The professional caregiver is able to autonomously and independently increase occupational safety by monitoring safety instructions and initiating the development of standards for a safer environment. | The professional caregiver is able to: - carry out risk assessments within the working environment (e.g. to determine the risk of accident, to make regular inspections),
- train employees regarding a safe environment (e.g. in anaesthesia, surgery, haemodialysis) (see also CA.C.1),
- draw up safety instructions and develop procedures and processes for a safe working environment,
- develop checklists and tools for risk assessment,
- establish measures to enforce ergonomic practices (e.g. provide appropriate technical equipment),
- enable or encourage others to attend training courses (see also CA.C.1).
| The professional caregiver is able to: - name the legal framework for the behaviour in disasters (see also CA.B.3)
- describe the design and operation of fire extinguishers,
- describe the creation of checklists regarding safety,
- describe the design of safety instructions,
- list methods for identifying work-related safety risks.
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