This course introduces the essential safety protocols, risk assessment techniques, and protective habits needed to eliminate hand and eye injuries during hazardous shipboard operations. Participants learn how to identify mechanical pinch points, crush hazards, and potential chemical or flying particle trajectories, while mastering the correct selection and maintenance of task-specific personal protective equipment (PPE) like safety goggles, face shields, and impact-resistant gloves. By focusing on proper tool usage, mechanical guard integrity, and immediate first-aid response for eye and hand trauma, the curriculum trains personnel to work defensively and prevent debilitating workplace accidents.
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