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    One Minute Card 2010

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    The document provides guidance from the CEO of Anglo-Eastern Group on safety compliance and hazard identification. It includes reminders to strictly follow MARPOL regulations, have the right and responsibility to stop unsafe acts, and take one minute to work safely. It also provides a one-minute hazards identification guide and instructions for treating severe bleeding, electrical shock, and performing CPR.

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    The document provides guidance from the CEO of Anglo-Eastern Group on safety compliance and hazard identification. It includes reminders to strictly follow MARPOL regulations, have the right and responsibility to stop unsafe acts, and take one minute to work safely. It also provides a one-minute hazards identification guide and instructions for treating severe bleeding, electrical shock, and performing CPR.

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    The document provides guidance from the CEO of Anglo-Eastern Group on safety compliance and hazard identification. It includes reminders to strictly follow MARPOL regulations, have the right and responsibility to stop unsafe acts, and take one minute to work safely. It also provides a one-minute hazards identification guide and instructions for treating severe bleeding, electrical shock, and performing CPR.

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    The document provides guidance from the CEO of Anglo-Eastern Group on safety compliance and hazard identification. It includes reminders to strictly follow MARPOL regulations, have the right and responsibility to stop unsafe acts, and take one minute to work safely. It also provides a one-minute hazards identification guide and instructions for treating severe bleeding, electrical shock, and performing CPR.

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    Anglo-Eastern Group Anglo-Eastern Group

    “I wish to remind each and every


    seafarer in Anglo-Eastern, that “You have the right and
    we want you to strictly comply the responsibility to stop unsafe
    with all MARPOL regulations at acts and conditions”
    all times”

    P.Cremers M.Liedts P.Chawla

    CEO Group Managing Director, QA


    Director & Training

    Peter Cremers
    “Let’s take one minute of our
    CEO time to do things safely”

    Anglo-Eastern Group Anglo-Eastern Group


    ONE-MINUTE HAZARDS Severe Bleeding
    IDENTIFICATION GUIDE 1. Do not attempt to clean the wound.
    2. Apply steady, firm pressure directly to
    1. Is there a risk of slipping, tripping, the wound using a sterile bandage.
    falling from a height or falling Maintain pressure until the bleeding stops, then wrap
    overboard? the wound with a tight dressing and secure it with
    adhesive tape.
    2. Is there a risk of being struck by or
    against an object? Electrical Shock
    3. Is there a risk of being caught in, on, 1. Disconnect source of electricity.
    or between objects?
    2. Check the person’s breathing and pulse. If either has
    4. Is there any risk of lack of oxygen, or stopped, initiate resuscitation immediately.
    exposure to toxic gases or hazardous
    substances? Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
    5. Is there a risk of fire?
    6. Is there a risk of electric shock?
    7. Is there a risk due to excessive heat,
    cold, radiation, noise, wind, rain, snow,
    rolling, pitching? OPEN AIRWAY CHECK BREATH INTO
    BREATHING CASUALTY TWICE
    8. Is there a risk due to fatigue?
    9. Is there a risk of pollution of any type?
    10. Is there a risk due to poor lighting?
    POSITION YOUR HANDS
    IF THE ANSWER TO ANY QUESTION IS “YES”, DISCUSS IT IN THE CENTRE OF THE PRESS DOWN FIRMLY 15 TIMES, THEN
    WITH THE SUPERVISOR AND TAKE PREVENTIVE CHEST GIVE 2 BREATHS.
    CONTINUE CPR UNTIL HELP ARRIVES
    MEASURES BEFORE STARTING THE JOB! GEN 10 10-JUN-10

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