Louisiana Administrative Code

A. Medical Care Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Are provisions made in advance of any project or class involving potential hazards for prompt medical attention in case of any injury? Y N N/A 2. Is an injury/illness response program in place? Y N N/A 3. Have persons with disabili…

A. Care of Equipment Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Is all power-transmission equipment inspected every 60 days or less and kept in good working condition at all times? Y N N/A 2. Are hangers inspected to make certain that all supporting bolts and screws are tight and that supp…

A. Use the following worksheet as a guide to conduct a survey of the instructional facility. Answer each of the listed questions by circling the answer that applies to the condition at the facility. "Y" indicates "Yes," "N" indicates "No," and "N/A" indicates "Not Applicable." If…

A. Evaluation Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Have all operations or equipment believed to be excessively noisy (85 dBA or above) been measured to determine their noise levels? Y N N/A 2. Are noise measurements repeated when a change in operations or equipment may increase noise…

A. Rapid changes are occurring in our world and economy. The increasing complexity of work that spans the entire work force of today's society demands that education for all students be made more relevant and useful to future careers. B. To prepare Louisiana Agricultural Educatio…

A. Physical Stress Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Does the job require contact of fingers or wrist with sharp edges? Y N N/A 2. Do hand tools or process equipment vibrate the worker's hands, arms, or whole body? Y N N/A B. Force Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Does the job req…

A. One of the most important attitudes a young person can pick up is a healthy respect for safety and health on the job. This attitude affects not only the learner, but all of the others with whom he/she will associate. Someday their very lives may depend on having assumed a deep…

A. Checklist Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Are exits provided to permit the prompt escape of occupants in case of fire or other emergency? Y N N/A 2. Is every exit, way of approach, and way to travel from the exit to the street continuously maintained and free of all obstructi…

A. Introduction 1. This part of the worksheet enables the instructor to examine each of the potential hazards (the "N" answers) that were identified in Subchapter B of this Chapter 25, Hazard Identification, and to assign it a value corresponding to its relative risk. Relative ri…

A. The Safety Manual for Career and Technical Programs is intended for a broad audience, including agriculture, technology, trade and industrial education teachers, parents, school and district administrators, school board members, policy makers, Louisiana Department of Education…

A. Emergency Plans and Systems Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Has an emergency action plan and procedures to respond to emergency situations been established? Y N N/A 2. Have high potential hazards such as fire hazards, hazardous materials locations, hazardous equipment locatio…

A. Introduction 1. This part of the worksheet enables the instructor to examine each of the potential hazards (the "N" answers) that were identified in Subchapter B of this Chapter 23, Hazard Identification, and to assign it a value corresponding to its relative risk. Relative ri…

A. Material Handling Use Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Are volatile, flammable materials used in such a way that gases and vapors from such materials are not allowed to escape the storage container, or are gases or vapors vented to a safe area? Y N N/A 2. When not in use, are …

A. The Manual serves two purposes. 1. The Manual provides guidelines that can be used to develop inspection checklists that can be used for instructional facilities. Students will recognize the measures that have implemented to make a workplace safe. They can participate in the i…

A. Introduction 1. This part of the worksheet enables the instructor to examine each of the potential hazards (the "N" answers) that were identified in Subchapter B of this Chapter 21, Hazard Identification, and to assign it a value corresponding to its relative risk. Relative ri…

A. General Requirements Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Do grinding wheels fit freely on the spindle? Y N N/A 2. Is forcing the grinding wheel on the spindle prohibited? Y N N/A 3. Are all wheels closely inspected and sounded by the user (ring test) to make sure they have not be…

A. Establish a hazard prevention committee. 1. A Hazard Prevention Committee should be composed of: a. representatives of management; b. school employees; and c. perhaps students. 2. For such a committee to succeed it should: a. be selected carefully; b. have a clear idea of its …

A. Top administration must be involved. The school board, superintendent, school principal, and top school administrators should all be leaders in implementing the program. They should stay informed and involved. B. Develop a written safety and health policy. 1. Top administratio…

A. This Part outlines the appropriate content to be taught in Louisiana Career and Technical Education programs that require laboratories. Local needs will determine how this should be taught in local career and technical education programs. Teachers will be able to use this fram…

A. Designated Areas. Divide the school and associated structures into designated areas and sub-areas. 1. Designate structural or functional major areas of the school (i.e., administrative offices, classrooms, labs, etc.) 2. Designate sub-areas of each major area (i.e., specific o…

A. Buildings and Functions Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Are classroom and laboratory facilities separated? Y N N/A 2. Are classes being conducted in more than one part of the building at a time? Y N N/A 3. Do classrooms, laboratories, offices, lavatories, and other facilities…

A. Flammable and Combustible Materials Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Are flammable materials of any kind stored or used in the Area? a. Flammable materials are usually in either the liquid or gas form and include, but are not limited to: i. fuels; ii. welding gases; iii. paint…

A. This Subchapter D is to implement those control measures that will either eliminate or minimize hazards to the point where they will become acceptable. Also, these control measures will be applied to the most serious hazards first, then to the next-most-serious, and so on. B. …

A. Use this worksheet as a guide to conduct a survey of the instructional facilities. Answer each of the listed questions by circling the answer that applies to the condition at the facility. "Y" indicates "Yes," "N" indicates "No," and "N/A" indicates "Not Applicable." If any of…

