Fire Department Safety Officer: Health and Safety Officer

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1 Fire Department Safety Officer: Health and Safety Officer Practical Skills Materials Based on NFPA 52: Standard for Fire Department Safety Officer Professional Qualifications, 205 Edition. Alabama Fire College April 206

2 ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE Fire Department Safety Officer: Health and Safety Officer Projects Instructions Revised 07/2/7 Thank you for being a part of making the fire service better through training and education. The projects are a testing item. The projects that you will be completing are individual projects. You must turn in your own work that you have created. You are not to turn in projects that others have completed. You are free to discuss your work with your fellow students just like you would with your health and safety committee. But, the work you submit has to be your own. All of the projects are required by NFPA. We get complaints about there being too many projects. They are all necessary to meet the NFPA Standard and allow us to issue certification based on our current accreditation through IFSAC and Pro Board. So eliminating projects is not a realistic option. As you complete the projects, the internet is an excellent source to get material that you can then alter to fit your needs. But, do not just copy and paste content to complete a project. If you do use content from an online source, you are required to list the source and why it meets your needs for that project. Credit will not be given if content is copied from another source and that source is not listed. All projects are to be completed by the end of the last scheduled class. Our procedure is to grade the projects after the course has completed. If a project is submitted and needs to be reopened for a legitimate reason, have your Instructor to contact the Program Manager and the Certification Unit (Certification@alabamafirecollege.org). Once the course has ended, access to the projects is closed. All projects are to be submitted in Microsoft Office or Adobe PDF. If another format has to be used, please have your Instructor to contact the Program Manager and the Certification Division.

3 ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE Fire Department Safety Officer: Health and Safety Officer (NFPA 52, 205 edition) Grading Rubric (Revised 07/2/7) Project completion must be the original work of the individual. Submissions are required in Microsoft Office or Adobe PDF format. The Projects are developed to meet the intent of the standard and prepare the individual to function as a FDSO: Health & Safety Officer. The Project work is evaluated by an evaluator not involved with the instruction of the course. # Project Description & JPRs Points Possible 0 Distribute Health & Safety Information , 4.4.2, & Behavioral Health & Wellness Program , 4.3.2, 4.0., 4.., 4..2, & Live Fire Training Policy Emergency Vehicle Safety Program , 4.7.2, 4.8., 4.8.3, 4.8.4, & PPE Program , 4.8.2, & Post-Incident Analysis Policy Health & Safety Facilities Inspection Procedure , & Accident Prevention Policy , 4.5., 4.6., 4.6.2, 4.6.4, 4.7., & Infection Control Program & Emergency Operations Plan , Risk Management Plan 4.2., 4.2.2, 4.5.4, 4..3, & Total 00 Project 0 - Distribute Health & Safety Information , 4.4.2, & Bulletin is created addressing a known safety issue in the fire service A lesson plan is distributed to supervisors Instructions are given on how to document the training Personnel training requirements included.5 Total 5.5

4 Project 02 - Behavioral Health & Wellness Program , 4.3.2, 4.0., 4.., 4..2, & The SOGs will be reviewed and revised, as needed.5 Meets chapter 0 of NFPA The program includes: Medical Physical performance Health and fitness requirements Fitness for duty/ return to work evaluations A fire department physician Rehabilitation following an injury Behavioral health Cost justification Data collection and health database.5 Implementation.5 Annual analysis of the fire department health maintenance.5 program Training to administer the fire department health maintenance.5 program Recommendations are communicated Directions are followed.5 Total 3 Project 03 - Live Fire Training Policy Policy and checklist includes: Medical screening PPE usage and inspection Instructor-to-student ratio Ventilation requirements Special equipment TIC Rapid Intervention Crews Incident Management Systems Back up lines water supply Emergency procedures Accountability Rehab Risk assessment with control measure Reporting and documentation requirements.5 Total 4.5 2

5 Project 04 - Emergency Vehicle Safety Program , 4.7.2, 4.8., 4.8.3, 4.8.4, & A plan is included to communicate SOGs to members Apparatus records are documented and security of those records is addressed Safety specifications are developed and referenced to national standards Determination can be made for the suitability of continued apparatus service A plan to retire, refurbish, or replace apparatus based on NFPA 9 is developed and implemented Verification of service testing for apparatus.5 Total Points 7.5 Project 05 - PPE Program , 4.8.2, & Records are maintained per the applicable provisions of Chapter 7 of NFPA 500 Specifications are developed and referenced to national standards The program includes: Selection Care Maintenance Storage Periodic inspection and evaluation A determination can be made for the equipment s suitability of continued service. SOG is in compliance with all with federal, state/provincial, and local laws related to protective clothing and protective equipment. Total 3

