Module 1: Introduction to Safety and Health Management Systems

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   Susan B. Harwood Grant

   • Safety Management Systems
   • Presented by
   • Management
   • Commitment and Employee
   • Involvement
   • Safety and Health
   • Training
   • Safety Management
   • Hazard
   • Prevention and Control
   • Worksite Analysis
   • [Name]
   • [Name]
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   Housekeeping

   • Emergency Procedures Medical concerns
   • Class times, breaks & lunch Break areas, rest rooms Tobacco policy
   • Electronic devices Materials
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   National Safety Council Mission

   • The mission of the National Safety Council is to educate and influence people to prevent accidental injury and death.
   • Making Our World Safer ®
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   Safety Management Systems

   • This program will provide you with the knowledge, skills and strategies necessary to establish and maintain a results-producing safety management system.
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   Introductions and Learning Goal

   • Your name
   • Where you work
   • What you do
   • Learning goal
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   Program Goals

   • Identify key principles and components of a successful safety management system, which include:
   • Management
   • commitment and employee involvement.
   • Worksite analysis.
   • Hazard prevention and control.
   • Safety and health
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   Program Goals—continued

   • Identify the benefits of implementing OSHA’s Voluntary Safety and Health Program Management Guidelines.
   • Evaluate your organization’s current safety and health program by comparing the elements of your company’s safety and health program to OSHA’s Safety and Health
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   Program Goals—continued

   • Identify ways to improve your present safety and health efforts and programs with emphasis on the four components of a safety management system.
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   Today’s Agenda

   • Program Introduction
   • Module 1: Introduction to Safety Management Systems
   • Module 2: Management Commitment and Employee Involvement
   • Module 3: Worksite Analysis
   • Module 4: Hazard Prevention and Control
   • Module 5: Safety and Health Training Module 6: Assessing Organization Status and Planning for Improvement
   • Program Conclusion
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    Module 1

    • Introduction to Safety Management
    • Systems
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    Module 1 Objectives

    • At the end of this module, you will be able to:
    • Recognize the principles and components of OSHA’s Voluntary Safety and Health program Management Guidelines.
    • Recognize the four components of a safety Management system. Management commitment and employee involvement. Worksite analysis.
    • Hazard prevention and control. Safety and health training.
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    Module 1 Objectives—continued

    • Identify the benefits of implementing OSHA’s Voluntary Safety and Health Program Management Guidelines.
    • Recognize the role of sustainability in Safety and Health Program Management.
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    Voluntary Safety and Health Program

    • Voluntary
    • General
    • OSHA’s
    • Voluntary
    • Safety and Health Program
    • Management
    • Guidelines
    • Distilled from successful organizations
    • Go beyond legal requirements
    • Call for systematic identification, evaluation and prevention or control of general workplace hazards and specific job hazards
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    Voluntary Safety and Health Program

    • Should this plan be written?
    • OSHA’s
    • Voluntary
    • Safety and Health Program
    • Management
    • Guidelines
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    The Safety Management System

    • Management Commitment and Employee Involvement
    • Safety and Health
    • Training
    • Safety
    • Management
    • Worksite Analysis
    • Hazard
    • Prevention and Control
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    Activity Instructions

    • Work in your group to identify: Benefits to employees.
    • Benefits to the organization.
    • Benefits to the community.
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    Definition of Sustainability

    • The ability to maintain a certain process or state
    • Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
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    How are safety and health related to sustainability?

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    The Non-Integrated Organization

    • Employee
    • Safety and Health
    • Social
    • Responsibility
    • Organizational
    • Results
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    The Integrated Organization

    • Employee Safety and Health
    • Social
    • Responsibility
    • Organizational
    • Results