs should be secured and all parts of the chair should be sturdy & should not present a hazard to the user. Close drawers when not in use. Open drawers slowly and carefully. Avoid overloading filing cabinets, and distribute the weight of materials stored in cabinet to avoid tipping.
13 Good workstation set-up is based on individual needs. But, there are some general principles that can be taken into account Rule #1: If you are uncomfortable, seek assistance!
14 A wealth of ergonomics information! Click link: try the suggetions, if problems persist, you can request an Ergonomics Evaluation. ergoteam@ucdavis.edu
15 Ergonomics A List Slumped posture Elbows out Reach out of easy reach zone Work outside the comfort zone Shoulder(s) too high/low Twisting of neck or back Wrists outside of neutral position Squinted eyes
16 Some Things to Consider Monitor & Keyboard Distance from You Chair Height Posture Keyboard and Forearm Angle Wrists-Straight with Forearm Wrist and/or Mouse Rests? Maybe or not One Size Does Not Fit All Variety is Good for You! Upright Posture or Star Trek Style What is comfortable for you? Ergo lab-try before you buy! u/article/uc-davis-ergonomicsbody-mechanics-program
17 Ergonomics Conventional Wisdom (old) vs. Current Thinking (new) Invariably, even the current thinking will be incorrect for some individuals. The ultimate standard is individual comfort (especially over time), tempered by individual preference, control, and choices.
18 What to do : Injuries
19 Key Office Safety Nets SafetyNet #17 - Personal Computer Workstation Checklist SafetyNet #41 - What You Should Know to Protect Your Wrists and Hands from Repetitive Motion Injury SafetyNet #46 Lifting SafetyNet #96 - Keyboard and Mouse Use safetyservices@ucdavis.edu
20 Emergencies: Fire Alarm Sounds.what to do. Know your exits. Make sure everyone leaves your work area and close doors behind you. Assist others if needed, Walk, do not run. Meet outside Meyer Hall (Meet at the designated location for your department). LJO4 Walk around the building-never UP The MIDDLE! Other call 911.
21 Slide 17 LJO4 Location for Animal Science: NW corner of grassy area next to loading dock entrance. Leslie J. Oberholtzer, 3/17/2015
22 Office Hazardous Materials WD-40 aliphatic hydrocarbon, petroleum base oil = flammable & eye irritant Windex isopropanol, ethylene glycol = eye irritant Dry Erase Board Cleaner isopropyl alcohol, ethylene glycol, monobutyl ether = flammable & eye irritant Formula 409 alkyl dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride = eye irritant Toner styrene copolymer, iron oxide, wax, pigment, silica = eye and respiratory irritant, ozone, skin burns
23 LJO5 SDS (safety data sheet) will tell you the dangers of a substance and what to do in an emergency How to use an eyewash they are in the halls on the lab side
24 Slide 19 LJO5 Go to lab side for an eyewash????? What should they do Paul and Mike? Leslie J. Oberholtzer, 3/17/2015
25 Other Useful Safety Nets #52 Emergency Medical Care #109 Power Outages (check this out sometime before the power goes out ) #122 Proper Disposal of Universal Waste (light bulbs, fluorescent tubes, aerosol cans, electronic devices) Never in the Trash!!! Safety Nets here
26 LJO6 Hidden Dangers of the Office Diabetes: from sitting for extended time Misaligned hips: again, too much sitting Carpal Tunnel: typing for extended periods Weight gain: too much sitting + snacking Dry eyes: from staring at the screen all day Varicose veins: too much sitting Problems from artificial lights: need the sun
27 Slide 21 LJO6 Even very shorts breaks to walk around will prevent these problems...use the restrooms on the lab side and stretch your legs! Leslie J. Oberholtzer, 3/17/2015
28 What to Do? Walk around Meyer Hall during break office side only ~ 4 minutes, whole thing 10 Do stretches from fitstrip every hour Have a strolling meeting instead of at table Take the stairs instead of the elevator Use the bathrooms on the lab side Walk the Putah Creek Pathway at lunch Walk to the office next door instead of ing
29 More possibilities Do 5 min exercises on your break al.html (bottom of page) Walk very hour for a minute or two Eat some dark chocolate: it regulates the stress hormone, cortisol Enjoy some green tea for your metabolism Eat a healthy breakfast and lunch - don t skip breakfast!
30 Occupational Health has Tips Way too much to list here 5 minute workouts from Buster Porter: Upper Body Exercises 09sw&feature=youtu.be Lower Body Sx0q78&feature=youtu.be
31 It s not all greens and fiber. Did I mention dark chocolate is good for you?
32 Questions??? Any safety concerns Call or Leslie Oberholtzer (ANS) Mike Satre (NUT) Paul Kuzmicky (ETOX)
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