Title: Tailgate Meeting 6
Course: Open PRO110 Safety, Health & Environment > Section: Module 6: Rescue and First Aid

Module Overview | Module Learning Objectives
How to Approach this Module

1. In order to achieve those learning objectives to the right, you will have to take action! For this module, you should:
2. First read, watch or listen to the Talk Through It mini-lectures.
3. Next Read the chapters assigned for this mod
4. Participate in the Toolbox and the Walk Through It discussion forum as outlined within the forum
5. Complete the You Do It assignments
6. Finally take the quiz for this mod.
After you finish this mod you should be able to:

- Report the. function and purpose of permitting systems found in local plants.
- Conduct a job-safety analysis and complete a safe-work permit to ensure the work environment is safe prior to beginning a job.
- Use locks, tags, and blinds to isolate a piece of equipment.
- Describe government regulations and industry guidelines that address permitting.
- Understand basic first-aid responses.
- Discuss the function and purpose of personal protective equipment (PPE) in the process industries:
Respiratory, Eye, Hearing, Head, Hand, Foot & Skin protection.
- Describe the levels of protection and how to select the proper PPE.
- Explain the use and care of PPE.
- Describe government regulations and industry guidelines that address medical and first-aid responses and PPE:

OSHA 1910 Subpart K: Medical and First Aid

OSHA 1910.132- Personal Protective Equipment

OSHA 1910.133- PPE: Eye and Face Protection

OSHA 1910.134- PPE: Respiratory Protection

OSHA 1910.138- PPE: Hand Protection

- Explain the function and purpose of testing equipment found in local plants: LEL/02 meters, Gas-detection equipment, Personal monitoring devices, Detector tubes
- Use an LEL/02 meter to test a confined space prior to entry.
- Describe government regulations and industry guidelines that address usage and permitting of monitoring equipment
- Indicate the function and purpose of fire, rescue, and emergency response equip
ment typically found in the process industries: Emergency response, Fires (different types), Spills
Fire and rescue retrieval, Escape Chemical exposure
- Demonstrate the correct use of a safety shower and eyewash station.
- Demonstrate the proper selection and use of fire extinguishers.
- Participate in a tabletop drill in preparation for response to a fire, release, or spill.
- Describe government regulations and industry guidelines that address fire protection and emergency response.