Article - a manufactured item other than a fluid or particle that: 1. is formed to a shape or design during manufacture; 2. has end use function(s) dependent in whole or in part on its shape or design during end use; and 3. under normal conditions of use does not release more tha…

A. Certification and Training Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Are all personnel and students instructed on injury, illness, emergency response procedures and their specific roles on a regular basis? Y N N/A 2. Do designated certified persons obtain and maintain their certificati…

A. This Subchapter D is to implement those control measures that will either eliminate or minimize hazards to the point where they will become acceptable. Also, these control measures will be applied to the most serious hazards first, then to the next-most-serious, and so on. B. …

A. Use the following worksheet as a guide to conduct a survey to determine the level of fire prevention and protection readiness for the instructional facility. Answer each of the listed questions by circling the answer that applies to the condition at the facility. "Y" indicates…

A. Introduction 1. This part of the worksheet enables the instructor to examine each of the potential hazards (the "N" answers) that were identified in Subchapter B of this Chapter 29, Hazard Identification, and to assign it a value corresponding to its relative risk. Relative ri…

A. Introduction 1. This part of the worksheet enables the instructor to examine each of the potential hazards (the "N" answers) that were identified in Subchapter B of this Chapter 19, Hazard Identification, and to assign it a value corresponding to its relative risk. Relative ri…

A. Career and technical instruction is important not only for the knowledge and skills it provides for the learner but, perhaps even more so, for the attitudes it imparts to the learner. These attitudes will, in large part, influence the manner in which the learner will employ hi…

A. General Machine Construction Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Is each machine constructed and installed so it is free from sensible vibration when the largest tool is mounted and run at full speed? Y N N/A 2. Are arbors and mandrels constructed to have firm and secure bearing …

A. Five Curriculum Elements 1. Safe Job Procedures. Each lesson plan must include emphasis on the step-by-step procedures to accomplish the project. Students must learn that the only way to do the job is by following the procedures. Short cuts are not permitted. Changes in proced…

A. Introduction 1. This part of the worksheet enables the instructor to examine each of the potential hazards (the "N" answers) that were identified in Subchapter B of this Chapter 31, Hazard Identification, and to assign it a value corresponding to its relative risk. Relative ri…

A. Use the following worksheet as a guide to conduct a survey of the instructional facility. Answer each of the listed questions by circling the answer that applies to the condition at the facility. "Y" indicates "Yes," "N" indicates "No," and "N/A" indicates "Not Applicable." If…

A. This Subchapter D is to implement those control measures that will either eliminate or minimize hazards to the point where they will become acceptable. Also, these control measures will be applied to the most serious hazards first, then to the next-most-serious, and so on. B. …

A. Air Pollution Control Permits Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Are air pollution permits on file for the equipment or operations permitted under state regulations? Y N N/A 2. Is a procedure in place to ensure air pollution control permits and certificates are applied for and r…

A. General Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Is someone designated to develop and implement an indoor air quality management plan for your school district? Y N N/A 2. Does your district have an indoor air quality management plan that includes steps for preventing and resolving ind…

A. Generators of Regulated Amounts of Hazardous Waste Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Does the container storing hazardous waste meet U.S. Department of Transportation container requirements? Y N N/A 2. Is the container storing hazardous waste in good condition? Y N N/A 3. Is th…

A. Hazard Communication Program Circle the Appropriate Answer 1. Has a written hazard communication program been developed, implemented, and maintained at your worksite? Y N N/A 2. Has a list of known hazardous chemicals at your facility been prepared? Y N N/A 3. Have methods bee…

A. Use the following worksheet as a guide to conduct a survey of instructional facilities. Answer each of the listed questions by circling the answer that applies to the condition at the facility. "Y" indicates "Yes," "N" indicates "No," and "N/A" indicates "Not Applicable." If a…

A. Introduction 1. This part of the worksheet enables the instructor to examine each of the potential hazards (the "N" answers) that were identified in Subchapter B of this Chapter, Hazard Identification, and to assign it a value corresponding to its relative risk. Relative Risk …

A. This Subchapter D is to implement those control measures that will either eliminate or minimize hazards to the point where they will become acceptable. Also, these control measures will be applied to the most serious hazards first, then to the next-most-serious, and so on. B. …

A. Introduction 1. This part of the worksheet enables the instructor to examine each of the potential hazards (the "N" answers) that were identified in Subchapter B of this Chapter 17, Hazard Identification, and to assign it a value corresponding to its relative risk. Relative ri…

A. This Subchapter D is to implement those control measures that will either eliminate or minimize hazards to the point where they will become acceptable. Also, these control measures will be applied to the most serious hazards first, then to the next-most-serious, and so on. B. …

A. Use this worksheet as a guide to conduct a survey of the instructional facilities. Answer each of the listed questions by circling the answer that applies to the condition at the facility. "Y" indicates "Yes," "N" indicates "No," and "N/A" indicates "Not Applicable." If any of…

A. This Subchapter D is to implement those control measures that will either eliminate or minimize hazards to the point where they will become acceptable. Also, these control measures will be applied to the most serious hazards first, then to the next-most-serious, and so on. B. …