6 Project 06 Post-Incident Analysis Policy Risks to personnel will be identified and reduced or eliminated at all incidents A plan to train personnel on the Post-Incident Analysis Procedure SOG s will be reviewed and revised as needed.5 Total 4.5 Project 07 Health & Safety Facilities Inspection Procedure , 4.9.2, Inspection procedures are developed Safety and health hazards are noted in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations and standards The inspection is conducted safely A report is completed and submitted to the Chief Provisions are made to ensure the violations are corrected An inspection form is created.5 Total 7.5 Project 08 Accident Prevention Policy , 4.5., 4.6., 4.6.2, 4.6.4, 4.7., & Members with life-threatening and non-life-threatening occupational injuries, illnesses, and exposures will receive immediate emergency medical care Transportation to the most appropriate medical or health care facility is available when necessary The root cause(s) of the incident is(are) correctly identified Deviations from commonly used SOG(s) and health and safety policies are noted Recommendations for revisions are made for preventing similar losses in the future All information gathered in the investigation is documented, reported, and recorded Directions are followed.5 Total 8.5 4

7 Project 09 Infection Control Program & The applicable requirements of the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Treatment Extension Act (S.793) Part G: The Ryan White Life Threatening Disease List and Reporting Guidelines are met The applicable requirements of 29 CFR , Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens, are met The applicable provisions of NFPA 58 are met Program integrates safety components of the Risk Management Program Plan includes how to educate members Job description includes: Essential functions.5 Knowledge, skills, and abilities.5 Minimum and preferred qualifications.5 Total 8.5 Project 0 Emergency Operations Plan , Meets NFPA 500 chapter 8 and NFPA 56 IMS is utilized at all incidents Incident Commander manages the incident and safety of all members Manageable span of control.5 Incident Safety Officer is assigned.5 Risk evaluation.5 Risk identification.5 Establishment of priorities for action.5 Risk control techniques.5 Risk management monitoring.5 Plan to train members.5 Personnel are given the information to perform their job tasks safely.5 Total 9.5 5

8 Project Risk Management Plan 4.2., 4.2.2, 4.5.4, 4..3, & 4..5 Safety Audit Analyze information from different sources.5 Interact with personnel.5 Document information using an audit template.5 Develop a report Investigative Report Investigative report is analyzed.5 Risks are identified.5 Risks are evaluated.5 Goals and objectives to manage the risks and hazards are developed.5 Control measures are selected.5 Cost/benefit analysis of action plan.5 Feedback from personnel.5 Expected outcomes in performance and behavioral changes.5 Plan revision.5 Recommendations for Changes Analyze information from safety audit and injury statistics.5 Develop a report recommending changes in equipment and procedures.5 Total 0 6

9 Fire Department Safety Officer: Health and Safety Officer Projects Grade Sheet (NFPA 52, 205 edition) Revised 07/2/7 (Proctors: Collect Project Grade Sheet & project work ONLY if AFC_Online is NOT being used for project submission) Student ID: Student Name: Graded Item JPRs Possible Points Project Distribute Health & Safety Information 4.4., 4.4.2, & Final Score Project 2 - Behavioral Health & Wellness Program 4.3., 4.3.2, 4.0., 4.., 4..2, & Project 3 Live Fire Training Policy Project 4 - Emergency Vehicle Safety Program 4.5.3, 4.7.2, 4.8., 4.8.3, 4.8.4, & Project 5 PPE Program 4.7.2, 4.8.2, & Project 6 - Post Incident Analysis Policy Project 7 - Health & Safety Facilities Inspection Procedure Project 8 - Accident Prevention Policy 4.9., 4.9.2, , 4.5., 4.6., 4.6.2, 4.6.4, 4.7., & Project 9 - Infection Control Program 4.2. & Project 0 Emergency Operations Plan 4.2.3, Project Risk Management Plan 4.2., 4.2.2, 4.5.4, 4..3, & 4..5 Total Project Points 00 Student s Signature Instructor s Printed Name & Signature Certification Evaluator s Printed Name Signature 0