Incident & Injury Free Operation (IFFO)

HAND SAFETY
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Hand Safety Training

Your future…..
is in your hands
Major types of hand injuries
Lebih 30% dari kecelakaan industri adalah
tangan, jari,lengan
• Abrasions=Lecet
• Punctures= Luka
• Lacerations=Baret
• Crush Injuries=Remuk fingers will not grow back
• Strains/Sprains =keseleo
• Fractures=patah tulang
• Cuts=terpotong/putus
• Dermatitis=Inveksi kulit
RGP Statistics

Hand Injuries by Mechanism

Cut
20%
Hand Injuries by Severity
Struck By Caught
20% Between
60% CI
7%
MTI
13%

Caught Between Struck By Cut

FAC
80%

FAC MTI CI
 Potential Hazards

Traumatic Injuries
Tangan anda bisa mengalami traumatic injury dengan berbagai cara
dan sebab:
• Tools and machines with a sharp edges can   cut your hands.
• Staples, screwdrivers, nails, chisels, and stiff   wire can puncture
your hands.
• Getting your hands caught in machinery can   sprain, crush, or
remove your hands and fingers
• Blunt tools (e.g. hammers) can cause,
contusions and fractures.
(struck by/struck with)
 Traumatic Injuries

Traumatic Injuries
• Menggunakan perkakas yang
tidak layak dan posisi tubuh
yang tidak tepat akan dapat
memposisikan jari jari anda di
“pinch points “yang akan
mengakibatkan cidera serius…
Misalkan patah tulang ,
amputations.
• Memakai cincin dan gelang
juga dapat mengakibatkan luka
serius pada jari dan tangan
anda..
 Potential Hazards
Contact Injuries (contact dengan/contact oleh)
Tangan anda bisa mengalami cidera karena bersentuhan dengan:

• Zat yang korosife; Zat asam

• Sumber listrik

• Zat atau benda yang sangat panas

ataupun sangat dingin.
Engineering Controls

Machine guards dan safety

mechanisms di desain untuk
Melindungi tangan dan jari anda.

Perhatian:
Dilarang melepas machine guards
atau melakukan bypass safety
mechanisms. Pastikan crew anda
Machine melakukan prosedur LO-TO
Guard sebelum menyentuh/memperbaiki
mesin.
Housekeeping and Hygiene

• Kurangnya perawatan mesin,

perkakas, kecerobohan
ditempat kerja, dan
keamburadulan semua itu
awal dari terjadinya cidera
tangan.

• Good hygiene includes hand

washing. Hand washing helps
to remove germs and dirt from
your hands. Clean hands are
less susceptible to infection
and other skin problems such
as contact dermatitis.
Tindakan pencegahan

Pemeriksaan perkakas tangan

Using defective tools can cause severe
hand injuires.
• Ensure tools are in good condition
before use.
• Inspect tools periodically .
• Do not use defective tools.
Appropriate use
• Only use tools you are trained to use.
• Use the correct tools for the job.
• Use tools per standard procedure.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Using the appropriate PPE can reduce the potential
injury to hands and fingers and cause severe hand injuires.

N.B.
• PPE is the protective measure of
last resort.
• All other protective measures must be
employed before and even when
PPE is required.
Work Procedures

• Avoid working in congested areas.

• Do not place hands/fingers in the line of fire of moving objects.
• Do not wear finger rings and bracelets on the job.
• Avoid distractions
Personal Protective Equipment

• There are many type of gloves that are designed to protect your
hands.
• Metal mesh gloves resist sharp edges and prevent cuts.
• Leather gloves shield your hands from rough surfaces.
• Vinyl and neoprene gloves protect your hands against toxic
chemicals.
• Rubber gloves protect you when working around electricity.
• Always talk with your supervisor about the type of glove you
should be using on your job.
 Wearing and Using Gloves

• Select and use the right kind of glove for the job   you are going to be performing.
• Select gloves that fit.
• Some gloves may be chemical specified and   have a life expectancy. Discard them
after the   recommended time has expired.
• Remove any rings, watches, or bracelets that   might cut or tear your gloves.
• Wash your hands before and after wearing   your gloves.
• Inspect your gloves before you use them. Look   for holes and cracks that might leak.
• Replace gloves that are worn or torn.
• After working with chemicals, hold your gloved   hands under running water to rinse
away any chemicals or dirt before removing the gloves.
• Wash cotton gloves as needed.
Avoid borrowing gloves. Gloves are personal protective equipment.
• Store gloves right side out in a clean, cool, dry, ventilated area.
• Never wear gloves around powered rotating   equipment - drills, lathes, etc.
REMEMBER!
Your hands are one of your greatest assets.

PROTECT THEM!