The Office Safety module provides awareness to the employees about the common office hazards such as slips, trips, and falls; poor ergonomic conditions; electrical hazards; fire hazards; and stress-related illnesses.
Once you start the course, you can pause it as needed. The course will automatically bookmark and you can resume it where you left off.
The course is fully narrative and AODA compliant. The topics are explained in detail, represented by relevant images and activities to confirm understanding.
At the end of the module, there is a final test to gauge learners understanding.
What are some common office hazards?
Some common office hazards include slips, trips, and falls; poor ergonomic conditions; electrical hazards; fire hazards; and stress-related illnesses.
Who is responsible for office safety?
Both employers and employees are responsible for maintaining a safe working environment. Employers must provide a safe workplace and ensure that employees are trained on safety procedures. Employees must follow safety guidelines and report any hazards or concerns to their supervisors.
How can I prevent ergonomic injuries in the office?
You can prevent ergonomic injuries in the office by maintaining proper posture, taking regular breaks to stretch and move around, using ergonomic furniture and equipment, and adjusting the lighting and temperature to reduce eye strain and fatigue.
What should I do in case of a fire emergency?
In case of a fire emergency, follow the emergency evacuation plan and exit the building immediately. Alert others on your way out and use the stairs instead of the elevator. If you encounter smoke or flames, stay low and cover your mouth and nose with a cloth to reduce smoke inhalation.
How often should office safety training be conducted?
Office safety training should be conducted regularly, depending on the specific hazards and risks in the workplace. Employers should provide initial training for new employees and refresher courses as needed to ensure that employees are aware of the latest safety procedures and guidelines.
