Be The Best Leader

Imagine if an emergency occurs in a company! It feels like war!

Yes, there is always a risk when a company operates. Therefore, all companies around the world must have the Best Leaders who:

- Realize that the company is also a high-risk environment

- Able to handle all challenges, conflicts, problems & risks

- Able to lead under pressure

- Conduct the best works for the smooth operation of the company

- Comply with protocols & procedures in unstable situations

- Respect others besides respecting themselves

- Able to defend the company & its employees in any condition, including in emergency

- Able to adapt to all situations & conditions

- Able to adapt to all the strengths & weaknesses of employees & team members

- Able to give their full devotion to the company

Be the Best Leader for your company, co-workers & yourself!

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First Aid

First aid is so crucial, because:

- It is an Immediate Response! Quick assistance can make a huge difference in emergencies. It can stabilize a situation & prevent it from getting worse.

- It saves lives! In critical situations, the difference between life & death can be a few minutes. Knowing how to give first aid can save lives.

- It minimizes complications! Proper initial care can reduce the severity of injuries & prevent complications.

- It prepares you! Being trained in first aid equips you with the confidence & skills to handle emergencies effectively.

- It helps others! You never know when someone around you might need help & being able to assist can be incredibly rewarding.

Even knowing how to treat a cut or a burn can make everyday life safer & more comfortable!

Have you ever thought about taking a first aid course?

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SCBA

Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) is a device worn by an individual to:

- Provide a safe supply of breathable air in hazardous environments

- Protect the user from toxic gases & hazardous substances

SCBA is a critical device that provides breathable air in environments with oxygen deficiency, smoke, hazardous gases & other airborne contaminants that pose a health risk. Workers handling dangerous materials must typically wear an SCBA for protection.

SCBA is commonly used by:

- Firefighters when they enter smoky & toxic environments to extinguish fires & perform rescues

- Workers working in Factories & Confined Spaces

- Workers working in Chemical, Oil & Gas Industries & other dangerous industries

- Hazardous Material Team (HAZMAT) when handling chemicals & hazardous incidents

- Divers when they dive & want to keep breathing underwater

- Soldiers when they handle Chemical, Biological, Radiological & Nuclear (CBRN)

- Miners to protect them from mine collapses & fires

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I am Astrid Amalia, the Founder of GWB (GlobalWide Business) at https://globalwidebusiness.blogspot.com.

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The Best Leaders Always Listen

The Best Leaders Always Listen!

In some companies, there are often situations that seem calm but are not good. Some staff & managers ask other employees not to talk to their Leaders. The magic words that are usually used are: "Just me who knows. I will tell the Leader if the problem is too bad & can't be handled".

A very inappropriate behavior in the company! All Leaders in the company must know everything that is happening in the company!

Therefore, the Leaders must have the ability to listen! Effective listening will improve communication & foster a positive work environment where workers feel valued & heard.

Some benefits of "Listening actions done by Leaders":

- Give a sign that the Leader is always there for everyone

- Give attention to the person speaking that the Leader is involved in all processes in the company

- Encourage open dialogue by asking & answering questions & not just saying "yes or no"

- Understand various things that happen, both problems & successes

- Understand the feelings of the person speaking

- Build trust, respect & closer relationships

- Give appreciation for all information provided

- Show seriousness to respond to all information

- Give commitment to handle

The process of listening well can be shown with positive body language:

- Look into each other's eyes

- Nod

- Repeat words back

- Ask questions to make sure

- Provide constructive feedback by offering solutions & follow-ups

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Safety Steps When Emergency Occurs In Helicopter

Some safety steps that must be taken by victims when an emergency occurs in an underwater Helicopter:

- Use the right PPE, including a Life Jacket, which can help them minimize injuries & save themselves

- Use EBS which provides an opportunity to breathe underwater, so they can rise to the surface of the water

- Escape from the Helicopter through the Exit Door

When they can't find a Rescue Raft / Boat / Plane:

- Try to survive on the surface of the water or by taking shelter on the beach / island

- Keep trying to self-save by using equipment to inform about the emergency / accident / SOS

- Find clean water to drink

- Find edible food

When they can find a Rescue Raft / Boat / Plane:

- Get on the Rescue Raft / Boat / Plane located outside the Helicopter

- Use Survival Equipment located on the Rescue Raft / Boat / Plane

- Calm down when they are already on the Rescue Raft / Boat / Plane & have been rescued by the Safety Team so that confusion & panic can be handled

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Ways To Protect Workplace From Fire

Protect your workplace from fire! Ensuring workplace safety is paramount to protecting lives, assets & property.

Some important steps to help keep your workplace safe from fire:

- Always maintain cleanliness in the workplace so that fires can be prevented

- Check the workplace regularly to identify potential fire hazards, such as electrical problems, flammable materials & equipment that can easily get hot

- Equip the workplace with equipment to protect against fire: Smoke Detectors, Fire Alarms, Fire Extinguishers & others

- Always check & maintain all equipment regularly

- Create the Safety & Emergency Plan & Procedure to handle fires

- Establish an Evacuation Process & determine Evacuation Routes, Assembly Points, Emergency Service Centers & others

- Provide Fire Training to employees regularly so that they can know about Fire Safety Procedures & actions to take in the event of a fire: Using a Fire Extinguisher, evacuating safely & others

By taking these steps, you can create a safer workplace & prevent fires from occurring.

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Control Room Operator

Some of the jobs that the Control Room Operator (CRO) must do:

- Work in the Control Room

- Work safely in accordance with regulations, operational requirements & Systems for Working Safely

- Maintain a state of readiness

- When an emergency occurs: Turn on the Alarm or ensure that the Alarm has sounded

- Use the Safety Procedures that have been determined to handle emergencies

- Control critical situations & emergencies to minimize & handle hazards & risks to workers, work, operations, assets & others

- Get information about Emergencies that occur in the workplace, weather conditions, availability of the Emergency Response Team & others

- Secure & isolate the area

- Provide information about critical situations & emergencies to the Security Team & Emergency Response Team

- Check available Safety Equipment

- Identify all conditions that can affect the emergency response

- Protect victims by guiding them to carry out the Evacuation Process

- Recalculate the number of victims to ensure the safety of all parties

- Prevent & minimize the impact of an incident

Have all the above skills, so you can work as a CRO properly!

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Accident And Emergency At Helicopter

Accident at Helicopter usually occurs due to:

- Damage to engine & rotor

- Pilot makes a mistake in viewing the distance, a failure to follow procedures & others

- Bad weather conditions, strong winds & others

- Poor communication between pilot, crew & other required parties

- Pilot & crew fatigue

- Proper training is not provided

Safety procedures that should be done in case of emergency in Helicopter:

- The pilot must attempt to land the helicopter safely

- All passengers, including the pilot & crew, must immediately exit the Helicopter through designated exits

- The rescue team outside must approach the Helicopter carefully

- In case of fire in the Helicopter, the Rescue Team must extinguish the fire using the proper technique

Guidelines of Helicopter Safety that everyone must always remember:

- Helicopter Safety Training must be conducted routinely so that all parties can handle emergencies & save themselves

- All equipment in a helicopter (PPE, Raft Rescue, Floating Devices, Fire Extinguishers & others) must always be checked for condition, must always be in good condition & always provided in the Helicopter

- Clear communication between all teams (Pilot, crew, parties on site, Rescue Team & others) must always be done to ensure safety

Get the right training to manage your safety when you are in the Helicopter.

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I am Astrid Amalia, the Founder of GWB (GlobalWide Business) at https://globalwidebusiness.blogspot.com.

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