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2) What are the recommendations to improve the Hazard identification and Risk Assessment of this institution?

Objectives of the case study Studying these cases gives students the opportunity to study theoretical application from a practical perspective in a work environment. Practical application of theories in the organization will give you the opportunity to gain a better understanding of this learning unit and workplace safety.

Case study Oshin Perera is a 40-year-old health worker. She was hit in the leg by a torn stair carpet. The diagnosis revealed that her finger was broken in the accident. However, she later developed a neurological condition. As a result, she lost much of her right arm. As a result, she was unable to report for service and had to retire. Here is her story. I have been working as a Health Assistant for over twenty years and have done my job with great enthusiasm. My commitment, service and friendliness made me a well-known figure in the organization.

Over the course of this period, I was able to raise thousands of dollars for the nursing home from supporters of the service and through various initiatives. One day in 2017, at 7 am, I was nearing the end of my night shift. That night I walked up and down the stairs of the nursing home countless times. Until that moment, I had passed the stairs of the broken stairs without any problems. During that shift I had to wake up the boarding adults for their breakfast | There was another task that had to be done. We had known for months about the condition of the broken staircase, but the requests made by our Health and Safety Committee to repair or replace that staircase went unheeded and failed.

Our crew repaired the torn piece of tape with tape, but the contractor had removed the covering during repairs earlier that week. That morning I started walking up the stairs to wake up the boarding adults. As I walked up the stairs to the first floor, I fell on my leg in a torn leg section. I spontaneously put my left hand forward to slow down my fall. When I woke up I felt nothing. However, when I looked at the drink, I saw that the upper part of my armpit (Above the Knuckle) had turned snow white and it had turned upside down. I know my finger is broken | I knew immediately. I did not feel any pain at the time and I remember thinking that the residents and adults had to wake up for their breakfast. With the help of the staff, I removed my wedding ring, wrapped my finger in a bandage, and went to work waking up the crowd. I finished my shift at 9 am, got into a three-wheeler and went to see my family doctor (GP). He instructed me to go to the nearest government hospital and at around 09.45 am I went to the hospital with my husband. I was treated there. I had two injections in my hand and I remember the blood leaking out of the small holes made by the syringe. From then on I felt pain in my finger and hand. The doctor applied a splint for my finger. Two weeks after the accident, I felt pain in my shoulder and finger. Then slowly the strength of my hand was slipping away from me. I often went to see my consulting physicians and physiotherapists and each time the condition of my arm and left shoulder became more and more painful. In one such case, they discovered that my shoulder joint had been dislocated at the time of the accident. Eventually I was diagnosed as a patient with an arm condition. (synthetic reflex dystrophy) (a chronic condition characterized by severe burning pain). Since then I have taken time off from work. it was. So all my overtime pay for night shifts and all the pay for work on good weekends and good bank holidays are now lost. I also have to visit doctors and physical therapists and the costs are very high. All my savings are gone by now. I want to buy a car with a reversible gear system, but how do I cover the cost?

According to the medical advice I can not go under again so now I have to tie life with what I get. Sometimes I feel so sad but sometimes I also have unbelievable anger.

No one from the management came to inquire about my health or how I was doing. They did nothing for me. All this pain and suffering is due to a torn stairwell. Management knew it was torn and did nothing about it. They were of the opinion that changing the fetus was an expensive affair. I remembered how I made money for the nursing home. Now look at me. I am lonely with my disability.

2) What are the recommendations to improve the Hazard identification and Risk Assessment of this institution