Fondée en 1961, l’Association des professionnels de la construction et de l’habitation du Québec (APCHQ) est un organisme privé à but non lucratif qui a pour mission de faire valoir et développer le professionnalisme de ses 20 000 entreprises membres réunies au sein de 13 associations régionales. L'APCHQ est la plus importante gestionnaire de mutuelles de prévention du domaine de la construction, regroupant aujourd’hui près de 4 100 employeurs inscrits en mutuelles. À titre d’agent négociateur patronal des relations de travail dans le secteur résidentiel, elle défend les intérêts de plus de 15 406 employeurs qui embauchent plus de 64 092 salariés.
La plupart des échelles coulissantes portent un schéma d’installation obligatoire visible sur l’échelle et l’élément coulissant doit se trouver dessous l’élément au sol. Nombres d’accidents se produisent quand la personne descend de l’échelle montée à l’envers, le pied cherche la marche du dessous trop décalée à l’intersection. Montée à l’endroit, le pied trouvera toujours sa marche. Ce n’est pas une question de solidité, mais de sécurité Le respect des instructions du constructeur est une garantie de sauvegarde
Working on a construction site isn't for everyone. There are many risks and hazards: the work environment, the equipment, the materials, the tasks, the workers, the schedules, the hours, and even company management are all potential sources of danger. It's simply the nature of the business. As the principal contractor or employer, it's your responsibility to ensure the prevention of work accidents and occupational diseases on the job site. This is not just because it's the law, but also because these accidents can have a significant impact on your productivity as well as on your workers and their families. Managing occupational health and safety means implementing a prevention program - an action plan adapted to your reality. As a member of the [insert organization name here], you have access to a number of existing prevention programs in every type of construction trade. Each program has its own set of action sheets. Each sheet identifies a risk that could be present on your job site, and for each risk, there are details of what preventive measures and control methods you can put in place to protect your workers. A prevention program is a great starting point, but managing occupational health and safety is a never-ending process of continuous improvement. You must continually identify, correct, and control all hazards in the workplace. If you hold off on identifying the hazards until it's time to start the job, you can count on unwelcome surprises that will prevent the job from getting underway. What you need to do is identify the hazards during the planning stage. When identifying a hazard, the most important thing to do is analyze each aspect of the work to be done: the equipment and materials to be used, the tasks to be performed, the work environment, and yes, even your workers. Two good tips for identifying hazards: one, consult your register of accidents, incidents, and first aid; and two, listen to what your workers have to say. Once you've identified the workplace hazards, it's time to take action and correct the situation. Start with the hazards that can have serious and immediate consequences on your workers, such as those considered zero tolerance. Then correct the most frequent hazards, and finally, all other hazards. You can correct the situation by putting in place corrective measures that eliminate hazards at the source, minimize the likelihood of accidents, or lessen the severity of potential injuries. There are many solutions to choose from: you can substitute materials or equipment, implement engineering controls, increase awareness, introduce administrative controls, or provide personal protective equipment. It's often necessary to combine several solutions in order to ensure effective results. For each solution that you select, it's important to first establish a timeframe and designate a person in charge before implementing the corrective measures. Once the hazards have been corrected, it's time to put the controls in place. This step helps ensure that the chosen solutions are both effective and sustainable. Because even if the chosen solution is the best one, it might not be properly understood or enforced by your workers. So it's important that you properly inform and train your workers and establish a monitoring system to ensure that the new controls are enforced. The prevention programs provided by [insert organization name here] are indispensable when it comes to planning a safe and secure job site. But remember, every job site is unique, and workplace hazards can change and evolve as construction progresses. That's why it's important to follow the identify, correct, and control process to ensure proper management of occupational health and safety. This will help reduce work accidents and occupational diseases, and increase productivity. And that will ensure you avoid poor management that can lead to work stoppages, notices of correction, or even statements of offense from the CAN assisted. Prevention is a team effort and everyone's responsibility. It never ends. And remember, advisors are always here to help
Bonjour, je travaille actuellement sur le sujet des échelles et je souhaite savoir s'il est possible d'utiliser votre animation en motion design dans le cadre d'une vidéo. En vous remerciant pour votre retour. Cordialement, Alexandra Bellet
Merci pour ces vidéos québécoises qui me sont bien utile à moi petit français.. La scie circulaire est impressionnante, ces consignes vont me permettre de l'utiliser avec plus de sérénnité en appliquant les conseils donnés.
Every sounds is a noise,If it is not ear-friendly. Like temple's bell has a melidious sound, So, it is treated as a medication. But industrial sound is hazardous for our ears. Every workmens must have to use ear-muffs or ear plugs to avoid these types of noise. Many diseases caused by noise.
peristiwa ergonomi terkait mengangkat barang dari video diatas ialah Postur tubuh Saat mengangkat barang, pastikan untuk menjaga punggung tetap lurus dan tidak membungkuk. Tekuk lutut dan jaga barang sedekat mungkin dengan tubuh untuk mengurangi beban pada punggung.
Je viens de voir un voisin qui cochait TOUTES les cases... En plus de ne pas avoir de protection, et d'avoir son fils dans le chemin de coupe et serrer les planches pour eviter qu'elles vibrent....
I mean the vast majority of workers don't have any control whatsoever over wether the tools their using are old and worn out, or how the different workers schedules causes excess noise, those things are all on the boss, and usually ignored by the boss and treated as matter of fact thing sand of you don't like it leave.
Bonjour 👋 et ya aussi les Poussière de vapeur de carburant les Poussière de peintures les Poussière de métaux métal et Poussière de sable est-ce-que tous sa peut déclencher un canser 2 ou 3 ans après a voir prit sa retraite et peut-on utilisé une cigarette électronique avec une vapeur qui nettoie tout les produits chimiques dans les poumon et alvéoles ? Merci ++ ( voir aussi le chaud le froid fumer de tabac alcool aux travail ).
Merci pour cette vidéo. J’ai vus sur une autre vidéo une information contradictoire sur la hauteur de la lame et ça mentionnait de mettre la lame au plus haut (parlant ici d’un morceau de bois massif à déligner). Que le risque d’éjection était moins grand puisque plus la lame est haute, plus l’effort de coupe exercé vers le bas sur la table de la machine est important. Pouvez vous me confirmer cette information? Merci🙂
cest de la merde la musique par rapport a la voix est trop haute. J'entend rien des voix ca donne un appercu tres proffessionelle de l'apchq.... Surtout quil n'écoute pâs leur video sinon ils auraient changer comment le son est diffuser
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