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Greencross Safety
Fire and Equipment Consultants Pte Ltd is a safety consultant
group which aims to provide quality safety training and service
to all working environments.
Today,
maintaining a safe and healthy work environment is extremely
important. Local Authorities have become increasingly aggressive
in establishing and enforcing safety and health regulations.
Employees are more concerned with their own safety and health on
the job. Worker's compensation and healthcare costs keep
growing. And the drive to achieving high productivity continues.
Greencross Safety emphasizes on safety and health training
coupled with regular auditing as the key to resolving such
issues.
Greencross Safety
seeks to promote knowledge, awareness, prevention, safe and
healthy work environments while compliance to safety and health
standards and legal regulations.
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Fire Safety, Occupational Safety and Health
Training Made Easy! For Factories, Hotels,
Hospitals, Pubilic Buildings, Schools,
Training Institutions....etc.
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A. SAFETY
VIDEOS
Greencross Safety
Training Library has a collection of training materials of more
than 100 titles covering Fire Safety, Occupational Safety and
Health.
The
Training Package
The Greencross
Training Library consists of the following series:
GENERAL SAFETY
TRAINING SERIES
LABORATORY SAFETY SERIES
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE TRAINING SERIES
HAZWOPER (HAZARDOUS WASTE) TRAINING SERIES
Each package
consists of the following:
1. VCD/DVD
on the title
2. CD on Instructor's Guide
3. Employees' Training Log, Employees' Quiz, Instructor's
Quiz with Answers and Training Certificate
4. Employee's Booklet on the title (Available for General
Safety Series and Regulatory Compliance Series only)
Employee's
Booklet
(Available for General Safety Series and Regulatory
Compliance Series only)
Employee's
Booklets are written in simple English which are easily
understood and learnt by employees. Employee's Booklets are
"must read" for all employees. Additional copies of booklets can
be purchased.
Contents
correspond to points covered in the VCD/DVD programs
Use both text and illustrations
Examine frequently encountered problem areas
Review measures that can be taken to prevent these problems
Discuss good safety practices
Review what should be done if problems occur
A. GENERAL SAFETY
TRAINING SERIES
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Accident Investigation
Item #GS0001
Securing an accident scene
Root-cause Analysis
Investigate Interviews
Reporting "Near Misses" |
ANSI Standard-Material Safety Data
Sheet (MSDS)
Item #GS0002
What MSDS do
The advantage of ANSI format
The questions the MSDS answers
The sections in the ANSI MSDS |
Back care and Safety
Item #GS0003
How the back works
Types and causes of back injuries
Injury prevention & safety practices
Proper lifting techniques |
Compressed Gas Cylinders - Working
Safely
Item #GS0004
Compressed gas hazards
Hazard label & Warning Signs
Moving, Handling & storage
Regulators, Compressed Gas Act |
Computer Workstations - Working
Safely
Item #GS0005
Ergonomic factors
Eyestrain and fatigue
The effect of lightning
Reducing tension & Stress
Is radiation a problem? |
Electrical Safety in the Workplace
Item #GS0008
How electricity works
Fuses and circuit breakers
Outlets, plugs & grounding
Lock-Out/Tag-Out |
Industrial Ergonomics
Item #GS018
The physiology of the body
Body movements and their effects
Recognizing ergonomic problems
Practical Solutions |
Material Handling Safety
Item GS#021
Planning the job
Potential hazards
Proper lifting techniques
Hand-trucks and carts |
Safety Housekeeping and Accident
Prevention
Item #GS026
Excess materials and
rubbish
Electric cords and ropes
Tools and supplies
Hazardous chemicals |
Hazardous Spills (Spill Chemical)
Item #GS030
Hazcom and Emergency
Response Plan
Personal protective equipment
Initial spill response
Cleanup and disposal |
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B. LABORATORY
SAFETY SERIES
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Orientation to Laboratory Safety
Item #LS0001
Personal protective
equipment
Fire evacuation protocols
The Chemical Hygiene Plan
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs)
Safety housekeeping |
Safety Showers & Eye Washes
Item #LS002
Correct use of safety
showers
Correct use of eye wash stations
Proper safety procedures
Maintenance of both showers and eye washes |
The OSHA Formaldehyde Standard
Item #LS004
Background of the
regulation
Safe work practices
Personal protective equipment
Spill/Cleanup procedures
Medical surveillance programs |
Material Safety Data Sheets
Item #LS007
Understanding the
different sections of an MSDS
The questions the MSDS answers |
Safe Handling of Laboratory
Glassware
Item #LS010
Types of glassware used in
the laboratory
Configuring glassware systems
Making proper connections
Handling techniques |
Planning for Laboratory Emergencies
Item #LS011
Emergency Procedures
Fire safety
How to prevent injuries
Evacuation procedures |
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C. REGULATORY
COMPLIANCE TRAINING SERIES
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Confined Space Entry
Item #RC006
Identifying "Permit
Spaces"
The Entry Permit
Entry Supervisors, Entrants and Attendants
Safety equipment
Emergency rescue |
Hearing Conservation and Safety
Item #RC011
How the ear works
Types of hearing problems
Causes of hearing damages
Noise avoidance
Use of personal protective equipment
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Indoor Air Quality
Item #RC012
Sources of contamination
Symptoms of poor air quality
Air ducts and crawlspaces
HVAC systems & Humidifiers
Proper housekeeping
Smoking |
Lock-Out/Tag-Out
Item #RC013
Background of the standard
Major compliance requirements
General Lock-Out/Tag-Out concepts and procedures
Locking and tagging electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic
and other systems |
Personal Protective Equipment
Item #RC018
Areas of body needing
protection
Vulnerabilities of each body area
Available personal protective equipment
Matching the personal protective equipment to the
hazard
Proper use of personal protective equipment |
Respiratory protection and Safety
Item #RC019
Physiology of the
respiratory system
How the respiratory system functions
Potential effects of hazards
Safety practices
Use of safety equipment |
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D. HAZWOPER
(Hazardous Waste) TRAINING SERIES
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Understanding Chemical Hazards
Item #HZ004
Blood borne diseases
The Exposure Control Plan
Emergency procedures
Signs, Labels and personal protective equipment |
Decontamination Procedures
Item #HZ007
Decontamination equipment
and procedures
Work practices and Engineering
Personal Protective Equipment
The Exclusion Zone |
The Emergency Response Plan
Item #HZ009
The "Chain of Command"
Communication procedures and the "Buddy System"
Safe work practices |
The Site Safety and Health Plan
Item #HZ012
Guidelines and goals
Site evaluation
Personal protective equipment
Spill cleanup procedures |
HAZMAT Labelling
Item #HZ013
OSHA labelling
requirements
Common labelling systems
Hazardous waste labels
Where labels are used |
Monitoring Procedures and Equipment
Item #HZ023
Detecting hazardous
materials
Direct-reading monitoring instruments
Sampling collection devices
Confined spaces |
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2.
GREENCROSS SAFETY SIGNS
(ISO - Singapore Standard
- Effective date of implementation: 27 August 2004)
Greencross
constantly seeks better understanding of the human factors that
industry faces in its accident prevention programme and this
knowledge results in our safety signs to assist Management in it
never ceasing for safety.
The correct use
of sign designs, colours and safety meaning for safety signs can
help employees in quick identification of hazards and also lead
to standardization of the signs. Singapore Standard 508: Part 3:
2004, Page 9 Specification for graphical safety symbols - safety
colours and safety signs.. "lack of standardization may lead to
confusion and perhaps accidents".
Our Safety signs are designed to
meet the following Singapore Standard (SS) requirements:
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International Standard |
Corresponding
Singapore Standard (SS) |
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3864-1: 2002 |
SS 508: Part 1; 2004
- Specification for graphical symbols
- Safety colour and safety signs
- Design principles for safety signs in workplaces
and public areas |
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7010: 2003 |
SS 508: Part 3: 2004
- Specification for graphical symbols
- Safety colours and safety signs
- Safety signs used in workplaces and public areas |
Specification for graphical
symbols - safety colours and safety signs
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Safety Colours |
- follows the
recommended RAL colour order systems |
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Geometric Shapes |
- follow the
recommended geometric shapes |
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Safety Signs |
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follow the recommended safety sign originals in a
uniform 70mm. Enlargement and reduction scaling will
be in proportion to the recommended safety sign
originals in uniform 70mm |
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All our standard
safety signs are reverse silkscreen printed on polished plastic
for a high quality and durable finish. We have signs ready from
stock or signs to order according to your company's needs.
Contact us today for the catalogue and quote.
Safety Condition
Signs
Fire Safety Signs
Prohibition Signs
Mendatory Action
Signs
Warning Signs
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SERVICES
The following services are
provided by Greencross Safety Consultants:
MOM Approved WSH Auditing Organization
MOM Approved
Risk Management Consultants
MOM Approved ARC for Overtime Endorsement
Risk Management Training
Risk Assessment Audit
Safety Auditing Services
Reg Workplace Safety and Health Officers
Reg Environmental Control Officers
Reg Industrial Nurse (Full-Time / Part-Time) Services
Safety Co-ordinator Services
Safety Management System
Customized Training Programme
Noise Monitoring and Control Services
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